These two badges are from ISAF in Afganstan.  The ISAF badge is worn by all personnel in the Force (much like the SFOR or KFOR badges).  The tiger is the badge of KMNB (Kabul Multinational Brigade).  Irish personnel have served with ISAF since July 2002 and with KMNB since February 2003.  
Collectors must remember that there would be a number of variations and sizes to these badges because of national preference to size and shade.  Those worn by the Irish were from the same source in Kabul.

ISAF (2002, ongoing)		ISAF, Kabul Multi-National Brigade

Name tab worn an Army NCO in ISAF

Name tab worn an Air Corps NCO in ISAF (135 x 26mm)

Small metal pin worn on pocket flap (36 x 12mm)

The following badge were first worn by the personnel of IRCON XV  (Apr - Oct 2007).  The NATO badge replaced the ISAF badge.
The CIED (Counter Improvised Explosive Device) and JVC (Joint Visitors Center) badges are worn by Irish personnel in these sections.
For the first three months of the tour the Irish wore the home pattern DPM's but then changed to desert pattern. 
With the uniform change came two locally made badge,  Name tab and rank slider.

	ISAF Desert pattern

	NATO Flash		NATO Flash

	Counter Improvised Explosive Device

Name tab worn by Sqn Sgt John Enright (2007) (154mm x 30mm)

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