The WW2 Canadian RCN Navy Seaman Torpedo Trade Patch is an authentic insignia awarded to sailors specializing in torpedo operations within the Royal Canadian Navy during the Second World War. The patch is characterized by its distinct embroidered design, typically featuring a stylized torpedo motif on a dark blue wool base, signifying the wearer’s proficiency and assigned responsibilities aboard naval vessels. Trade patches such as this one were worn on the lower sleeve of naval uniforms to indicate a seaman’s particular technical skill set. The torpedo trade was crucial to naval warfare efforts, as torpedoes were a primary armament against enemy ships and submarines. This item reflects the structure of naval personnel specialization and provides insight into RCN uniform insignia standards of the 1939–1945 period. The patch offers collectors and researchers a representative example of Royal Canadian Navy trade distinctions from the era.
WW2 Canadian RCN Navy Seaman Torpedo Trade Patch
$10.00
The WW2 Canadian RCN Navy Seaman Torpedo Trade Patch is an insignia issued to sailors of the Royal Canadian Navy during the Second World War. This trade patch was worn by seamen who specialized in torpedo operations, signaling their technical skills and designated roles aboard naval vessels. The patch typically features a depiction of a torpedo, embroidered in gold or yellow thread on a dark navy blue wool
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