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| 11 Field Engineer Regiment - (3 members)
11 Field Engineer Regiment [Afr: 11 Veldgenieregiment] was originally established as 11 Veldeskadron [Eng: 11 Field Squadron], a Citizen Force engineer unit, at Regent park in Johannesburg in 1939. The unit was later renamed to its English equivalant, 11 Field Squadron, some time before it was upgraded to regimental status and became 11 Field Engineer Regiment (maybe around 1988 as the regimental flash, displaying a white horse in a rhombus, has been approved in 1988). The original generic design used for all CF Engineer Field Squadrons' shoulder flashes was approved in 1973 (as per 13 Field Squadron Art Card)
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| 11 Veldeskadron* - (3 members)
11 Field Engineer Regiment [Afr: 11 Veldgenieregiment] was originally established as 11 Veldeskadron [Eng: 11 Field Squadron], a Citizen Force engineer unit, at Regent park in Johannesburg in 1939. The unit was later renamed to its English equivalant, 11 Field Squadron, some time before it was upgraded to regimental status and became 11 Field Engineer Regiment (maybe around 1988 as the regimental flash, displaying a white horse in a rhombus, has been approved in 1988). The original generic design used for all CF Engineer Field Squadrons' shoulder flashes was approved in 1973 (as per 13 Field Squadron Art Card)
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| 3508 | Posted by
Larry Griffiths
on 21 May | 1939. - According to a beer mug that I was given on the 50th anniversary of its founding. But it was originally known as 11 Field Squadron.
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