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gurkha Formation Sign

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17th Division

 

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48th Brigade

 

 

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99th Brigade

 

 

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28th Ambulance SQ Gurkha Transport Regiment

 

 

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#6

Based on the design of the insignia, I'd love to know the background story to the 28th Ambulance patch.

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Bugme,

This is all that I know about the patch,and that is from google.

 

"During the first Gulf war on operation Granby,28th sqn GTR,with the band of the Brigade of Gurkha formed the 28th ambulance sqn,

which had a formation sign the distinctive jerboa (symbol of the Desert Rats)holding a kukri.

Henrik

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Bugme,

This is all that I know about the patch,and that is from google.

 

"During the first Gulf war on operation Granby,28th sqn GTR,with the band of the Brigade of Gurkha formed the 28th ambulance sqn,

which had a formation sign the distinctive jerboa (symbol of the Desert Rats)holding a kukri.

Henrik

This just seemed interesting to me, a rat holding a kukri for an ambulance group. Of course, in WWI, the insignia for U.S. ambulance drivers was a rooster, never really understood that one either. Thanks for the additional info.

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