by CollectinSteve Fri Apr 23, 2010 1:39 am
Depends on what year this was used. The Croats used a HUGE variety of badging during the breakup of Yugoslavia, though often their uniforms didn't have anything on them even when they were in an official uniform (which often they were not, especially early on). These badges sometimes go for significant amounts of money because there is a rule out there... if there is a badge made, there is a group dedicated to collecting them. This is definitely true for all badging related to the Balkans conflicts of the 1990s.
Post war badging on Woodland uniforms appears to usually be the following:
LEFT ARM - tall badge with rounded top. National crest with branch of service below
RIGHT ARM - unit badge. Round is a common shape but it isn't the only type I think
LEFT BREAST - cloth rank sewn over pocket
Steve