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I'm sure iv'e seen pictures of him with different badges to show support to the troops he was visiting at the time.
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Didn't he have a slouch had adorned with different badges?
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Yes, he did, I have memory somewhere that he also had a red beret with twin badges to...........
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There we go.....
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Try this as well. |
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“This beret was given to me by a Sgt. in the RTR, the NCO in command of my tank during the Battle of Alamein in October 1942. It was worn by me from Alamein to Tunis when it was so dirty that I got a new one; it was the Sgt’s own beret. I added my General’s badge to it and have worn the black beret with two badges ever since…” He may have kept other berets to be worn at more public events where his old dirty working beret would have looked out of place. and, as can be seen from his own words, he did get a new one in 1945. That might account for the fact there's more than one in museums.
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