Rhodesian Army Parachute Qualification Wings (Cloth) Gun Components Similar examples were widely encountered

Similar examples were widely encountered in Angola during the Cold War period and are highly sought after by collectors of Border War and African conflict militaria

as the reflective surface was occasionally used on rifles maintained for ceremonial

whose lineage traces back to the Crimean War and the Charge of the Light Brigade (1854)

Lightweight summer jacket featuring slanted chest pockets for easier access

Construction and colour scheme align with nutria-era SADF dress regulations

Rhodesian Army Parachute Qualification Wings (Cloth) Gun Components Similar examples were widely encounteredEmbroidered parachutist qualification wing on dark green felt backing, featuring a central white parachute canopy with suspension lines, flanked by stylised blue and light blue wings. This is a Rhodesian Army parachute brevet worn by qualified paratroopers.