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Is this a pagri badge?
Hi All
I have had this for a while and just thought it was a shoulder title but looking at photos of pagri flashes I suddenly thought it might be one too. It came with a group of medals and other bits and pieces to a chap who was captured at the fall of Singapore in 1942, so definitely has the tropical connection. Can anyone confirm this? Thanks in advance. Cheers, Alex |
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It's a pagri flash as these photos show.
Jon |
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Hi Jon
Thanks very much for the confirmation. Cheers, Alex |
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Oh! Wow, Lovely pagri badge. Thanks for sharing
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Jon's second picture with the Vickers MG crew shows troops wearing the (practical and comfortable) experimental replacement for Service Dress trialled during the early 1930s. It included an angora shirt with a collar, an open necked jacket with bronzed non-polishable buttons and what was described as a 'deerstalker' hat. Of course it was rejected in favour of Battle Dress in 1937 although elements of the revised web equipment were accepted.
Tim
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Thanks Tim, I was wondering about the odd uniform. Makes sense now.
Cheers, Alex |
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