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DocBurges- Private First Class
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Join date : 2012-11-14
Age : 40
Location : Belgium
Darktrooper- MODERATOR
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Join date : 2012-01-18
Location : Look in your Rearview mirror
Docburges, can you please, in the future, resize your photos for those who may have dial-up connection.
DocBurges- Private First Class
- Posts : 29
Join date : 2012-11-14
Age : 40
Location : Belgium
hope this is better?
Darktrooper- MODERATOR
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Join date : 2012-01-18
Location : Look in your Rearview mirror
Much better, thanks!
drewchaneyaustralia- Private First Class
- Posts : 46
Join date : 2012-10-20
Location : Sydney,Australia
Good Day Guys n Gals. Attached are two photos of Belgian patches worn in A-Stan by their PSYOPS Team.
The Belgian Tactical PSYOPS Team is protected, whilst out in the field, by their German Army partners.
The photos show two distinct PSYOPS items - both eagerly sought by me.
The Belgian Tactical PSYOPS Team is protected, whilst out in the field, by their German Army partners.
The photos show two distinct PSYOPS items - both eagerly sought by me.
saar-abzeichensammlung- Corporal
- Posts : 96
Join date : 2012-01-30
Location : Germany , Saar-Lor-Lux-Region
hello,
cool patches
I like the Belgian isaf items
who knows the type of the helmet on the head of belgian here has
THANKS ALEX
cool patches
I like the Belgian isaf items
who knows the type of the helmet on the head of belgian here has
THANKS ALEX
DocBurges- Private First Class
- Posts : 29
Join date : 2012-11-14
Age : 40
Location : Belgium
Alexsaar-abzeichensammlung wrote:hello,
cool patches
I like the Belgian isaf items
who knows the type of the helmet on the head of belgian here has
THANKS ALEX
I believe that is standard Shubert helmet not really good visible to see with the desert cover...
But they are switching over to a newer generation helmet from Gentex the MICH helmet.
Last edited by DocBurges on Tue Jan 08, 2013 6:34 pm; edited 1 time in total
DocBurges- Private First Class
- Posts : 29
Join date : 2012-11-14
Age : 40
Location : Belgium
Well the strange thing about Belgian little things is the very hard time you have finding those stuff...
As you can see in the different pictures there is nothing standard about some of the patches they use.
Bloodtype patches are bought on the regular market from dealers all over the world and even made by companies
for a unit going overseas.
These are even the first time I see these patches...
On the first picture I believe it is a namepatch made by the German team that does the protection because the name Der Alte is German for "The old guy"
As you can see in the different pictures there is nothing standard about some of the patches they use.
Bloodtype patches are bought on the regular market from dealers all over the world and even made by companies
for a unit going overseas.
These are even the first time I see these patches...
On the first picture I believe it is a namepatch made by the German team that does the protection because the name Der Alte is German for "The old guy"
DocBurges- Private First Class
- Posts : 29
Join date : 2012-11-14
Age : 40
Location : Belgium
Had some other patches come in today so I made some pictures of them and a better picture of the desert ISAF patch.
Better picture from the ISAF desert patch
Colored version of the above ISAF patch
Recognisable round green ISAF patch worn by many countries also used by Belgian troops
Better picture from the ISAF desert patch
Colored version of the above ISAF patch
Recognisable round green ISAF patch worn by many countries also used by Belgian troops
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