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• Many Army regiments wore regimental shoulder flashes on the work dress jacket.
• They are identified with a shoulder flash that says'Auxiliary '.
• Group shoulder flashes are also placed on the sleeves.
• The type of service a member belonged to would be called out on shoulder flashes.
• Similarly, RNR ratings no longer wear RNR shoulder flashes.
• Prior to 1993, 7 Med Operators were only identified by shoulder flashes and parachute wings-insignia.
• :Looks like a member of the British airborne forces, judging by the Pegasus shoulder flash.
• Four had shoulder flashes from the Lincolnshire Regiment, which fought at Arras in April 9-14, 1917.
• They are identified by the wording of " RCMP Auxiliary " on cars, jackets and shoulder flashes.
• Members of the battery were given permission to wear the XXX Corps wild boar ( or'Old Pig') shoulder flash for the Rhine crossing.
• The shoulder flash was designed by the wife of his successor, Major-General Michael O'Moore Creagh, using a jerboa from Cairo Zoo as a model.
• The status of military police is usually prominently displayed on the helmet and / or on an armband, brassard, or arm or shoulder flash.
• Officer Service Dress Uniforms have a shoulder flash reading NEW ZEALAND CADET FORCES, rather than ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE for the same reason.
• During the war, 161 Brigade adopted shoulder flashes coloured red and black, divided vertically, with the red worn to the front on each arm.
• All shoulder flashes of 44 Parachute Brigade have the same griffon; however, 18 Light Regiment has the artillery  lightning bolt which runs horizontally just above the griffon.
• On January 1, 1975, all police officers in Winnipeg started to wear the same uniform with matching shoulder flashes that stated, " One, with the strength of many ".
• The shoulder flash ( embroidered patch ) worn on each arm by officers ranked Constable through Staff Sergeant has white border, white lettering, black background, and coloured seal of the Regional Municipality of Peel.
• This standard consists of a dark blue tunic with dark blue wool pants, CVSE shoulder flashes, a gold lanyard, white gloves, gold belt and belt buckle, a brimmed forage cap and polished dress shoes.
• The shoulder flash ( embroidered patch ) worn on each arm by senior officers ( Inspector and above ) has gold border, gold lettering, black background, and coloured seal of the Regional Municipality of Peel.
• In many cases members of the unit wore the maroon beret of the Reconnaissance regiments and the Paratroopers as well as other insignia like stable belts and shoulder flashes of the units they were attached to.