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Photographed in East London this Gunner has the orange tab on his shoulder strap and the letters AA on his arm badge.
Can anyone explain the exact meaning of the arm badge? Jon |
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Jon,
I've no idea but I've had an example of a similar sign for several decades. I'll post the image when I come acorss it again. Mike |
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Or perhaps Anti Aircraft. Marc
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AA = Anti Aircraft unit
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There is already a thread on the forum, probably by Brian Conyngham I think, dealing with this patch.
It was Anti-Aircraft as Milmed says. Keith |
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Found a couple of threads :
AA Patch...confirmation at long last. 6th SA Armoured Division Anti Aircraft Signs .
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Many thanks.
Jon |
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This is the noon gun at Cape Town Castle of Good Hope being fired in 2010
Tim
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That little cannon is just for the entertainment of visitors to the Castle.
The real noon day gun is fired everyday from Signal Hill... https://www.capetown.travel/signal-hill-noon-gun/ |
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