Original Rhodesian Bush War Era British South Africa Police Captain Officer’s Short-Sleeve Khaki Bush Jacket with Insignia & Ribbon Bar NATION The blade of this example

The blade of this example measures just over 28 inches

especially considering the amount of use on the frontier it must have seen

500 personnel to ambulance work between 1914 and 1917

tough junior leaders to move collective training through the echelons as the division prepared for AGF-adminstered combat ready evaluations before the middle Tennessee maneuvers

Original Rhodesian Bush War Era British South Africa Police Captain Officer’s Short-Sleeve Khaki Bush Jacket with Insignia & Ribbon Bar NATION The blade of this exampleOriginal Item. This is a very interesting jacket worn by a Captain of the British South Africa Police worn during the Bush War period. The jacket bears three rank pips on each shoulder indicating the rank of Captain, with each shoulder also bearing a BSAP device, for the British South Africa Police. The jacket has a 3 place ribbon bar with the Zimbabwe Independence Medal, the Rhodesian General Service Medal, and the Police Long Service Medal. There is