Veteran Ian Rawson joined Gary Hardgrave to talk about the Australian Defence Force's ban on military symbols like skulls and Spartan helmets. 

Rawson argued that these are not "symbols of death" but morale patches that represent a proud history and provide a sense of unity and psychological armour for service members.

Veteran Ian Rawson joined Gary Hardgrave to talk about the Australian Defence Force's ban on military symbols like skulls and Spartan helmets.&nbsp;
Rawson argued that these are not "symbols of death" but morale patches that represent a proud history and provide a sense of unity and psychological armour for service members.

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A "psychological armour": Veteran argues for military patches

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