Military Patches ?

[Gary Wood]

Just wondering if anyone can identify these for me
Thanks in advance

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Edit.......Royal Artillery. 31 Anti-Aircraft Brigade.???? Period?

[Gary Wood]

edit.....2nd RTR....

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3

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4

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edit ....22nd.Armoured Brigade TRF...

[Gary Wood]

They were part of this job lot

[Gary Wood]

B

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C

[uscob]

C

"B" Group B Tradesman, WRAC
Crossed Swords: HQ 21st Army Group
Spearhead: 1st Corps
Crossed Flags: Recruiting Sergeant
Windmill: US 8th Army

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B

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B

ONU - French UN Patch
Berlin - Berlin Infantry Brigade "the burning A..holes"
Sun - US 40th Infantry Division
Axe 78th Infantry Div. TRF
9 is actually a 6 for the 6th Infantry Brigade
"Hermes" is for the Royal Signals
The Cambridge blue Pip is for the AAC
The yellow ribbon I have on a RTR Rank slide, but don't ask for wich one.

[Gary Wood]

Thanks for taking the time to reply Nico

[pauke]

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#4 the white shield with 3 red stars and 2 horizontal red stripes is the family coat of arms of George Washinton and is from England originally. What significance it has as a patch I do not know.

[Marc Sherriff]

#4 the white shield with 3 red stars and 2 horizontal red stripes is the family coat of arms of George Washinton and is from England originally. What significance it has as a patch I do not know.

Worn by members of: R (South Shields) Battery RA, 439<SUP>th</SUP> Light Anti Aircraft Regiment RA (<?xml:namespace prefix = "st1" ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1lace w:st="on">Tyne</st1lace>) (TA) 1956-1967.

Marc

[Gary Wood]

#4 the white shield with 3 red stars and 2 horizontal red stripes is the family coat of arms of George Washinton and is from England originally. What significance it has as a patch I do not know.

Thanks

Worn by members of: R (South Shields) Battery RA, 439<SUP>th</SUP> Light Anti Aircraft Regiment RA (<?xml:namespace prefix = "st1" ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1lace w:st="on">Tyne</st1lace>) (TA) 1956-1967.

Marc

Marc,
Thanks
Cheers
Gary



This is another that I have not been able to identify, sorry about the bad photo it looks like a pale yellow embroidery on a royal blue