Royal Gurkha Signals Blazer Badge Coyote Tan GPMG stands for "General Purpose

GPMG stands for "General Purpose Machine Gun

making it harder for insects to detect and bite

Often shortened to REME

• 90cm long

With an adjustable waist and Velcro closures

Royal Gurkha Signals Blazer Badge Coyote Tan GPMG stands for "General PurposeThe Royal Gurkha Signals (RGS) is a specialised corps of the British Army, comprised of Gurkha soldiers from Nepal who provide communication and information systems support. Formed in 1948, the RGS plays a crucial role in ensuring effective communication and command networks on the battlefield. The Royal Gurkha Signals Blazer Badge is proudly worn by members of the corps, including officers and non commissioned officers, as well as veterans and