Insignia of the 4th Battalion The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, 1939-1942

The sleeve insignia worn on the Battledress Blouse by the 4^th Cameron Highlanders while with the BEF consisted of a red saltire with three red strips below, signifying their placement as the junior battalion within 152 Brigade.

After being reformed in the UK, the sleeve insignia worn on the Battledress Blouse by the 4^th Battalion The Cameron Highlanders until they were disbanded consisted of the "fouled anchor" formation sign of 226 Independent Infantry Brigade (OSDEF) above a single scarlet (infantry) arm-of-service strip, which was in turn above a 1-1/4 x 3" tartan flash.

The sleeve insignia worn on the Battledress Blouse by the 4th Cameron Highlanders while with the BEF consisted of a red saltire with three red strips below, signifying their placement as the junior battalion within 152 Brigade.

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The sleeve insignia worn on the Battledress Blouse by the 4^th Cameron Highlanders while with the BEF consisted of a red saltire with three red strips below, signifying their placement as the junior battalion within 152 Brigade.

Back to the 4^th Cameron Highlanders