This badge was approved for use in 1912, came into use in Feb 1913 and was replaced by cloth badges by Feb 1914. The problem with the field service wing was that it was used on the lighter fabric field service jacket and this was worn all the time including when preparing for and ...
The gent on the left doesn't have a metal Border title as he has a cloth Border slip on stitched to his sleeve above the "JP" Bothe have Border cap badges Cheers, they were both in the same unit (32 AMPC with the BEF which later became F Coy 8 Borders Aug 1940) but the chap ...