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Old 19-11-18, 04:55 PM
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but what if anything does the white cover signify?

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The white cap covers were made regulation in 1904 DRs, for wear with Frock coats. They were not worn by the Foot Guards. Many regimental bands wore them too, but not other parts of the battalion. See enclosed images.

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Perhaps well known as worn by Lord Kitchener - Seen here in a modified poster!


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The white cap covers were made regulation in 1904 DRs, for wear with Frock coats. They were not worn by the Foot Guards. Many regimental bands wore them too, but not other parts of the battalion. See enclosed images.
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Can anyone explain the Light Infantry horn above the stripes?
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Can anyone explain the Light Infantry horn above the stripes?
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It was commented in the linked gwf thread, sgt bugler I think it was said to be.
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