GW 023 Second Scots Guards NCO

The sergeant and troop class chevron, begin to be manufactured in colors that although they allow their visibility, closely, do not turn their wearer into the ideal target for a sniper. The British army also began to use body or specialty badges on the back and soldiers' warriors, a little below the neck. These distinctive, yes, they were colorful, since theoretically they were only visible by your comrades, and not soldiers from the enemy trench.