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RAF Transport Commnd Officers cap

Article about: Evening chaps, Paid through the old nose again, but her is a nice Transport Command cap made in Montreal ( Douvel air base), it is a bit rough , but all in order with the "thicker"

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    Evening chaps,
    Paid through the old nose again, but her is a nice Transport Command cap made in Montreal ( Douvel air base), it is a bit rough , but all in order with the "thicker" Canadian strap. I have added a picture from the HMSO Atlantic Bridge publication showing the Airmen having a pre-mission briefing. Yes they have caps with the metal/enamelled version of the cap badge, but it clearly shows the Canadian issue strap +/cloth buttons. Leon.
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    RAF Transport Commnd  Officers cap   RAF Transport Commnd  Officers cap  

    RAF Transport Commnd  Officers cap   RAF Transport Commnd  Officers cap  


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    Nice one Leon,👮
    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    A nice find mate!....

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    Very nice cap Leon, thanks for posting it and I didn't know Canadian chin straps were thicker.

    Matt

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    Thank you gents, certainly is a rarely seen cap badge. Ferry/Transport command had many nationalities serving with them, I have seen US airmen in their US issue "tan" uniforms with RAFFC/RAFTC buttons and cap badges! They also used the cuff bands for ranks as they were in the RAF, but it sure looks odd on a US tunic. Leon.

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    I'm feeling the Love with this one!!
    Semper Fi
    Phil

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    Very nice indeed!
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    "I have seen US airmen in their US issue "tan" uniforms with RAFFC/RAFTC buttons and cap badges! They also used the cuff bands for ranks as they were in the RAF, but it sure looks odd on a US tunic."

    That'd be very interesting to see!....

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    Quote by Gunny Hartmann View Post
    "I have seen US airmen in their US issue "tan" uniforms with RAFFC/RAFTC buttons and cap badges! They also used the cuff bands for ranks as they were in the RAF, but it sure looks odd on a US tunic."

    That'd be very interesting to see!....
    Hi Gunny, here is an image of a "tan" US airmans RAFFC tunic (with the buttons taken off). I was offered this at a fair price but as the pilots wings had been removed I politely turned it down as they would be near impossible to replace as they are a different design to the standard RAF wings. Leon.
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    Jerry, I have just noticed that "chap in a cap" as a full stop!! Nice! Leon.

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