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The hood can be detached when required and the upgrades on this model are the brushed nylon comfort area on the neck liner and the deep side pockets

it faced restructuring and amalgamation as part of the broader changes within the British Army

Wearing the bullion blazer badge signifies affiliation with or support for the Royal Signals

Parachute Regiment Bullion Blazer Badge feed-pattern-camo A mess tin can beThe Parachute Regiment, commonly known as the Paras, is an airborne infantry regiment of the British Army. Established during World War II, the regiment is trained to conduct rapid and dynamic airborne operations, including parachute assaults and air landed operations. The Paras are renowned for their courage, professionalism, and versatility in various combat environments. The Parachute Regiment Bullion Blazer Badge is typically worn by members of