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Rank Markings - Enlisted Personnel - Sliders, Blue |
| [Rank Markings Cuff] [Rank Markings Slider, Blue] [Rank Markings Slider, DPM] [Officer Rank Markings] [Air Corps Main] |
1994 Series
These were the first series of sliders All these sliders were actually worn despite the poor quality. As the person who designed them and then had to wear them they were an embarrassment in the way they were made.
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Flight Quartermaster Sergeant |
Flight Sergeant | Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant |
Regimental Sergeant Major |
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As a piece of useless information, these sliders were made like all badges on large sheets. The problem was that the Defence Forces badge machine operator tried to get as many badges on a sheet as possible. The result was that there was no distance between badges to allow for shaping and size. In trying to save on material the end result was a lot of waste on the sheets and a poor rank. In 2001 the contract went to a civilian company.
2001 Series
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Flight Quartermaster Sergeant |
Flight Sergeant | Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant |
Regimental Sergeant Major |
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| [Rank Markings Cuff] [Rank Markings Slider, Blue] [Rank Markings Slider, DPM] [Officer Rank Markings] [Air Corps Main] |
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Page Updated : Sunday, 23 January 2011