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identification of 40 in circle!
hi everyone
does anyone know what the 40 badge is please? i assume RE unit as i was browsing through some books a few days ago and saw something similar! 49th Division clearly on the shoulder. Any help gratefully acknowledged! Last edited by Corkerrys; 11-10-20 at 01:34 PM. |
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British Cloth Formation Signs Part One, has it as..HQ RE Infantry Division, "40" in white on a cobalt blue square.
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many many thanks! that does make sense.
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My goodness a "Sapper" wearing a WHITE lanyard!
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I am still looking for British Army cloth Formation, Regimental, Battalion, Company and other Unit sleeve badges, from 1980 onwards. |
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A Sapper with a white lanyard? Outrageous! Perhaps he made it up himself as a means of showing that he served in Iceland? One never knows what people added to their BD when in a photographer's studio!
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That's the in laws.
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Quote:
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I knew of someone who'd not served in NI but wore a CSM NI at his wedding.
Someone who knew I collected militaria once asked if I had a suitable sword to lend for wear by one of their relatives, a REME NCO at their wedding. |
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Very old joke, but better know as the "out laws"......
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