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Old 07-03-21, 02:28 PM
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"Having now lived in West Sussex for 20 odd years, I had started to collect ACF & CCF badges etc to Sussex schools which has now increased to adding Royal Sussex Regt, Cinque Ports, Sussex Yeomanry and now the Home Counties badges. I would like to include Cloth/printed Formation signs also. I have some shoulder titles for the above and some formation signs but I would like to know what is out there? Can you help with a list of these? "
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At the risk of stating the obvious, Sussex is not a Home County.
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Old 08-03-21, 01:50 PM
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They were part of the Home Counties brigade from 1958 until the Queens Regt was formed. I think that's what Jerry is saying.
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They were part of the Home Counties brigade from 1958 until the Queens Regt was formed. I think that's what Jerry is saying.
Fair does. being Sussex man born and bred, I am a tad sensitive!
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I had always thought Sussex is one of the historical Home Counties

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