Cuban FAPLA Camouflage Uniform Set Tunic & Trousers Decorations and awards Such plates were traditionally hand-stamped

Such plates were traditionally hand-stamped and would have been mounted above or beside a soldier’s sleeping quarters in cavalry barracks or depots

This is a Natal & Orange Free State identity title associated with the 2nd South African Infantry in the Union Defence Forces era

designed for use as a  sabotage initiator by Special Operations Executive (SOE)

A matched pair of curved cloth shoulder titles reading “SOUTH AFRICA” in red embroidered lettering on a black wool/felt backing

Cuban FAPLA Camouflage Uniform Set Tunic & Trousers Decorations and awards Such plates were traditionally hand-stampedOriginal Cuban manufactured camouflage uniform set issued to FAPLA forces during the Angolan Civil War. Includes matching tunic and trousers in distinctive Cuban pattern. Small size, good condition with light service wear.