Don't worry, I did try to find this in the 670-1 before posting here...so I am not just taking the easy way out. Anyway, in the 670-1 it shows in all the photos with the drivers badge that it is placed on the inside of the left pocket (closest to the center of the uniform) when worn with a marksmanship badge.. am trying to find if there is a specific order that the Drviers Badge and the Marksmanship Badges should be placed on the Uniform.
Wheel definition, a circular frame or disk arranged to revolve on an axis, as on or in vehicles or machinery. See more.
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