Unlike our cadets sadly…
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just awful - someone needs to review the shine element of concealment
I’ve heard nothing here. Interesting. I imagine it will be like last time, i.e. they fail to make their minds up and I end up with 2 sets of patches and swap them over at whim.
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Being visible is the point of TRFs…?
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And if you “need” to take it off, it’s on a velcro patch… Just rip it off…
But when are you ever going to need to take it off as a cadet / cfav?
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When I’m down the pub after cadets and trying to chat up a local girl with stories of my heroism in special forces
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Ah of course.
Regaling tales of the Battle of the P’ause. On the front line against dictatorial tyranny.
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not that visible I am pretty sure no others have gold embroidery on them
And the Fourth Battle of Jubilee, for which I was decorated by HM
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Maybe not gold, but there are lots with a decent amount of yellow on.
(That may be actually be gold, I see the world in 16 bit colour so rubbish with where the boundary is drawn)
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which is it too shiney or not visible??
As @Farmerdan indicates there are a wide variety of colours used with not just yellow/gold colouring but white or light blue used based on the examples shared so hardly “subdued” in their design.
I don’t think it will make much difference especially as there an expectation for Directing Staff/safety staff to wear Hi Vis tabards when conducting blank firing exercise.
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If you are going to quote, at least put it in context please. If you read in relation to the post I was quoting you will see I was not being contraditory. 
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Just having a flick through, I see there is no mention of CCF lance corporal?
And also that the MVP jacket is still a jeltex
P82 I believe
Then submit an F765 to the appropriate authorities.
Can cadets do that? If so how?
You’ll learn that the ivory towers usually forget about us