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It is a tradition within the
Australian Army for soldiers' recreational clubs on military bases to be named after a particular Victoria Cross winner, usually one with whom the unit is historically associated. Permission for such naming rights is usually obtained not only from the relevant command hierarchy within the military itself, but also from the family of the VC winner. Once dedicated, the club and its participants typically take great pride in the deeds of the VC winner with whom they are associated, and often family members will be invited to attend certain functions held by the club as a mark of thanks and respect.
Examples of such clubs can be found right across Australia, but more prominent ones include the Edmondson VC Club at
ARTC Kapooka (named after
John Hurst Edmondson), the Dunstan VC Club at
Puckapunyal military base in
Victoria, Australia (named after
William Dunstan) and the Arthur C. Hall VC Club at
Victoria Barracks in Sydney (named after
Arthur Charles Hall).