Place | Asia: Afghanistan |
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Accession Number | REL30484.001 |
Collection type | Heraldry |
Object type | Headdress |
Physical description | Cotton; Plastic |
Maker |
Combat Clothing Australia P/L |
Place made | Australia: Queensland, Gold Coast, Southport |
Date made | c 2002 |
Conflict |
Afghanistan, 2001-2021 |
Mark I DPDU wide brim hat : Major C Johnston, Special Air Service Regiment
Description
Mark I yellow based Disruptive Pattern Desert Uniform (DPDU) bush hat. The hat has a wide brim and a band stitched around the crown at 40 mm intervals. Inside, the crown of the hat and the front section is lined with dark green absorbent towelling and a maker's label is sewn into one side. The hat has a cotton khaki cord with a plastic toggle attached.
History / Summary
Worn by 554630 Major Colin Johnston on his first deployment in Afghanistan. Major Johnston was Officer Commanding 152 Signal Squadron 1999-2002 and was Communications Officer of Task Force 64, the Special Air Service Regiment group in Afghanistan, from November 2001 to February 2002.
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