French No 4 Commando School Armband Brassard 3

The French No 4 Commando School Armband Brassard is a historically significant item associated with the training and identification of French Commandos during the Second World War. This cloth armband, or brassard, was typically worn on the upper arm by members undergoing commando training or serving in instructional roles. The armband features distinct markings, usually including the designation “No 4” to indicate its association with the No 4 Commando School, which was established to train French volunteers for special operations alongside Allied forces. Made from durable fabric, the brassard often includes stenciled or printed insignia and may display national or unit identifiers relevant to French Commando units of that era. Such items offer insight into the organizational structure and visual identification methods employed during commando training in wartime. This object provides valuable context to the uniforms and equipment used by French special forces in collaboration with British and Allied military organizations.