What are the difference between them??

[manchesters]

Love the RAF one, very rare badge.

here are mine for comparison.

regards

[Jackhr]

Originally Posted by manchesters

Love the RAF one, very rare badge.

here are mine for comparison.

regards

Very nice and I like the senior NCO badge . Also can you say which unit is which badge ???

Can you also show rear of badges as I now see that my "grey backing with white circle is now from the rear on a tan back ground and yellow circle must have faded from the front .

[Milmed]

Originally Posted by Jackhr

Very nice and I like the senior NCO badge . Also can you say which unit is which badge ???

Can you also show rear of badges as I now see that my "grey backing with white circle is now from the rear on a tan back ground and yellow circle must have faded from the front .

Hi Jack
Seen the back of your faded badge, I would think it is same/similar to your initially posted badge.

Not sure what you refer to as a senior NCO badge, but if it is the one with the bullion thread, then as far as I was aware that was only indicative of a different order of dress (i.e. #1 or best dress vs the yellow thread badge of service/battle dress)

Steven

[manchesters]

Sorry,

I cant show the rears as they are not to hand.

The gold bullion ring is for SNCO's and replaces the yellow cotton of lower ranks.

A similar badge should exist in silver bullion for SNCO's in the Volunteer Force replacing their white cotton ring.

regards

[MartinRF]

...a few of my cloth trade/prize/qualification badges...
Senior NCO Medic, embroidered, full dress;
Senior NCO Medic, embroidered, service dress;
Matron, embroidered, service dress;
Volunteer Medic, embroidered, full dress;
Volunteer Medic, embroidered, service dress;
Medic, appliqué, service dress;
Stretcher Bearer, embroidered, service dress;
the remainder are variations of: Medic embroidered, service dress;

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[manchesters]

Matron??