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Greek formation sign?
Would anyone know if this badge pertains to Greek Army, (or Greek Cypriot)? Have been unable to identify online
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Cypriot
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Thanks for that. Would I be asking too much if you can supply a caption. I have just come up with Larnaca if that helps
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Found a site showing badges of Cypriot "Land Forces" which includes a slightly different version under the heading :
"These consist of formations at Brigade and Regimental Combat Group levels." https://finabel.org/cyprus/
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Marvellous! Nothing too difficult for the Forum. Thanks for your assistance
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Sorry GTB I have got a note of which Brigade it is just can't put my hands on it at the moment.
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My Greek friend tells me the translation of the badge in first post is “Even in Death He Defeated His Enemies”. Also seen on a badge in a later post. Another badge in the later post has the Ancient Greek words which in English lettering would equate to Moloan La Bey (soft b in Bey) this was the answer given the Persians when told to lay down their weapons.....The Spartans replied, Molon Labe.... Come and take them. Regards, D.J.
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