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Badges of the British Army WW1
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  1. Dress Uniform Gorget for Major General to Field Marshal  
  2. Service Uniform Gorget for Major General to Field Marshal  
  3. Staff Colonels and Brigadiers Gorget  
  4. General Office Ordnance  
  5. General Officer Chaplain  
  6. Colonel and Brigadier Ordnance 
  7. Colonel and Brigadier Dental  
  8. General Officer Medical  
  9. Colonel and Brigadier Medical  
  10. Field Marshal and General Officers visor  
  11. Colonel and Brigadier visor  
  12. Administrative and Departmental General Officers visor  
  13. Admin. and Dept. Colonel and Brigadier visor  
  14. Button for Generals  
  15. General Service Button  
  16. Colonels and Brigadiers button  
  17. Rifle Regiment button  
  18. Royal Naval Reserve Volunteer Lieutenant  Instructor Wireless Telegraphist (ITW)
  19. RNRV Sub-Lieutenant. Instructor Wireless Telegraphist (ITW)

Badges of the British Army post WW2
  • As noted in other places on this site the Australian, New Zealand and Canadian Armies took their lead from the British Army in all matters.
  • This was especially true of the Unit and Regiment badges.
  • The page images on the page are thumbnails. Click the image to enlarge. 
  • If necessary click the ICON in the lower right hand corner to SUPER ENLARGE.
  • The purpose of this booklet was to track where the WW2 British Regiments had gone in the post war reorganisation and amalgamations. 
  • Note that the crowns are all the St Edward's Crown denoting the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Once again I am indebted to CWO Herbert H "Sarge" Booker 2nd for these details.

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