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18-03-09, 01:50 PM
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Hello horloge, and welcome to the Forum. If you use the "search" button and write "pegasus" you will find some of the posts by our colleague Arnhemjim and his views on how to differentiate between good and bad patch.
Jo
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18-03-09, 07:19 PM
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hi need to look at the back
peter
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26-03-09, 03:44 PM
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Thanks for the info, that's a very good article from Arnhemjim.... I've found a site about Belgian SAS insignia with the Pegasus shoulder patch.
http://www.belgiansas.com/insignia.html
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08-04-09, 02:52 PM
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Last week I visited the Baugnez 44 Historical center near Bastogne (Belgium), and there I spotted an almost similar badge on the BD of a Mr. Jan de Vries who was a Canadian Paratrooper (see picture). There was a writing with this BD which said: "Yes, 55 years ago, In January 1945, Canadian Paratroopers, integrated into the 3rd Parachute Brigade of the 6th British Airborne Division, took part in the Battle of the Ardennes."
Last edited by horloge; 08-04-09 at 03:01 PM.
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