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    Left - A Coast Defense Force Arm Patch. It is machine made and 3-1/16 in. diameter. It was made for the

    New Iraqi Navy after 2003.

    Translation - above left: the Coast

    above right: Defense Force.

    Right - A Coast Defense Crowd Arm Patch. It is machine made and 3 in. diameter. It is slightly out-of- round.

    It was also made for the New Iraqi Navy after 2003.

    Translation - above left: the Coast

    above right: Defense Crowd.

    Bob

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    A pair of 2011 / 12, the Military Engineer Arm Patches.

    These patches are machine made and 3-11/16 in. diameter.

    Translation above : the Military Engineering

    below: Engineering Field's Battalion

    the Headquarters

    Bob

    Posted (edited)

    It looks a lot like its predecessor.

    Paul,

    You are right. From what I have heard, the Iraqi Navy Flag didn't change from the pre 2003 so that will create a problem

    when one comes up for sale. Was it made pre or post 2003??

    Bob

    Edited by bmsm
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    A pair of 2013, Iraqi Armor Arm Patches. These patches are machine made, 3-3/4 in. wide and

    4-1/2 in. high. Even though these patches are worn in pairs, the tanks are both going the same way.

    Translation above: Armored Rank.

    Bob

    Posted (edited)

    Two different colored metal, Iraqi Ground Forces Command Chest Badges.

    These badges are made of brass, 2-9/16 in. wide,

    Light blue bottom - 2- 1/16 in. high

    Light green bottom 2 in. high.

    It has a spring pin fastener on the reverse.

    This badge is also made in cloth.

    Bob

    Edited by bmsm
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    Current Iraqi Military College Arm patches.

    The patches are machine sewn, 3-1/2 in. wide and 4-1/16 in. high.

    Translation below: the Military College.

    Bob

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