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Duke of Lancaster's Regiment
I have found a LANCS jacket. Everything seems alright : lanyard, arm badge, collar badges, buttons with Fleur de Lis. I think the medal ribbon is UNFICYP, normal for a regiment which has a battalion in Cyprus.
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It is totally correct, Laurent. It is even the most recent pattern, known during development as "Future Army Dress" (FAD). The main feature is a superior quality (and thus expensive) 100% wool cloth known as 'Guards (Pattern) Barathea' that was previously the privilege of officers only in those regiments that chose it. It was/is a noticeably more brown shade of khaki. A further feature is that it is now worn with a pale khaki shade of shirt, that was also once the mark of a commissioned officer (in most but not all regiments - some wore a brown shade).
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Thank you for your confirmation
Laurent |
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Yes, Guards, RWF, RRW, and a few others wore the brown shirt to complement their barathea uniform. Conversely RGJ, Queen's, QLR, KOBR and many others wore the pale shirt.
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