Cap Badge on a Clan Balmoral?

[Knouse]

Found this thread looking for exactly the headgear information I found here. Thinking of finding a GlenGarry and using my class A uniform hat badge. I'm now comfortable doing that if find one I like. Thank you rabble.

I had the same thought so dug thru my box of insignia. I found my warrant office cap device but not my commissioned officer one. I bought one on USAMM.com. The back has a screw post that goes thru a grommet in the service cap and a single sharp pin above meant to keep it from rotating. I'll cut those off and epoxy a broach pin on the back.

I also am considering using my aviator wings

[dcommini]

I had the same thought so dug thru my box of insignia. I found my warrant office cap device but not my commissioned officer one. I bought one on USAMM.com. The back has a screw post that goes thru a grommet in the service cap and a single sharp pin above meant to keep it from rotating. I'll cut those off and epoxy a broach pin on the back.

I also am considering using my aviator wings

And now I lament that I am only enlisted; my service cap insignia would look terrible with the brass back, and my eagle is much too small to use. Likewise, my Cross Pistols (MP here) would also be too small (and I'm using them as a tie tack), and I am hesitant to order officer ones since I am not an officer. My MP badge would just look outlandish. So, as much as I would like to have some kind of military identifier on my cap it doesn't seem like I can.

[Chip]

And now I lament that I am only enlisted; my service cap insignia would look terrible with the brass back, and my eagle is much too small to use. Likewise, my Cross Pistols (MP here) would also be too small (and I'm using them as a tie tack), and I am hesitant to order officer ones since I am not an officer. My MP badge would just look outlandish. So, as much as I would like to have some kind of military identifier on my cap it doesn't seem like I can.

I hear you. I considered using my enlisted cap badge with blue infantry disc, but it's just looks a bit small. The female enlisted cap badge is better - larger and open; but again, not female...

[dcommini]

I hear you. I considered using my enlisted cap badge with blue infantry disc, but it's just looks a bit small. The female enlisted cap badge is better - larger and open; but again, not female...

I decided to see what I could find that could be used as a military identifier and a cap badge when my google search led me to the Celtic Croft which has made military cap badges for all of the branches of the US Military. They come in pewter and silver.

[Knouse]

I decided to see what I could find that could be used as a military identifier and a cap badge when my google search led me to the Celtic Croft which has made military cap badges for all of the branches of the US Military. They come in pewter and silver.

Thanks. I got a pewter one to wear as a kilt pin on my US Army tartan, USAKilts semi-traditional.

[dcommini]

Thanks. I got a pewter one to wear as a kilt pin on my US Army tartan, USAKilts semi-traditional.

Awesome, glad I could help

[Chip]

... Celtic Croft ...

Nice!

I almost choked when I saw the price for the silver, but the pewter might just work.

Thanks.

[dcommini]

Nice!

I almost choked when I saw the price for the silver, but the pewter might just work.

Thanks.

Yeah, its safe to say I'm not notngoing to buy that silver one either.

[jumper]

I decided to see what I could find that could be used as a military identifier and a cap badge when my google search led me to the Celtic Croft which has made military cap badges for all of the branches of the US Military. They come in pewter and silver.

Thanks for the link

[dcommini]

Thanks for the link

You're quite welcome