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Section 3-3: Dmc Cb Army Rank Insignia DEFENCE CLO HING CATALOGUE SECTION 3-3: DMC CB ARMY RANK INSIGNIA July 2020 Section AT3-3, Part of DMC CB Army Rank Insignia, Gorget Patches, Shoulder Marks, Stars and Stripes CONTENTS INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER· FIELD MARSHALS & GENERALS .................................................................. 9 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROSSED BATONS IN WREATH WITH CROWN, FIELD MARSHAL ............................ 9 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROSSED SWORD AND BATON, LARGE, GENERAL ..........................................•.... 9 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROSSED SWORD AND BATON, MEDIUM, GENERAL ............................................. 9 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROSSED SWORD AND BATON, SMALL, GENERAL ............................................. 10 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER· CROWNS ........................................................................................................ 11 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, EMBROIDERED,OFFICERS, HOUSEHOLD DIVISION ............................... 11 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, EMBROIDERED, OFFICERS, HOUSEHOLD DIVISION ............................... 11 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, EMBROIDERED, OFFICERS, HOUSEHOLD DIVISION ............................... 11 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, OFFICERS, BLUES AND ROYALS.......................................... 12 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, OFFICERS, LIFE GUARDS ................................................... 12 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, OFFICERS, THE DUKE OF LANCASTER'S REGIMENT ............. 12 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, OFFICERS, MERCIAN REGIMENT......................................... 13 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, OFFICERS, SCOTS GUARDS & IRISH GUARDS .................•.... 13 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, SMALL, OFFICERS.............................................................. 13 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, SMALL, OFFICERS.............................................................. 14 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, SMALL, OFFICERS.............................................................. 14 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, SMALL, OFFICERS.............................................................. 14 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, SMALL, OFFICERS, THE RIFLES.......................................... 15 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, SMALL, OFFICERS, QUEENS ROYAL REGIMENT OF WALES ... 15 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, LARGE, OFFICERS ............................................................. 15 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, LARGE, OFFICERS ............................................................. 16 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, LARGE, OFFICERS, FOOT GUARDS, QUEENS REGIMENT AND ROYAL REGIMENT OF WALES ........................................................................................................................... 16 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER, CROWN, METALLIC, LARGE, OFFICERS, ROYAL REGIMENT OF WALES ................ 16 INSIGNIA, RANK, OFFICER· STARS ............................................................................................................ 17 STAR, BATH STAR, LARGE, ARMY OFFICERS .................................................................................................. 17 STAR, BATH STAR, LARGE, ARMY OFFICERS .................................................................................................. 17 STAR, BATH STAR, LARGE, OFFICERS, THE DUKE OF LANCASTER'S REGIMENT ............................................... 17 STAR, BATH STAR, KINGS TROOP, RHA, OFFICERS........................................................................................ 18 STAR, BATH STAR, THE RIFLES, BLACK FINISH .............................................................................................. 18 STAR, BATH STAR, GOLD FINISH, ROYAL REGIMENT OF FUSILIERS AND 16/5 LANCERS.................................... 18 STAR, BATH STAR, SMALL, ARMY OFFICERS, GOLD/ENAMEL FINISH ................................................................ 19 STAR, BATH STAR, SMALL, ARMY OFFICERS, BRONZE FINISH ......................................................................... 19 STAR, BATH STAR, SMALL, ARMY OFFICERS, BLACK FINISH............................................................................. 19 STAR, EVERSLEIGH STAR, ROYAL REGIMENTOFWALES ................................................................................. 20 STAR, GARTER STAR, GOLD FINISH, GRENADIER, COLDSTREAMAND WELSH GUARDS .................................... 