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Originally Posted by Mike Jackson
In former times, in battle dress, members of the SIB could only be identified in uniform because they did not wear the RMP shoulder titles.
What strange logic. Do not wear shoulder titles and therefore positively identify oneself as a member of SIB? Did the same logic apply to their RMP cap badges, buttons etc? It must make sense to somebody.
Whatever happened to the small brooch-like badge in the design of a sprig of foliage that SIB used to wear in plain clothes?
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I believe the "sprig of foliage" brooch-like badge worn in civilian clothes, and the same device on a tie, represented the "Branch" (Special Investigation Branch).
Tim
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