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Originally Posted by Danke
Some units and regiments have them and others don't. Pretty well never on any visible article of clothing unless you want to be chewed out.
The nearest thing you'll find is a cap badge. Unique to the units and worn most of the time.
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Originally Posted by Masterless
As Lerch and the other have said, CF pers do no wear unit patches in the field. Something like that Regimental tab you posted is not ever worn in the field; only on certain semi-formal uniforms (which you wouldn't be re-creating for airsoft, right?).
Canadian troops in the field wear:
National flag (green or brown)
Name tape
Rank insignia
IR patch (black and white rectangle; worn in Afghanistan)
ISAF badge (in Afghanistan; or UN patch if on a UN op)
That's it. As said above, there are Regimental cap badges, but those are not worn in the field (we don't even pack 'em).
You might be thinking of US or UK forces, who wear Regimental badges on their sleeves ....
If you want to see how the above look, check out:
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/
or:
http://forums.army.ca/gallery2/main.php
And i just tried for 2 hours to upload a couple of tiny scans of badges, but apparently it ain't gonna happen today, sorry. |
Thanks people! Thumbs up, great info
So it's pretty clean uniform when they get out on field. Can you say something about berate badges?
@TCSF-Bowers
Yes we can. I did not serve in no regiment. And why do only you underage kids attack me? You want to show others you are responsible? You don't know will I wear this or I just have collection passion or I'm reenacting. Is it not? You funny little people, you don't know anything but you must say something or you would die in pain. Grow up kid, get a life or something. I have tons of uniforms and military stuff from various country's, most of it you never heard of and you never will. And you have something to say to me? You can take a walk too, if you have some problems.