Army Air Corps King's Crown Cap Badge | Officially Licensed

Official MOD-Licensed Military Display Piece

The Army Air Corps has origins dating back to the Second World War and was reformed in 1957. It is the British Army's aviation combat arm, supporting troops through aviation combat and reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, casualty evacuation, supply delivery and other air operations. Private soldiers in the Army Air Corps are known as Airtroopers.

This King's Crown version is a precision-printed display piece in Army Air Corps colours, supplied with an integrated keyhole mount and ready to hang.

Product Features

• King's Crown Army Air Corps cap-badge reproduction
• Distinctive Army Air Corps eagle, AAC bars and laurel-wreath design
• Lightweight and durable Silk PLA construction
• Finished in Army Air Corps colours
• Integrated keyhole wall mount
• Ready to hang straight from the box
• Made to order in the United Kingdom

Specifications

• 📐 Display Size
  Height: 250 mm
  Width: 220 mm
  Thickness: 30 mm
• Material: Silk PLA
• Finish: silver, black, gold and green tones
• Version: King's Crown
• Display: integrated keyhole wall mount
• Made to order: produced and finished in the United Kingdom
• Dispatch: Typically dispatched within 7–10 working days

About the Badge

The Army Air Corps cap badge depicts an eagle alighting on the uppermost of two bars carrying the letters “AAC”, within a laurel wreath and surmounted by the Crown. This version uses the King's Crown pattern shown in the licensed artwork.

This display piece presents the Army Air Corps badge in its King's Crown form for decorative display. It is not an official-issue item of military uniform or service insignia.

Ideal For

• Army Air Corps veterans, pilots and aircrew
• Military aviation collectors
• Military collectors
• Corps display collections
• Retirement and service gifts
• British Army memorabilia enthusiasts

Official Licensed Product

Intellectual Property of the Secretary of State for Defence is used under licence. This item is produced for commemorative and display purposes and is not official issue military insignia.

Read the Army Air Corps cap badge history and symbolism.