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Request for the Latest JSP 786 Defence Clothing Catalogue DEFENCE CLOT I NG CATALOGUE SECTION 3-6: DMC CB BADGES AND INSIGNIA OF THE ROYAL NAW July 2020 Section AT3-6, Part of DMC CB Badges and Insignia of the Royal Navy BADGE, QUALIFICATION .................................................................................................. 9 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, ABOVEWATER TACTICA L...................................................................................... 9 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, ABOVEWATER TACTICA L...................................................................................... 9 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, ABOVEWATER WEAPONS ................................................................................... 10 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, ABOVEWATER WEAPONS ................................................................................... 10 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIR ENGINEERING,AVIONICS(AV) ....................................................................... 11 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIR ENGINEERING,AvlONICS (AV) ....................................................................... 11 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIR ENGINEERING,ELECTRICAL (L) ...................................................................... 12 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIR ENGINEERING,ELECTRICAL(L) ...................................................................... 12 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIR ENGINEERING,MECHANIC(AE) ..................................................................... 13 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIR ENGINEERING,MECHANIC(AE) ..................................................................... 13 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIR ENGINEERING,MECHANICAL(M) ................................................................... 14 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIR ENGINEERING,MECHANICAL(M) ................................................................... 14 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIR ENGINEERING,MECHANIC............................................................................. 15 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIR ENGINEERING,MECHANICALRADIO/RADAR................................................... 15 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIRCRAFTCONTROLLER...................................................................................... 16 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIRCRAFTCONTROLLER...................................................................................... 16 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIRCRAFTHANDLER............................................................................................ 17 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIRCRAFTHANDLER............................................................................................ 17 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIRCREW,RATING............................................................................................... 18 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, AIRCREW,RATING............................................................................................... 18 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, COMMAND0........................................................................................................ 18 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, COMMANDO,RATINGS......................................................................................... 19 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, COXSWAINSUBMARINER..................................................................................... 19 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, COXSWAINSUBMARINER..................................................................................... 20 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, DIVER................................................................................................................. 20 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, DIVER................................................................................................................. 21 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, DIVING,OFFICERS & W01 .................................................................................. 21 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, DIVINGAND EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCEDISPOSA L..................................................... 22 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, DIVINGAND EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCEDISPOSA L..................................................... 22 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, DRUMMER,COMBINEDCADETFORC E.................................................................. 23 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,ELECTRONICWARFARE..................................................................... 23 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, ELECTRONICWARFARE....................................................................................... 24 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, EXPLOSIVEORDNANCEDISPOSAL(EOD), CLEARANCEDIVERS ........................... 24 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, EXPLOSIVEORDNANCEDISPOSAL(EOD), CLEARANCEDIVERS ........................... 24 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LEADINGJUNIOR,ALL RATINGS........................................................................... 25 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,CATERINGSERVICE........................................................................... 25 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,CATERINGSERVICE........................................................................... 26 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICSCATERINGSERVICE,LEADINGRATE.................................................... 26 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICSCATERINGSERVICE,ABLERATE ......................................................... 26 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICSCATERINGSERVICE,BASICRATE ........................................................ 27 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICSCATERINGSERVICE,LEADINGRATE.................................................... 27 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICSCATERINGSERVICE,ABLERATE ......................................................... 27 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICSCATERINGSERVICE,BASICRATE ........................................................ 28 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,CHEF................................................................................................ 28 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,CHEF................................................................................................ 29 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,RN WELFARE.................................................................................... 29 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,RN WELFARE.................................................................................... 30 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,STEWARD......................................................................................... 30 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,STEWARD......................................................................................... 31 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,SUPPLYCHAIN .................................................................................. 31 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,SUPPLYCHAIN .................................................................................. 32 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,WRITER............................................................................................ 32 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, LOGISTICS,WRITER............................................................................................ 33 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, MARINEENGINEER, MECHANI C............................................................................ 33 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, MARINEENGINEERING, MECHANICA L................................................................... 34 Page 1 of 201 Section AT3-6, Part of DMC CB Badges and Insignia of the Royal Navy BADGE, QUALIFICATION, MARINEENGINEERING, MECHANICA L................................................................... 34 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, MARKSMAN,ALL RATINGS................................................................................... 35 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, MARKSMAN,ALL RATINGS,ROYAL NAVY AND ROYAL MARINES ............................. 35 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, METEOROLOGYAND OCEANOGRAPHY .................................................................. 36 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, METEOROLOGYANDOCEANOGRAP HY.................................................................. 36 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, NAVIGATOR'SYEOMAN........................................................................................ 37 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, NAVIGATOR'SYEOMAN........................................................................................ 37 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, OBSERVER......................................................................................................... 37 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, PARACHUTIST,ALL RATES................................................................................... 38 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, PARACHUTIST,ALL RATES................................................................................... 38 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, PHOTOGRAPHER................................................................................................. 39 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, PHYSICALTRAINER............................................................................................. 40 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, PHYSICALTRAINER............................................................................................. 40 BADGE, QUALIFICATION PILOT.................................................................................................................. 41 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, PILOT................................................................................................................. 41 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, PILOT................................................................................................................. 41 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, PILOT................................................................................................................. 42 BADGE, QUALIFICATION, REGULATINGPETTYOFFICER
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