Scots Guards Bullion Blazer Badge feed-material-cotton the Paras used to wear

the Paras used to wear the emblem of the Army Air Corps when first formed until their own distinctive insignia was presented to the regiment in 1943

It serves as a reminder of the bonds of brotherhood forged on the battlefield and the enduring traditions that unite members of the Welsh Guards family

however since then Altberg have introduced this MoD Brown which is more compatible with the modern day MTP camp and Multi-Cam patterns

• Attachment Points: Daisy chain loops

• Contents Leather oil solvents (also contains Zirconium Butanolate

Scots Guards Bullion Blazer Badge feed-material-cotton the Paras used to wearThe Scots Guards is one of the five Foot Guards regiments of the British Army, with roots dating back to 1642. Renowned for their storied history and ceremonial duties, the Scots Guards have played vital roles in various military campaigns. They continue to stand as a symbol of tradition and excellence within the British military. The Scots Guards Bullion Blazer Badge is worn by individuals associated with the Scots Guards. This includes serving