Rhodesian Army Formation Patch – Counter-Insurgency Period, 1970s Edged Weapons simple stud-fastened square pouches sized

simple stud-fastened square pouches sized for 5-round Mauser stripper clips

wreath style and shield configuration align with confirmed WWII issue examples

denoting 1st prize in a military marksmanship competition

typically associated with the Rhodesian Armoured Car Regiment during the Bush War era

Rhodesian Army Formation Patch – Counter-Insurgency Period, 1970s Edged Weapons simple stud-fastened square pouches sizedAn original Rhodesian Army formation insignia patch, issued during the height of the Rhodesian Bush War (19651980). These embroidered cloth patches were worn on the upper sleeve or shoulder epaulettes of combat fatigues and service dress to denote unit or formation affiliation within the Rhodesian Security Forces. Typically machine embroidered in khaki, black, and green cotton thread on a matching brushstroke or olive drab background, these patches