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ATHLETICS
97
(e)
British Army Team Record —
A record made by a British
Army team composed of personnel as in (a) above officially represent-
ing the Services, the Army, a •Command, a Corps, a Formation or
a Unit in any match.
(f
)
British
Military Forces
Team Record —
A record made
as
in
(e)
above or by any military team officially representing one of
the forces mentioned in the Special Lists in the Army List, or the
Forces or Army of a Dominion (provided this last is qualified to
compete), in any match.
Rule 18—Army Colours
(a)
ATHLETICS
The Army Athletics badge shall be awarded to Individuals,
including members of the Women's Services, who represent the
Army in the Inter-Services Championships.
(b) CROSS-COUNTRY
The Army Cross-Country badge shall be awarded to Individuals
who represent the Army in the Inter-Services Championships.
(c)
SPECIAL CASES
In special cases the Executive Committee is empowered to award
Colours.
(d) RESTRICTION
No individual shall receive more than
one
badge. A " date bar "
will however be given to an individual who has been previously
awarded a " colour."
(e)
NECKTIE AND BLAZER BADGE
An Army " Colour " is entitled to wear the Army A.A. Tie and
Blazer Badge.
Particulars can be obtained on application to the Association's
Office.
SECTION
III.
FINANCIAL REGULATIONS
1. Affiliation Fee
(a) Any unit wishing to compete as a unit (or send individuals
to compete) in any competition sponsored by the Army Athletic
Association will pay an annual affiliation fee (due on ist January
annually to cover the calendar year) in addition to the entrance fee
for each specific competition.
(b)
Fees will be scaled according to the strength of units and the
same scale will apply for women, men or boys units. The scale is
as follows :—
Units of i 000 and over
k
i i os. od.
„ 400
to
999 £z os.
od.
100
to
399
ios. od.
„ under ioo 5s. od.
2. Entry Fees
(a) In accordance with the policy of the Army Sport Control
Board, the Association will charge Entry Fees for participation in
all competitions held under its auspices.
D
t
97
(e)
British Army Team Record —
A record made by a British
Army team composed of personnel as in (a) above officially represent-
ing the Services, the Army, a •Command, a Corps, a Formation or
a Unit in any match.
(f
)
British
Military Forces
Team Record —
A record made
as
in
(e)
above or by any military team officially representing one of
the forces mentioned in the Special Lists in the Army List, or the
Forces or Army of a Dominion (provided this last is qualified to
compete), in any match.
Rule 18—Army Colours
(a)
ATHLETICS
The Army Athletics badge shall be awarded to Individuals,
including members of the Women's Services, who represent the
Army in the Inter-Services Championships.
(b) CROSS-COUNTRY
The Army Cross-Country badge shall be awarded to Individuals
who represent the Army in the Inter-Services Championships.
(c)
SPECIAL CASES
In special cases the Executive Committee is empowered to award
Colours.
(d) RESTRICTION
No individual shall receive more than
one
badge. A " date bar "
will however be given to an individual who has been previously
awarded a " colour."
(e)
NECKTIE AND BLAZER BADGE
An Army " Colour " is entitled to wear the Army A.A. Tie and
Blazer Badge.
Particulars can be obtained on application to the Association's
Office.
SECTION
III.
FINANCIAL REGULATIONS
1. Affiliation Fee
(a) Any unit wishing to compete as a unit (or send individuals
to compete) in any competition sponsored by the Army Athletic
Association will pay an annual affiliation fee (due on ist January
annually to cover the calendar year) in addition to the entrance fee
for each specific competition.
(b)
Fees will be scaled according to the strength of units and the
same scale will apply for women, men or boys units. The scale is
as follows :—
Units of i 000 and over
k
i i os. od.
„ 400
to
999 £z os.
od.
100
to
399
ios. od.
„ under ioo 5s. od.
2. Entry Fees
(a) In accordance with the policy of the Army Sport Control
Board, the Association will charge Entry Fees for participation in
all competitions held under its auspices.
D
t
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| Description | 'Games and Sports in the Army' was an annual publication produced by the British War Office between the 1930s and 1960s. This included the Second World War. It outlines the rules and regulations for games and sports played by members of the armed forces. It features names and photographs of team members, and examples of contemporary advertising. |
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| Shelfmark | GWB.52 |