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| Private 1st Class ; Corporal | Sergeant ; 1st Sergeant ; 1st Sergeant - Major |
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| Adjudant ; Adjudant 1st Class | Corporal
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| 1st Sergeant with Belgian Rank Insignia on his sleeve | ||
BELGIUM
BATTLE DRESS
RANK INSIGNIA
1944 - 1946
Men and NCO's
From Private 1st Class up to 1st Sergeant-Major, the rank insignia are worn on both arm sleeves.
The insignia are in fact a half chevron as worn by the British troops.
Adjudant (Warrant
officer 2nd Class) and Adjudant 1st Class (WO 1st class),
wear
the rank insignia on both collars.
The star and small bar are white embroidered or silver coloured metal.
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| Private 1st Class ; Corporal | Sergeant ; 1st Sergeant ; 1st Sergeant - Major |
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| Adjudant ; Adjudant 1st Class | Corporal
stripes |
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| 1st Sergeant with Belgian Rank Insignia on his sleeve | ||
Officers
Alle officers wear their rank insignia on both collars.
The insignia are white embroidered or in gold coloured metal.
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| Second
Lieutenant ; Lieutenant ; Captain Senior Captain |
How the rank insignia are worn. | |
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Major
; Lieutenant-Colonel |
Major-General
; Lieutenant-General |
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| Colonel
VANDERHAEGHEN, wearing the embroidered Belgian Rank Insignia on his collars. |
Captain
LONCKE, wearing the embroidered Belgian Rank Insignia on his collars |
