cap and collar การใช้

• All cap and collar insignia were initially backed in black felt.
• Only cap and collar badges identified " naval " personnel.
• Cap and collars were issued with or without the motto ( Sic Itur Ad Astra ).
• Note the officer cap and collar insignia but without rank that designated passed naval cadets prior to commissioning as ensigns.
• What were all these Mao caps and collars, these green-and-red military-inspired outfits doing gracing the venerable salons?
• New buttons and badges on the cap and collars incorporating AETOS's logo were used in place of similar logos to the Singapore Police Force.
• New buttons and badges on the cap and collars incorporating CISCO's logo were used in place of similar logos to the regular police force.
• The three regiments adopted common cap and collar badges consisting of a fired grenade bearing Saint George and the dragon within a laurel wreath beneath a crown.
• In early 1920, dress regulations were revised and the insignia began incorporating the motto into a scroll at the bottom of both cap and collar badges.
• The new pattern badges were authorized by the War Office on 31 August 1925, and the cap and collar badges received by the Regiment on 24 February 1927.
• There are numerous variations on the standard hedging contract available in the market, often containing complicated financial arrangements, for example one way option contracts, cap and collar contracts.
• First authorized and issued in late 1918 or early 1919, this pilots'double wing was made in a style similar to the officer's cap and collar badges.
• After unification, all personnel in the Canadian Forces wore a rifle green uniform with only cap and collar badges ( a modified version of the former RCAF badge ) as distinguishing marks for pilots and aircrew.
• Unlike Certis CISCO and AETOS auxiliary police, the uniform design of SATS Auxiliary Police closely resemble the Singapore Police Force ( SPF ); with the exception of the baby blue top and metallic cap and collar badges.
• Three of the principal figures a grey-bearded old man in dark clothes with a black cap, and two elderly women in black with white caps and collars are seated on the righit, in front of an arbour, at a table on which stands a dish of grapes and peaches.