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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SHOULDER FLASH»
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The same eagle image, embroidered in pale blue silk, was also worn as a small
badge, known as a “shoulder flash”, which was worn at the very top of the tunic
sleeve on each arm. It was a curious feature of these embroidered eagles that ...
He waited asifexpecting some comment and Gaynor suddenly remembered that
thegirl, too, must havea shoulder flash. He looked and said: “Good God!” Relling
smiled. “Whatam I supposed to conclude from that exclamation?” Gaynorfrowned
...
3
The Irish Defence Forces since 1922
The 'DPMs' are worn over various other garments depending on climate - thermal
vest, T-shirt, pullover (which now also bears the small tricolour left shoulder flash)
, fleece jacket or Norwegian shirt. From 2001 Naval Service personnel also ...
4
The New Zealand Expeditionary Force in World War I
regiments. This red diamond shoulder flash identified the 3rd (CanterburyOtago)
Reserve Battalion. The 'lemonsqueezer' hat has the red infantry fold in the
puggaree, but his shoulder straps bear no piping. He displays no hatorcollar
badges; ...
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The Special Air Service
The French and Belgian units had their own signallers, but these were retrained
along 'Phantom' lines and then returned to their units to work directly with 'F' Sqn.
All 'F' Sqn. personnel wore a white 'P' ('Phantom') shoulder flash. By March ...
6
Italian Army 1940-45 (1): Europe 1940-43
The left shoulder flash has the 'Fruili' Combat Group's medieval gateway insignia.
His British web belt supports the 'pistol case' and ammunition pouch for his
Webley revolver, and he holds a pair of British binoculars. G3: Tenente, 184th ...
7
The Royal Flying Corps Handbook 1914-1918
Royal Flying Corps shoulder flash, in white on black. (Author) On the upper part
of the sleeves of the uniforms of both NCOs and other ranks was a crescent of
black cloth bearing in white stitching the words 'ROYAL FLYING CORPS', the
word ...
8
Shadows: The Ashes Trilogy
His uniform was different, too: jet-black from head to toe, but with that same
shoulder flash and a single yellow star pinned to either lapel of the old man's
fleece-lined, black-leather bomber jacket. A bulky walkie-talkie—of the same
vintage as ...
9
Innovations in Materials Manufacturing, Fabrication, and ...
Flash height: Flash is an expulsion of material that is not contained underneath
the tool shoulder. Flash height is defined as the maximum height of the flash. The
flash height is shown as Dimension A in Figure 10.16. A B C D Figure 10.16 ...
With her thumb, she felt the shoulder flash, the dark gray field and the black silk
letters spelling Tenebrea. She was dismayed by her reluctance to slice the word
from her uniform. Why? What could those arched letters mean to her now?
Daniel Graham, Roxann Dawson,
2002