rank badge

The current design of the other rank badges were finalized in 1990.

The most recognized is the Mandarin square or rank badge.

The rank badge is identical to that of Private, a single chevron.

From 1795 rank badges could also be shown on epaulettes.

Each section has 10 Achievements that are completed to earn the section's rank badge.

His clothes bore no rank badges of any sort, but he carried himself like a soldier.

The rank badge is a white bar on the rank slide.

His rank badges these days also had three pips.

Chevrons on the left sleeve below the rank badge are for long service & good conduct.

The rank badge is a three-bladed propeller inside a circle.

The Qing officials also wore a mandarin square rank badge.

The rank badge is a lozenge, which contains 27 chevrons.

In New Zealand the rank badge is a single impeller.

I started to reach up and yank the rank badges off Max's shoulder straps.

Producing his pocket-knife he swiftly cut the rank badges from the shoulders.

The rank badge was two impellers, they also had a white helmet with a half inch black band around it.

The epaulettes rank badge of chief inspector is 3 silver pips.

Army warrant officers also used rank badges based on British designs:

High-ranking officers wear a combination cap and rank badges on the collar.

Officer rank badges are displayed on the shoulders.

Their rank badge is a single Bath star ("pip") on each epaulette.

In Australia the rank badge is two impellers.

He wore a brigadier's rank badges, and had three gold bars under his wound badge.

It also inherited the rank badges of the Royal Arms and a crown respectively.