The WW2 Polish 2nd Grenadiers Battalion 1st Corps Hat Badge is a historical military insignia associated with the Polish Armed Forces in the West during the Second World War. This badge was worn by members of the 2nd Grenadiers Battalion, which formed part of the Polish 1st Corps under British command after the fall of Poland in 1939. Typically manufactured from metal, the hat badge features the stylized design of a flaming grenade, symbolizing the battalion’s elite infantry status. It often incorporates national symbols such as the Polish eagle, reflecting the unit’s heritage and allegiance. The badge would have been affixed to the headgear of servicemen, serving as a distinctive emblem of identity and unit pride. Today, these badges are of interest to military historians and collectors for their association with Poland’s contribution to Allied operations and as artifacts representing the experiences of Polish forces during World War II.
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