Identification of Medical Personnel, Vehicles and Installations
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Background InformationMedical Department Geneva Convention Identification CardGeneva Convention Brassard (Item #9913500)Geneva Convention HelmetMedical TabardsGeneva Convention Flags and MarkersMiscellaneous Geneva Convention SymbolsMedical Dog TagsMedical GuidonMedical BadgeIn order to comply with the Geneva Convention and Army Regulations a Medical Brassard was introduced November 25, 1924 for general wear by all medical personnel active in the field. As was the case with other armbands, this one was also to be worn on the left sleeve, above the elbow. It represented a red percale cross (3 inches x 3 inches) stitched...See more on med-dept.com In order to comply with the Geneva Convention and Army Regulations a Medical Brassard was introduced November 25, 1924 for general wear by all medical personnel active in the field. As was the case with other armbands, this one was also to be worn on the left sleeve, above the elbow. It represented a red percale cross (3 inches x 3 inches) stitched...
In order to comply with the Geneva Convention and Army Regulations a Medical Brassard was introduced November 25, 1924 for general wear by all medical personnel active in the field. As was the case with other armbands, this one was also to be worn on the left sleeve, above the elbow. It represented a red percale cross (3 inches x 3 inches) stitched...
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