20 STAR, GARTER STAR, BRONZE FINISH, GRENADIER, COLDSTREAM AND WELSH GUARDS ................................. 20 STAR, GARTER STAR, LIFE GUARDS, LARGE, OFFICERS, GOLD FINISH ............................................................ 21 STAR, GARTER STAR, LIFE GUARDS, LARGE, OFFICERS, BRONZE FINISH ........................................................ 21 STAR, GARTER STAR, OFFICERS, HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY ................................................................................ 21 STAR, GARTER STAR, HOUSEHOLD DIVISION, OFFICERS (EXCEPT SCOTS AND IRISH GUARDS) ........................ 22 STAR, GARTER STAR, HOUSEHOLD DIVISION, OFFICERS (EXCEPT SCOTS AND IRISH GUARDS) ......................... 22 STAR, GARTER STAR, HOUSEHOLD DIVISION, OFFICERS (EXCEPT SCOTS AND IRISH GUARDS) ......................... 22 STAR, GARTER STAR, THE BLUES AND ROYALS .............................................................................................. 23 STAR, ST. PATRICK STAR, IRISH GUARDS, GOLD FINISH .................................................................................. 23 STAR, ST. PATRICK STAR, IRISH GUARDS, OFFICERS, BRONZE FINISH ............................................................ 23 STAR, ST. PATRIC!<STAR, IRISH GUARDS, OFFICERS, SILVER FINISH .............................................................. 24 STAR, ST. PATRICK STAR, IRISH GUARDS, OFFICERS, GOLD FINISH ................................................................ 24 STAR, THISTLE STAR, SCOTS GUARDS, OFFICERS, SILVER FININSH ................................................................. 24 STAR, THISTLE STAR, SCOTS GUARDS, OFFICERS, GOLD FINISH ..................................................................... 25 STAR, THISTLE STAR, SCOTS GUARDS, OFFICERS, BRONZE FINISH ................................................................. 25 STAR, THISTLE STAR, SCOTS GUARDS, OFFICERS, GOLD FINISH ..................................................................... 25 INSIGNIA, RANK, ARMY, NCO'S, SNCO'S AND WARRANT OFFICERS· ROYAL ARMS IN WREATH ...26 Section AT3-3, Page 1 of 133 Section A T3-3, Part of DMC CB Army Rank Insignia, Gorget Patches, Shoulder Marks, Stars and Stripes INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS IN WREATH, ARMY CORPS AND ARMY COMMAND RSM .................................. 26 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS IN WREATH, ARMY CORPS AND ARMY COMMAND RSM .................................. 26 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS IN WREATH, MASTER GUNNERS 1ST CLASS, ROYAL ARTILLERY, CONDUCTORS, ROYAL LOGISTIC CORPS .................................................................................................................................. 26 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS IN WREATH, MASTER GUNNERS 1ST CLASS, ROYAL ARTILLERY, CONDUCTORS, ROYAL LOGISTIC CORPS .......................................•.........................•................................................................ 27 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS IN WREATH, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1, CONDUCTOR, ROYAL LOGISTIC CORPS ............................................................................................................................................................ 27 INSIGNIA, RANK, ARMY, NCO'S, SNCO'S AND WARRANT OFFICERS - ROYAL ARMS IN WREATH ...28 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1........................................................................28 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1........................................................................ 28 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1 ........................................................................ 28 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1, 22 AND 23 (V) SPECIAL AIR SERVICES ............. 29 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1, 22 AND 23 (V) SPECIAL AIR SERVICES ............. 29 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1, 5'" INNISKILLINGDRAGOON GUARDS, 9'" /12'" LANCERS......................................................................................................................................................... 29 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1, 5'" ROYAL REGIMENT FUSILIERS ..................... 30 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1, ALL OTHER REGIMENTSAND CORPS................ 30 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1, APPRENTICES, JUNIOR LEADERS AND JUNIOR SOLDIERS OF ALL ARMS ................................................................................................................................... 30 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1, ARMY AIR CORPS ........................................... 31 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1, ARMY AIR CORPS, SMALL ARMS SCHOOL CORPS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 31 INSIGNIA, RANK, ROYAL ARMS, WARRANT
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