If he’s attached to another unit rather than serving in an MI Bn, he’ll wear the other unit’s beret with his own capbadge. The AGC clerks attached to us used to wear the dark blue beret rather than the ‘writing green’ of their own corps.
Edit: They’ll also wear any extras, such as patches behind the capbadge, hackles, etc.
MML. Took a couple of antihistamines yesterday afternoon after a reacting badly to an insect bite. I’ve just woken up. I have no idea what happened in the last 14 hours.
But it is hilarious how people online have the need to prove their point, and one-up people. They take this so far that they leak highly classified documents to prove their point
Agreed that this is far from the worst leak that’s been on those forums, but quite how people aren’t getting the “don’t share classified secrets” line is beyond me.
MML. Nothing like an imminent Ofsted inspection to bring to the forefront of peoples minds the issues I’ve been banging on about for six years!!! If this goes the way I think it’s going, there will be repercussions. And heads will roll. And with six years of documented evidence highlighting the flaws, it won’t be mine!!!
So I just watched Tombstone which I haven’t seen in ages, if came with a content warning on Disney+, is it due to the violence? Nope it’s because it depicts people smoking!
I’ve seen senior police officers with multiple medals pinned onto their jackets on the single clasps they come with in the presentation box, rather than being mounted together. Based on this, and the above, I’m guessing the do’s and don’ts of medal wearing aren’t as well known in the constabulary?
Edit: I’ve just read that he’s ex-RN, so the above excuse might not apply.