
Originally Posted by
johnnym
Being retired military, I will hold my NCO rank at discharge permanently. Has anyone used a small, metal, military rank insignia as part of a kilt pin? Is there rule or regulation that would prohibit it's use? I was thinking of the insignia attached to a polished disc (for added weight) or some other backing to increase the size and visibility of the rank insignia.
Sort of depends on whose military. I spent four years active duty in the USMC, and I have been told (since my discharge is Honorable) I may wear my stripes, the EGA or my ribbons/medals/devices as long as there is no attempt to appear as if I am in current uniform. I wear an EGA as a both a kilt pin and a cap badge depending on the outfit. I also sometimes wear my Combat Aircrew Wings as a beret flash. We earned them, we can wear them! Since you are retired, certainly your rank still applies. Why not?
Geoff Withnell
Geoff Withnell
"My comrades, they did never yield, for courage knows no bounds."
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