The Canadian Army 3 Year Service Stripe is an insignia awarded to members of the Canadian Armed Forces to denote three years of honorable service. Typically worn on the lower sleeve of the uniform, the stripe is constructed of embroidered fabric—often gold or yellow in color—and sewn directly onto the uniform’s left sleeve. This insignia is part of a series of service stripes, each indicating an increment of three years served. The 3 Year Service Stripe originated as a practical visual cue to recognize length of service and encourage morale among enlisted personnel. The practice follows Commonwealth tradition and has been used in various forms throughout Canadian military history, particularly during the 20th century. This item is suitable for collectors interested in Canadian military uniforms, insignia, or the history of military service recognition. Condition and style may vary depending on the era of issue and uniform type.
Canadian Army 3 Year Service Stripe
$5.00
The Canadian Army 3 Bar Service Stripe is an official uniform insignia awarded to recognize extended periods of service within the Canadian Army. Each bar typically denotes an additional period of three years of service, with the presence of three bars indicating a minimum of nine years of continuous service by the wearer. The stripe is usually worn on the lower sleeve of the uniform, positioned parallel to the cuff in accordance with military
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