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That would be interesting -- I guess you're picturing something essentially like the current badge but with the swords in saltire behind the Royal Crest...?
60bill wrote:
One question, with an army slimed down thinner than a model on laxatives, do we really need more grades? I sure the post could be filled by the most senior WO1 as an appointment.
SFMRAS wrote:For the simple fact I see a smudge on her right shoulder, and I think the view of the left should show two or three stars, I'm going with a second lieutenant.
Medic_in_Uniform wrote:SFMRAS wrote:For the simple fact I see a smudge on her right shoulder, and I think the view of the left should show two or three stars, I'm going with a second lieutenant.
That's a very well-travelled subaltern...!![]()
Luke2 wrote:Crimson sash makes officer, I should have known that. So what do you call the stick she has under her left arm? And whats her cap badge?
Luke2 wrote:
Cannot be Welsh Guards, since the buttons are not spaced five and five. I must go with Medics explanation: crimson sash = officer. But the stick looks like a pace stick.
I wonder were Sketor gut the picture from, maybe it had a text with name and rank of the people.
ChrisWI wrote:I thought the No. 14 dress was only issued to the Bermuda Regiment and the Gibraltar Regiment?
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