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RGA uniform


Guest Gerben

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Guest Ian Bowbrick

White lanyard worn around the right arm as opposed to the left by infantry regiments, but I believe this was the case for the other artillery units. Shoulder titles 'RGA' worn.

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All Royal Artillery (Royal Horse Artillery, Royal Field Artillery, Royal Garrison Artillery) wore/wear the white lanyard

Key difference in dress between the RGA and the others is that it was classed as a dismounted corps. In full dress this meant a host of minor differences, in Great War service dress - abscence of spurs, trousers not riding breeches, puttees wound as per infantry

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  • 3 weeks later...

:) Hi Gerben, just spotted your posting I`ve been away from the forum for a while

I have two photos of my GF 1914 and 1918 in RGA uniform . I`ll try to put the two together and poston the forum or email to you if you `d prefer

regards ...........Gunner :ph34r:

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