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#1
22-03-16, 03:34 AM
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New CAF cap badge, NBCD Coy
Does anyone have one, or a better picture of CF JOINT NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL DEFENCE COMPANY cap badge? NSN 8455-20-006-0840. What are the collars?
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#3
22-03-16, 03:27 PM
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Not as new as I thought: 31 Jan 2011. But it is now included on the ADM (MAT) list of cloth cap badges. PDF, would you like a copy?
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#5
22-03-16, 03:39 PM
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I think it is this unit, and some personnel at the school.
http://www.forces.gc.ca/en/operation...ces/cjiru.page
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#7
22-03-16, 05:07 PM
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While it wasn't specifically approved as a "cap badge" here is a more detailed view of the unit's badge.
http://reg.gg.ca/heraldry/pub-reg/pr...ElementID=1372 and the confirmation of the name change . . . http://reg.gg.ca/heraldry/pub-reg/pr...1928&ShowAll=1
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#8
22-03-16, 07:00 PM
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Cap badge
From the CGCS, Canadian Government Cataloguing System
ITEM NAME: INSIGNIA,HEAD-DRESS Characteristic Reply DESIGN DESIGNATION CF JOINT NUCLEAR,BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL DEFENCE COMPANY ATTACHMENT METHOD SEW-ON SPECIAL FEATURES J-METALLIC AND COLOURED EMBROIDERY ON BLACK MELTON BACKGROUND; PADDED Although not specifically or originally a cap badge, I am curious about it's use as one. Has anybody seen it in use as one? Or was this just somebody's good idea that hasn't been adopted?
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#9
22-03-16, 07:28 PM
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I think that is a good question. I have reviewed a copy of the Ordnance Stores catalogue ammended to 1963 (?) for insignia and there are badges listed there-in that were never made or issued.
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#10
22-03-16, 08:38 PM
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My understanding is that personnel posted to the Canadian Joint Incident Response Unit simply wore their own branch/regimental insignia.
This looks like a unit badge similar to any of the CF schools or specialized units, CFCMU, 1 ESU for example. Apparently the CBRN Operator has its own MOSID. Perhaps they are a trade with a new branch cap badge. http://www.forces.gc.ca/en/about-pol...uclear-op.page Ottawa Citizen article on the "new" occupation. http://ottawacitizen.com/news/nation...ions-expertise Phil
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#11
23-03-16, 01:48 AM
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Apropos nothing. I attended the three-week NBCW course for Mobile Units (Officers) way back in 1975. It was held at the NBCW scool at CFB Borden
Clive
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#12
23-03-16, 11:30 PM
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CBRN Ops, although they have their own MOSID do not have a badge for their trade. Much like CSOR and the Assaulter MOSID, they continue to wear their affiliated Regiment/Unit insignia.
I heard that a specialist badge for CBRN Operators is in the works, if not already issued. (I heard of it last February)
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