British Army Corporal Rank Insignia Pair

The British Army Corporal Rank Insignia Pair consists of two cloth patches, each displaying the identity of the corporal rank within the British Army. Traditionally, the insignia takes the form of two downward-pointing chevrons, typically arranged in white or khaki thread, depending on the uniform context. These chevrons are sewn onto the upper sleeve of both combat and dress uniforms to denote the rank of corporal, a non-commissioned officer position with responsibilities including small team leadership and junior supervisory duties. This insignia pair is representative of patterns used throughout the 20th and 21st centuries and remains a recognizable element of British military uniforms. Manufactured with durable materials suited for field use, these patches are designed for clear visibility and ease of attachment. The insignia pair is suitable for collecting, reference, or use in historical displays related to British Army uniforms and military rank structure.