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20-06-17, 02:46 PM
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Lancashire Hussars question
I've been asked what cap badge the Lancashire Hussars wore during the Second World War with particular reference to the Battle of Crete. I thought I knew the answer but I'm now wondering if they just wore Royal Artillery badges as opposed to rose on scroll, kk1472.
Cheers Sean 
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20-06-17, 03:01 PM
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Sean,
I am pretty sure that after conversion to Artillery in 1920 the Lancashire Hussars wore the R.A. cap badge ( according to Litchfield "The Territorial Artillery " they wore LH white metal rose collar badges on service dress up to 1940 ) P.B.
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