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Royal engineers "Hate" Belt - Modern
It seems as if the modern British soldier contines to wear "Hate" belts.
This is for sale on ebay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Collectio...P2am:rk:7:pf:0 I have no connection with the seller.
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Wonderfully practical, anodised aluminium badges?
Some with sliders protruding below the bottom of the belt. I suspect the badges would be put on the belt merely for display purposes (years ago I had a giant black neck tie made up to display a hundred or two police tie tacks for the kids). The Greek badge - Greek Cypriot National Guard? I have a similar badge without the white dove affixed to my old hate army note pad. |
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"Hate army note pad" Well, I learn something new every day.
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I knew a bloke who put his old cap badge on his tool box - I suppose that's a hate army tool box on planet eBay.
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Hate belt
Can anyone please tell me why an English belt covered by English badges is called a “hate” belt , just what does anyone hate?
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I hate the term "hate belt".
An Americanism? Presumably it sounds more warry than "souvenir badge belt". It's just a term that's become the norm. Personally, I would think a "hate belt" proper would be festooned with body parts of enemy dead - ears, fingers, gonads, assorted titbits of offal, a kind've jerky? |
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The listing does not use the term 'hate' at all!
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