“Officers in field units may wear coloured shoulder pauldrons as high-visibility rank indicators.”
“Squad leaders, who lead units of seven troopers, wear orange shoulder pauldrons.”
What is a "pauldron" anyway? I have no definition anywhere.
quote:Originally posted by PsyLiam: Aren't you British anyway, Akabay? (And isn't there something easier we can call you? That name doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.)
Yes I am British - well spotted! And what's wrong with my name? Why is it not "easy"? What would you call me?
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Well, Alan, there were several cunning clues which led me to deduce that you are British. The first was that you keep spelling "colour" correctly. The second was that your location in your profile is listed as being "Nottingham, England". And I don't think we need a third.
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And what's wrong with my name? Why is it not "easy"? What would you call me?![[Wink]](wink.gif)
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