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12-09-17, 12:30 PM
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Which Regiments, please?
I think we have Royal Fusiliers and at least one other regiment in the attached photograph. Can anyone ID any badges or pagri flashes, please?
I have seen a description of the 2/3rd London Regiment at the IWM here, but I wondered if there were any other possibilities. Many thanks, Chris Last edited by Drew; 12-09-17 at 12:34 PM. Reason: To manage attachments 
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12-09-17, 02:34 PM
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Is the officer standing left wearing trews, possibly the one sitting left?
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12-09-17, 03:25 PM
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Quote:
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12-09-17, 05:15 PM
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Ah yes - presumably that stick next to his leg is a desert clock.
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13-09-17, 04:31 AM
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Many thanks to everyone for their comments. I have looked at all the regular battalions of the Royal Fusiliers and there is only one which had a similar sounding patch / flash.
2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers Interestingly, they were in the same Division as the 2/3rd Londons at Gallipoli. I wonder if there was some conscious mimicry on the part of the 2/3rd Londons. The 2nd Bn. RF patch is described as worn centrally on the back in Infantry Divisions, Identification Schemes, 1917, By Mike Hibberd Given the descriptions, I think it seems more likely to be the 2/3rd Londons. Did the London Regt. RF officers wear a small 'T' on the lapel? I don't remember seeing it in pictures.
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