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Old 14-04-18, 05:09 AM
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Follow this link, scroll down to find Officers and WO1s wearing the collar sized badge in their caps.
http://brecon.fyinetwork.co.uk/my,38...-to-Army-Corps
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Follow this link, scroll down to find Officers and WO1s wearing the collar sized badge in their caps.
http://brecon.fyinetwork.co.uk/my,38...-to-Army-Corps
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That was standard practice from the 1970s through to early 2000s, Tony, when a review led to the introduction of embroidered bullion wire badges.
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Interesting Toby, the attached article is dated April 2017.
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Interesting Toby, the attached article is dated April 2017.
Cheers Tony.
I’m sorry I should’ve made clear I was referring to wear in the rifle green beret. Also I know that there have been some other changes under the influence of the last Corps SMI.
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