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    Hello there

    Noob here and first post so be gentle.

    Can anyone help to id the three badges on the arms, not very good quality pic (old, LOL) and the scan was a high resolution drum scan. The pic is of my father (right) and two of his brothers in Polish uniform.

    There's a long story, but the short of it is, I don't know the year and could have been taken in Scotland, Port Bella (repatriation) after the war hence the Poland instead of Polska and I've only just noticed they all have different insignia/badges on their arms plus the cord around my fathers shoulder. The middle one looks like a boar, think I've seen similar elsewhere, the left looks like a circle/medal with wavy ribbon and my fathers? No idea at all.

    Alas all are deceased and nobody else seems to know in the family, hence the post.

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    Posted

    Found out a bit more info from digging around, my father was naturalised in Kirkcaldy, Scotland not Port Bella. Bella was an auntie on my mothers side who lived in Scotland were they (my mother and father) went to visit.

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    From left to right from the patch a Lance Corporal in the 1st Grenadier regiment(?) of the 4th Infantry Division. the second a Military Policeman private in the Kresowa Divison that fought in Monte Cassino and italy,and third Lance Corporal of the 1st Polish Corps based in Scotland

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    From left to right from the patch a Lance Corporal in the 1st Grenadier regiment(?) of the 4th Infantry Division. the second a Military Policeman private in the Kresowa Divison that fought in Monte Cassino and italy,and third Lance Corporal of the 1st Polish Corps based in Scotland

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    Hi Stanislaw

    Thank you for the information, done some more research and will be contacting the MOD in Northolt once I have my fathers DC.

    Regards

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