The Dagger lets people know that the person wearing it is as member of 3CDOBERM. Hence the reason why the Nurses were wearing it. Thats what I was told by an oppo still serving in the Corp. In the Second Gulf War the Welsh squadron of Light tanks (Sorry don't remember their correct name) attached to the Bde were issued with Commando Daggers in appreciation of the good job they did when helping the Bde during the war.euro_andrew wrote:Probably best directed to Steve,
On the shoulder of the RM uniforms some of the guys have on, what does the badge with the dagger on it under the Royal Marine Commando's badge mean?
In my day the only insignia we wore were our Royal Marines Commando flashes which we wore on both shoulders of our Whooley Pullys. Things change from year to year these days. So don't expect things to remain the same from you first day until your last in the Corp.
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