Chevrons Question

[uscob]

In my greatness I only marked some Chevrons as
Royal Irish
North Irish Band
TA
Does somebody can tell me the correct Description?

[uscob]

The Next one. The same colours Hackle is for Lancashire Fusiliers, The Chevron too?

[uscob]

Next
11 cm wide

[uscob]

12 cm wide
females?

[uscob]

Royal Irish Hussars

Just to show them

[uscob]

One more

[Seigfried]

12 cm wide
females?

This looks like mess dress to me

[Seigfried]

One more

This standard issue for wear on the No2 shirt or No6 dress.

[Marc Sherriff]

Post 2 = Glosters. Hampshires. Gordons. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. No1 Dress.
Post 3 = Old pattern Junior Leaders.
Post 4 = Recruiting Sergeant for No2 Dress.
Post 6 = Old pattern for Khaki Drill.

[uscob]

Post 2 = Glosters. Hampshires. Gordons. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. No1 Dress.
Post 3 = Old pattern Junior Leaders.
Post 4 = Recruiting Sergeant for No2 Dress.
Post 6 = Old pattern for Khaki Drill.

Marc,
thank's a lot again.

[uscob]

BTW:
The Junior Leaders are Army or ACF? And what do they do?

[Seigfried]

BTW:
The Junior Leaders are Army or ACF? And what do they do?

Junior Leaders are Regular Army and used to be called apprentices. They are (I think) 16-17 yr olds who take 1 year to complete their basic training as opposed to 16 weeks, and also some other courses such as GCEs and junior mil qual (JMQC) which qualifies them for promotion to LCpl. They are meant to be a cut above normal recruits and the future NCOs of tomorrow!