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S IN WREATH
S IN Wreath - Surveyor. Did this appointment existing in the New Zealand Army?
If so, please send an image or information i.e. Dress regulation, written order... etc |
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I gather your referring to a modern badge? and not a S in a wreath as issued to Scouts prior to WW1?
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He is presumably refering to the Artillery Trade Badge which would have been common throuhout the British Army and Commonwealth.
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S IN WREATH
The New Zealand Volunteer Force Artillery! Did they ever use the S in Wreath proficiency Badge ?
If so, can you provide a picture or information to backup this claim. |
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The S in a wreath was used by British scouts stationed in India up until 1914, but in England from 1905 the British scouts used the fleur de lis badge. |
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