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The badge on the beret identifies the wearer as a member of a specific unit and is worn with pride. The badges available at ASMC are therefore crafted with particular care.
All beret badges offered by ASMC are crafted with attention to detail and are naturally available in various versions. Each symbol is available in the standard size of approximately 45 x 43 mm with a weight of 10 grams. Furthermore, almost all metal badges are also available in a mini version, which is only half the size and weighs just 4 grams.
In addition, for some badges, there is the option to choose between silver, gold, and antique silver finishes, in accordance with unit regulations. Naturally, ASMC also offers many of the emblems in a textile version for sewing. Apart from the standard units, ASMC also carries badges for the D/F Brigade, UN forces, the Eurocorps, and the German-Dutch Corps.
Questions: Beret Badges
Are the beret badges officially approved?
Yes, the various units of the Bundeswehr accept the badges without any issues.
How are the badges attached?
Usually, the beret badges are secured by two metal pins on the inside of the beret. Simply bending the pins keeps the unit emblem securely in place, regardless of the conditions.
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