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Non Australian Slouch
Hats (page 4) |
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The
word slouch refers to a hat with a brim that droops down all the way
around unless rolled or held |
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| A Kenyan
slouch hat circa 2000 |
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- 3
NZ soldiers of the 10th New Zealand Contingent to the Boer War
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- Unidentified
soldier photographed at the Kinsey Photographic Studio, Wellington NZ,
before departure for South Africa.
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Note
the slouch hat with the brim on the left side turned up on the Trooper
in the New Zealand Boer War memorial |
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- Rotorua NZ. South African
War memorial. Note the slouch hat with brim turned up on the left.
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- Alfred Clive
Hulme wearing the Victoria Cross, circa 1941.
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- The bash used on the US Army, USMC &
Legion of Frontiersmen slouch hats is called "Smokey the Bear"
but it's proper name (official US) is Montana
Peak
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- USMC Slouch
hat circa 1918
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US Army WW1 slouch hat
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US Army
"Doughboy" from WW1 |
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- US Army Training Instructor post
WW2
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- Legion of
Frontiersmen slouch hat
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- The soldier on the left is wearing
an American version of the slouch hat with the leaf leaf turned up.
- He is Teddy Roosevelt who is famous
for several things.
- He led the "Rough Riders"
up San Juan Hill in Cuba in a famous mounted charge of the Spanish
American War of 1898.
- The "Teddy Bear" is named
after him.
- He became President of the USA.
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Assyrian Levies |
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The Assyrian Levies were a modern
military unit that served under British command from 1918-1955.
They consisted of all Arms including a
parachute squadron. They served in many countries such as Italy, Greece,
Palestine and Albania. More details at
http://www.gabylevies.freeservers.com/ |
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1938
Habbaniya- Lance Cpl Khoshaba |
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Pte Cherie Sada- Cpl
Soro Benyamin |
RAB
100 A-24 Youkhana Hesadou 1922-1949 |
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Chindit's slouch hat (2)
(Royal Artillery) |
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WW2 British 36th Infantry
soldiers Bush Hat (slouch hat) |
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Note the absence of
brim binding and metal eyes in the ventilation holes. Made in 1943 by L
Higginbotham & Co Ltd of Stockport UK. |
Note
the black diamond on the right hand side of the puggaree. It is unclear as
to wether this is a sub-unit colour patch or a mark of mourning. |
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