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What does it mean when a British infantry soldier has three stripes on his uniform on his wedding day?
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∙ 14y ago
he's a sargeant heading for hell.................
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The name the colonist gave to a British soldier because of the color of his uniform.?
It is redcoats.
What was the color of the uniform for prisoners in Auschwitz?
blue white stripes
Why do sailors have three stripes on their collars?
The three thin white stripes that are found on the service dress blue uniform of the United States Navy, called 'piping', have a very interesting history. The vast majority of our naval uniform influence comes from the British. There is a belief that the three stripes represent the three major victories of Lord Admiral Nelson...but this is untrue. The piping was placed on the sailor's dress blue uniform to break up the solid blue of the uniform, and does not represent anything.
What color was the red coat soldier uniform?
Could it have been red.
Photo of a union soldier's uniform?
There is a picture on this Website http://www.kidport.com/RefLib/usaHistory/CivilWar/Uniforms.htm
What is the name the colonists gave to a British soldier because of the color of his uniform?
Redcoat
The name the colonist gave to a British soldier because of the color of his uniform.?
It is redcoats.
How many stripes does a private have on his uniform?
They have 4 stripes, and they have 2 stars.
How Many Stripes does Sgt Snorkel wear on the sleeve of his uniform?
Sgt. Snorkel typically wears three stripes on the sleeve of his uniform, indicating his rank as a sergeant.
What was the color of the uniform for prisoners in Auschwitz?
blue white stripes
Can you get the elite soldier uniform in Fable 3?
no
What do hash stripes on marine enlisted uniform represent?
The hash stripes are actually Service Stripes and each stripe represents 4 years that the Marine has served.
Why do sailors have three stripes on their collars?
The three thin white stripes that are found on the service dress blue uniform of the United States Navy, called 'piping', have a very interesting history. The vast majority of our naval uniform influence comes from the British. There is a belief that the three stripes represent the three major victories of Lord Admiral Nelson...but this is untrue. The piping was placed on the sailor's dress blue uniform to break up the solid blue of the uniform, and does not represent anything.
Where does the sas patch go on British uniform?
I believe it's found on the uniform beret. See the Wiki for British SAS uniform.
What does a World War 2 pin circular with crossed rifles mean?
It sounds like you are describing a collar brass insignia for Infantry. The Army had several Branches such as Infantry, Ordnance, Air Corps, Legal, Medical, etc. A soldier wore a round brass insiginia that was 1.0 inch diameter on the collar of his uniform that indicated his branch of service. On this disc was an emblem that was a symbol of his branch. The symbol for the infantry was crossed rifles. Notice that a soldier may be assigned to an Infantry Division but be a part of the Medial service or the Artillery. Therefore, the insignia he wore would reflect this specialty and not the Infantry. This branch insignia was worn on the LEFT collar. On the Right collar was worn a similar disc with "US" on it.
What were the colours of the German and the British uniform?
The colours of German and British uniform were grey and khaki respectively
What is G.I on a military uniform?
General Infantry, or Government Issue. Is highly debated which is true
