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26-07-17, 22:07
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'D' Squadron makings variation?
More to deal with armoured cars, carriers, halftracks, etc., but a memo was found describing the tactical marks thusly:
g236KWL[1].jpg There seems to be a variation adopted by some (all?) Canadian units in the form of an inverted letter D on it's side: 12manitoba-05.jpg http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/at...1&d=1458513135 Any info on when or why this was done, and was it only typical of Canadian units? Also which formations would have a D squadron (or company) - I can think of Armoured Car regiment, Motor and perhaps MG battalions. Did armoured regiments ever have a 4th squadron during WW2? 
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