Remembrance Day Beret Highland Cows

Remembrance Day Beret Highland Cows

This is a 6cm white sparkle acrylic disc with a lobster clasp at the top and a poppy charm attached to the bottom.

on the front of the disc will be a highland cow wearing a military beret with poppy crosses.

On the back will be a 'Lest We Forget' image. we can also add any name/rank. if you want these personalised

These are only £3 each + P&P (if not collected) all profit + excess P&P costs (Min. £2) will be donated to the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal

Green Beret

Royal Marines, Special Boat Squadron, 3 Commando Brigade

Navy Blue Beret 

9/12th Lancers, Army Legal Service, Corp of Army Music, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME), 

Royal Engineers, Light Dragoons, Queens Own Yeomanry, Royal Army Veterinary Corp (RAVC), Royal Signals, 

Royal Dragoon Guards, Royal Logistic Corp (RLC), Royal Artillery, Queens Dragoon Guards, 

The Royal Mercian and Lancastrian Yeomanry, Military Provost Staff (MPS), Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, 

C (City of London Fusiliers) Company, also several units wear the Navy Blue beret with a coloured patch including The Army Physical Training Corp (APTC), Royal Army Medical Corp (RAMC), Royal Army Dental Corp (RADC), The Blues and Royals and The Life Guards.

Light Blue Beret

Army Air Corps

Black Beret

The Royal Tank Regiment (RTR) and the Westminster Dragoons Squadron (part of the Royal Yeomanry)

Red Beret

This signifies different units depending on the military,

 most notably the Royal Military Police (RMP) in the British Army (known as "Redcaps") and the US Army's Combat Controllers.

 However, the term "Red Beret" also refers to the maroon beret, the distinctive headwear of airborne forces like the Parachute Regiment, which should not be confused with actual red berets worn by other units. 

Purple Beret

This is also called "Amaranth", which is a purple-colored plant that symbolises immortality because it does not wilt. It was from 1944 that the first paratrooper hunter regiments began wearing the "Amaranth" beret. Today, with a few exceptions, all airborne units of the French army use it