Polish Padge ID

[uscob]

Can anybody explain this badge to me?
I just found out that it was instituted in 1934 and has something to do with Youth or Scouting.
Next I try to date fire volunteers Badges.
One has the XXX attached, one has it stamped as a one-piece construction.

[uscob]

this one?

[Hitmann]

WSO ( Wyższa Szkoła Oficerska ) College of Officers. Badge worn on shoulder-straps of cadet uniforms, listeners of senior officers schools LWP.

[uscob]

WSO ( Wyższa Szkoła Oficerska ) College of Officers. Badge worn on shoulder-straps of cadet uniforms, listeners of senior officers schools LWP.

Thanks for this.
Just need some info on the others now.

[uscob]

There is also another one with a question.
I have some Patches with a Sword and PRZODUJACY PODODDZIAL written.
What are these guy's doing?

[Hitmann]

Zuchy are the youngest members of the Polish Scouting Association ( Związek Harcerstwa Polskiego ). They wore such a badge on their uniforms instead of the Scout Cross.

Fire brigade. I do not know when it was established. However, this version will be the seventies / eighties. These badges are used from what I see so far they can also be contemporary?

[Hitmann]

Przodujący Pododdział - This is a distinction for the best sub-unit in a military unit (team, battery, company) for a group of soldiers, not a single soldier.

[uscob]

Przodujący Pododdział - This is a distinction for the best sub-unit in a military unit (team, battery, company) for a group of soldiers, not a single soldier.

So if I get you right, it's not like a Branch Patch like Armor or Chemical, more like a specialist Badge or so.
Where do they wear it.
It's a Sleeve Patch size Badge, rubber on Fabric.

[Hitmann]

The badge was worn on the right sleeve of official uniforms, outfits and winter coats. The badge was one of the distinguishing marks in LWP. Such a prize badge for the military subdivision for outstanding achievements in training and mastering the military equipment.
I'm sorry but I'm using Google translator.

[uscob]

I think I understand you. Thanks!