As the boys go through Boys Brigade they work towards a series of awards. The highest of these is the Queen's Badge. To achieve this badge requires a combination of skills and achievements including community service and practical leadership within the company. Several other badges must also be gained as prerequisites for the Queen's Badge. These are achieved during the boys whole time at Company Section.

The 29th has had 59 Queen's Men up until the present time. These are listed below.

The 29ths first Queen's Man Cpl John Duggan receiving his Badge from BB President Merv Rodgers.

1974 Cpl John Duggan

1975 Cpl Murray Thompson

1976 Cpl Eric Gilbert

1977 Cpl James Batten

1978 Cpl Graeme Dobson, Cpl Todd Sherburd, Cpl Stuart Parkinson, Pte Murray Lawn

1980 L\Cpl Clive Davidson, Cpl Bruce Davis, Cpl David Forster, Cpl Andrew Gamble, L\Cpl Glen Taylor

1981 Cpl Stephen Wilce

1982 Cpl Murray Dobson, Sgt Peter Fenlon, Cpl Antony Simpson, Cpl Ian Trippner

1983 Cpl Jonathan Dobbie, Sgt Ted Ebbing, Cpl Peter Toomath

1984 Cpl Tim Goode, Cpl Nigel Hillier, Cpl Robert Penhey, Cpl David Wilce

1985 Sgt Philip Barker, Sgt Keith Dobson, Cpl Roland Ebbing, Cpl Paul Jackson
Sgt Graeme Penhey, C/Sgt Mark Toomath

1986 Cpl Geoff Trippner, Cpl Craig Batten, Cpl Andrew Penhey, Cpl Lewis Young, Pte Alistair Youlden

1988 Cpl Gregg Price, Cpl Craig McGregor, Cpl David Nicol, L/Cpl Michael McLay, L/Cpl Craig Lough

1989 L/Cpl Brendon Mitchell

1990 Cpl Craig Mason, Cpl Chris Wood, L/Cpl Royce Heap, Pte Jeff Jackson

1991 L/Cpl Philip Penhey, L/Cpl Jarod Cook

1994 Sgt Matthew Worthington

2000 Cpl Gareth McCash

2001 Sgt Matthew Tough

2002 Cpl Aaron Gamble, Cpl Ashley Clarkson

2003 Cpl Andrew Brown

2004 Cpl Paul Russell-Smith

2005 Cpl Matthew Franks, Cpl Daniel Jeffries

2006 Cpl David Gamble, Pte Tyree Langbein

Boys' Brigade Object - "The advancement of Christ's Kingdom among boys, and the promotion of habits of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline, Self-respect and all that tends toward a true Christian Manliness."