60th Field Artillery Regiment of the Savoy's Grenadiers division (officer with knurled star)
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Wartime Police Officers (crimson background) and Police Officials (black background). After the July 25, 1943 coup with stars.
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The Police mobilized two units for antipartisan warfare:
- The Motorcycle Battalion wich was employed in Montenegro (1941-1942);
- The Battalion Fiume which was employed around Sussak (1943)
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Pre-war (1938) Police officials collar embroidery (left for full dress uniform).
In fact, the officers' role (abolished in 1927) was only recreated in 1942.
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Police Officials' embroidery (on black collar piped crimson) according to the 1941 regulations
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Wartime Police Officers' embroidery.
Please note the very stylized upper flame.
Since the embroidered badges came from private purchase, there were many variations
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Some pictures of real braids illustrated in my previous drawings.
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Police Officials
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A pair of 1941 pattern
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60th Field Artillery Regiment of the Savoy's Grenadiers division (enlisted with single braid and smooth star)
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The (composite) OoB (1942-1943) of the Zara Division:
291st and 292nd Infantry Regiment
107th Blackshirts’ Legion (CVII btl + 107 MG coy)
158th Field Artillery Regiment
320th (later 158th) Engineers’ Battalion
158th Mortars Battalion
158th Antitank Coy
Medical Section
Supply Section
Royal Carabineers (military police) Section
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Pre-WW1 field jacket of an infantry regimental assistant
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republic post-war badge for medical officer
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Medical officer collar patches
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Prison Police badge
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