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08-01-20, 11:28 PM
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Queen's Royal Hussars Officers in No.2 Dress - 2007
Here's another great reference picture.
Queen's Royal Hussars Officers in No.2 Dress - 2007. Enjoy! Mick
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09-01-20, 09:25 AM
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Thanks
A great photo, thanks for sharing.
Rob
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09-01-20, 09:44 AM
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Typical cavalry officers - ties don't match and the medals are mounted differently!
the soldiers have swinging medals as well so perhaps the Sqn Ldr (his title not rank in case you are confused) has decided to have them court mounted as a personal affectation.
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09-01-20, 04:49 PM
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"The Unitas Medal is a medallion struck in bronze, 38 millimetres in diameter and 3 millimetres thick at the rim, displaying a seven-pointed star, charged with an embossed Greek lower case letter alpha within a circle. The star represents the seven constituent forces which formed the South African National Defence Force."
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10-01-20, 12:40 AM
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Great photo. As an American, I have always found those tent caps most Un-British looking. Almost Polish actually.
CB
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