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Old 07-10-21, 04:04 PM
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Tom, I've always understood that Artillery had 7 flames and Engineers had 9 flames.

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Tom, I've always understood that Artillery had 7 flames and Engineers had 9 flames.

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Thank you - that's just the sort of thing I love to learn!
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Tom, I've always understood that Artillery had 7 flames and Engineers had 9 flames.

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Only after 1927.

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