A.] | The Crown of Malaysia's Monarchy, representing the soveriegnity of that country. |
B.] | The Malaysian national flag to the right of the crown, representative of that nation. |
C.] | The New Zealand national flag to the left of the crown, representative of that nation's armed forces located in Malaysia. |
D.] | The oblong circles of yellow and royal blue are Malaysia's national colours |
E.] | The crossed Kris on the right are Malaysian national symbols. |
F.] | The tiger centered, as another national symbol, is indicative of the professionalism and stealth of the 1st Battalion RNZIR in its operations against enemy forces within the jungles of Malaya and Borneo. |
G.] | The RNZIR badge, as worn on headress of 1st Battalion RNZIR personnel, represents the infantry Corps. |
H.] | The centered red diamond is that was formally worn on the upper left sleeve of battalion personnel. |
I.] | The green background to the red diamond combines to represent the battalion formal colours. |
J.] | The crossed bayonets beneath the diamond depict an Infantry unit. |
K.] | The olive branch surround depicts peace being established for Malaysia following terroist and confrontation. |
L.] | The lettering states the country and years in which the 1st Battalion RNZIR functioned with honour and high esteem. |
M.] | Finally, the green background and red merrow are the battalion's formal colours. |