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Old 22-08-14, 09:03 PM
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Couldn't find the SSF band badge's photo in use except the one in the tan DEU's (badges not recognizable though). They used the crossed arrows for collar dogs as I remember. Here's a few pics of the 2CMBG band that took over from them after the name change.
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Old 23-08-14, 12:31 AM
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Thanks. Probably didn't have enough people show up to run either course and it would be useless for the infantrymen to take a JLC so guess what non-infantry types?
Presumably. We started with 48 candidates (4 Sections x 12) and finished with 24 candidates (3 Sections x 8). It was the 90s, so there was still a lot of bs on this course - much more than on PLQ today. I started in 4 Section, which was obviously the one that got axed, probably during Offensive Ops (Section Attacks) when guys started to disappear. 4 Section Cmdr was MCpl Chris Trembley, a decent guy. Most of the staff were from 1 and 3 RCR, but there was a SD&GH Sgt (O'Brien?) and a CGG Sgt (Gunter?).

The freaky part for me was that all the inf trade guys showed up with a study package about 200 pages thick. I was Inf qualified, but I spent my Tues & Thurs nights playing pipes, not doing infantry, so it was a bit daunting. I was able to help others with their drill, classroom, and field lessons, and they were able to help me with my recce and section atks . . . which is the way it's supposed to be.
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Old 26-08-14, 07:40 PM
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Don't always discount the black backed full sized wings as bogus...there are several private purchase bullion variations floating around, for wear on patrol dress.
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Old 27-08-14, 02:47 PM
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The black backed wings are CF issue. That style was introduced about 1985 with the introduction of DEU; black backing so it could be worn on AF blue or navy blue (black) uniforms as well as army green/tan. The green backed wings are unification era. Embroidered wings with a white maple leaf are indicative of the DEU period as well, previously only wings with a red maple leaf were issued and a silver metal maple leaf was pinned thru the wing and tunic.
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Old 27-08-14, 11:10 PM
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[QUOTE=servicepub;275180]All will be revealed - shortly.




Awesome! I look forward to it.

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Old 28-10-14, 10:23 PM
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Couldn't find the SSF band badge's photo in use except the one in the tan DEU's (badges not recognizable though). They used the crossed arrows for collar dogs as I remember. Here's a few pics of the 2CMBG band that took over from them after the name change.
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