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SNiDE wrote:sorry for the stupid question, I thought the airborne badge looked different :oops:
SNiDE, your right the badge in the pic is the (headdress badge)of the
Parachute Regiment ,Airborne was a patch of a winged horse & rider, in days of BD worn upper left & right arm, done away with since 16 AA was borne, the airborne badge is on gravestones all over the world.

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parachick wrote:SNiDE, your right the badge in the pic is the (headdress badge)of the
Parachute Regiment
I dont even care if im getting waaaahhh'd to the max here....

Its not the "Head-dress badge" of the parachute regiment. That badge is on my picture, left. It is the wings badge which you receive if you are a trained Parachutist.

But you are correct about the Pegasus badge, which we no longer wear.
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Paratrooper01 wrote:But you are correct about the Pegasus badge, which we no longer wear.
And what a fine idea that was... :roll:
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SNiDE wrote:I thought the airbourne badge looked different :oops:
The reason it looks different is probably cause you've only ever seen the badge with the blue wings and white parachute, this one is the "camouflage" type ( I've not got a clue what it's really called ) which are designed to blend in with the uniform.
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Subdued is the word I think you're looking for Alfa.

And SNiDE, its Airborne NOT Airbourne. :wink:
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Ronnie
Top art work mate,even down to the rather gay looking cow on the crown!!.
More practice required drawing lions.
But seriously,it looks the biz should be made into this years Christmas card.

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Shoulderholster wrote:Ronnie
Top art work mate,even down to the rather gay looking cow on the crown!!.
More practice required drawing lions.
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The exhibition looks awesome I'd love to go and see it, pity it's in London.
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Alfa wrote:The exhibition looks awesome I'd love to go and see it, pity it's in London.
Tight-arse scouser! :lol:

Get yourself and your matching tracksuit down to London to check it out. 8)
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Shoulderholster wrote:Ronnie
Top art work mate,even down to the rather gay looking cow on the crown!!.
More practice required drawing lions.
SH
Cheers for the jokes, reference melon, get it down!!

So easy to criticise! That thing was drawn with borrowed lumicolours, in 50 degree heat, freehand, in between mortar attacks.
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Gay cows are his speciality. :P :lol:
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Greenronnie wrote:That thing was drawn with borrowed lumicolours, in 50 degree heat, freehand, in between mortar attacks.
Buckshee. :lol:

SH, dont listen to it; MQ was a bluff....only 26 days out of 52 were in contact, and just 26 airstrikes in a 10 day period :o

Plenty of time for a spot of painting....f*cking rather. :lol:
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SO19 wrote:Gay cows are his speciality. :P :lol:
Your Dad is one of my favourites! :lol:
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50 degrees heat,thats the wax crayons farked for starters!.
Didn't take you for the sensitive artistic type Ronnie !

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