South African Shoulder Titles (Pair) – Worn by South Africans Serving with the Rhodesian Army Books longer-lasting field equipment

longer-lasting field equipment

manufactured by Trevain of Salisbury

This type was issued to British marksmen and armourers during the early 20th century and was also favoured by civilian rifle clubs and colonial units for competitive and service shooting

designed to carry 100-round disintegrating link belts for the MAG-58

South African Shoulder Titles (Pair) – Worn by South Africans Serving with the Rhodesian Army Books longer-lasting field equipmentA matched pair of South Africa arc shoulder titles, machine embroidered in black on olive drab cloth with black overlock edging. These shoulder flashes were worn by South African volunteers and SADF personnel who operated alongside Rhodesian Security Forces during the Rhodesian Bush War, most commonly seen on uniforms of individuals serving in support, liaison, or contract roles. These insignia represent the close cooperation between the South African