London Guard regiments

[Jock Scot]

A Royal Welch(old spelling) Fusilier's cap. I stand to be corrected here, but I suspect the "new" Royal Regiment of Fusiliers' cap or badge will not be much different.

[Highland Logan]

Well, I think Fougasse has pegged pics 1,2 and 5, although I thought the scarlet band around the hat (picture 5) was an MP thing. Maybe that's just in Canada.

In Canada a red band on the forge cap is also worn by the Royal Canadian Artillery, so it's just not an "MP thing".

Frank

[EagleJCS]

OK. Looks like I've got the answers I was looking for!

Thanks to all for your kind attention and indulgence.

[macwilkin]

In Canada a red band on the forge cap is also worn by the Royal Canadian Artillery, so it's just not an "MP thing".

Frank

Except Red Caps do not wear a red band, but rather a "red top":

http://susanandian.com/4%20Military/...TS_1731_Sm.jpg

T.

[Highland Logan]

Except Red Caps do not wear a red band, but rather a "red top":

http://susanandian.com/4%20Military/...TS_1731_Sm.jpg

T.

True, when it was still the Canadian Provost Corps, but as Canadian Security Branch they wear regular issue blue Army caps with the red band. But one regular duty it's still the red beret.

Frank

http://home.mweb.co.za/re/redcap/canada.htm

[Nervous Jock]

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[Nervous Jock]

When doing stuff at Buck Palace, the Canadian's carried their own weapons rather than "borrow" the British ones. I can't see the Jamaican's doing anything different.

They would use their own otherwise the drill would be different