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Old 15-08-22, 04:12 PM
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Default Several Unknown Patches

Can anyone help identify the following patches pleae? Most are Middle East, I think, but towards the end, some may be African. In the Middle East ones, there may be ones from Jordan, Bahrein and Oman.
I shall be most grateful for any identifications, as I know that many members are knowledgeable in patches from many countries.
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Old 15-08-22, 05:49 PM
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Hi Badger, The black shield in the top row is an arm badge for Zimbabwe Army,

should be worn as a facing pair.

item C503 in the military badges and insignia of Southern Africa by Colin Owen

best regards John
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Old 15-08-22, 05:55 PM
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Blekinge (Ph.5) is Swedish, I believe local/municipal police.

Ph.2 #4 I'd suggest is from Oman.

Ph. 4 #1 looks like the Zimbabwe bird to me.

Ph.4 #3 shows the outline of Libya with the post-Ghaddafi flay.

Hope this helps

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Old 15-08-22, 06:13 PM
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Many thanks for your comments gentlemen. They are very helpful. I assume the one you both say is Zimbabwe is the national arm patch worn by all its soldiers?
Is the one from Libya also a national arm patch, do you know?
I look forward to any other identifications that anyone can give me.
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Old 15-08-22, 06:41 PM
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Is the one from Libya also a national arm patch, do you know?
I don't I'm afraid, I just recognise the flag and country outline. Should I ever visit there again I'll check up for you.
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Old 15-08-22, 10:02 PM
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Left to right top to bottom
Saudi Arabian National Guard, Saudi Arabian NG Communications, Bahrain unknown, Bahrain EME, Zimbabwe, Unknown, Swedish unknown?
Unknown, Oman Northern Frontier Rgt, Jordanian, Oman Air Force Training, Bahrain unknown, Bahrain Transport, Libya.
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Old 19-08-22, 06:22 PM
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Many thanks for the information on several of the, QuickSilver. I appreciate knowing the ones you can identify. If anyone can add any more identifications, I will be most grateful.
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Old 19-08-22, 06:25 PM
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Many thanks for the information on several of them, QuickSilver. I appreciate knowing the ones you can identify. If anyone can add any more identifications, I will be most grateful.
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