CKB Ltd 50 x White Lanyard Neck Strap for ID Card/Mobile Phone/Gym Key/Access Pass Holder Loop Clip

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Did you write the original or have you copied it word for word from either http://groups.msn.com/24thMissileRegtRA/lanyard.msnw http://www.atra.mod.uk/Atra/ITG/ATRP/structure/royal_artillery/ or http://www.23fdraaassociation.homestead.com/HistoryoftheLanyard.html? Scalies of all flavours carry/carried these implements when line laying & repairing and it may have been unauthorised but functional initially until tradition took over.

And even an acount of a US gun being prepared to fire with the use of a lanyard in 1862 here http://www.civilwarhome.com/munfordantietamor.htm And even then you cant look after them, you must remember the medic who had his SA80 removed from his possesion whilst travelling the 100 yds from central lines guard room to the front gate. While in the Army I was told the standard line, that the lanyard was used by cavarly to tie there feed. Peritoneal Dialysis Transfer Set Holder for Baxter with 2 Adjustable Lanyard | PD Shower Holder | Peritoneal Catheter Belt | PD BeltIt may surprise many readers that this particular piece if leg-pulling is repeated in various forms. The gold stripe in the Gunner stable belt stems from the colours of the uniform at the time the stable belt was introduced. It was not a question, as the jokers would have it, of yellow stripes for cowardice! Braided Leather Badge Work ID Clip Leather Lanyard, Braided Leather Work Id Lanyard Holder, You Choose Color and attachment

IIRC the lanyard worn by French soldiers was green (and red) for soldiers who belonged to a regiment, which as a whole had received the Croix de Guerre, and red for soldiers, whose regiment had received the Légion d'Honneur. In the war years that followed, the lanyard could be used as an emergency firing lanyard forthose guns which had a trigger mechanism, allowing the gunner to stand clear of the gun's recoil.

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GQ and the rest of you, next time a wedgie says about rescuing the guns ask him what actually happend at Colenso and how many of the VCs won that day went to the Engrs! All I'm saying is, could you verify the 'facts' of your repeated post before posting it over two threads at the same time. I've not said anything to suggest the white lanyard has any other meaning appart from contrasting the colour of the uniform, nothing about the yellow on the stable belt and no suggestion that there are different numbers of flame on the RA/RE bombs. I'm sure others may though.

So maybe its a bad thing fleeing from the guns whilst under fire, but surrending whilst in an Army camp needs a little more explaning. I still don't think they are the same colour. They have different NSNs, according to these badge spotters. Note "dark blue" for the RE and "blue" for the Royal Signals.

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Started in the 18th century as a means of identifying Corporals who wore linen ribbons on their shoulder much the same as a lanyard until chevrons were introduced to indicate rank. As much a decorative item as a useful one until friction igniters were used by the Gunners. In recent times perhaps but in a WW1 front line situation I suspect they were used to anchor all sorts of things. I've certainly seen WW1 illustrations of officers blowing whistles attached to lanyards Harry Styles Keychain | watermelon sugar Harry's House Keychain | Harry Styles Gift | Harry Styles Accessories | TPWK one direction It was also issued to Regiments who had at some time saved guns after the crews were killed etc, they rescued the guns and carried on firing them. Multicolor handmade crossbody phone strap/ lanyard/ crossbody phone cord/ phone strap/ colorful phone cord/ purple and white phone strap