gorget การใช้

• A brigadier's uniform may also have red gorget patches.
• Archaeologists speculate they were used either for gorgets or headdress ornaments.
• Round his neck is a small close-fitting steel gorget.
• The sharply defined gorget distinguishes this species from red-legged partridge.
• The face is light grey with a broad reddish-brown gorget.
• The female is similar overall but lacks the gorget and brighter coloration.
• Stone artifacts included atlatl weights, gorgets, and pestles.
• Gorgets are carved from the penultimate whorl of the shell.
• The throat patch, or gorget, is a metallic violet-red.
• The gorgets were handed to officers and uhlans after 20 years of service.
• The face is white with a black gorget.
• The gorget was often strapped to both the breast and backplate of the cuirass.
• It has a bright orange gorget, black breast band and otherwise yellow underparts.
• Army brigadier-generals wear gorget patches on the collar of the service uniform tunic.
• Stand-up collar and background of the gorget patch showed a particular egalisation colour.
• Their buttons and gorget were gilt, and hats were braided with fine gold lace.
• The term is derived from the gorget used in military armor to protect the throat.
• Some Citico rattlesnake gorgets are also found late in the Clover Phase in West Virginia.
• The traditional gorget patches were also restored for officers of the rank of colonel or higher.
• As a badge, troops wore the Tyrolean eagle of Tyrolese units on grass green gorgets.