FS 257 Beginning with the regimental flash of the Hoylake Gunners and the story of one soldier who served with them, this issue looks at the unpopular and short-lived Royal Armoured Corps cloth arm badge, discusses a possible arm badge for Popski's Private Army, looks at arm badges for Air Training Corps Overseas Squadrons, records the history and demise of the Wyvern badge first worn by 43rd Infantry Division and reveals new Home Front discoveries.
	FS 258 With a front page story about the various signs worn by the British II Corps, this has a selection of the insignia produced for the Army in Afghanistan at Camp Bastion, looks at the new badges of the Scottish Yeomanry and has an article on the insignia worn by the post-First World War British Army of the Rhine. It also features an auction report and details of modern badges worn on MTP uniforms.
	FS 259 Starting with Part One of an in-depth article on the unusual badge worn by Land Forces Adriatic in World War Two, this issue looks at the variety of cloth insignia worn by cadet units over the years, attempts to understand the series of letters applied to the armbands of Manchester's Home Guard, discusses further some of the insignia worn by the post-First World War British Army of the Rhine and has Part One of an article on military insignia worn by Boy Scout Troops.
	FS 260 Beginning with a detailed look at the 1950s Experimental Mobile Columns formed to help with planning for assistance after a nuclear attack, this issue includes one of the occasional summaries of the decisions made by the Army Dress Committee, a two-page spread of the flashes worn by Ireland's Permanent Defence Force, Part Two of an in-depth article on the unusual badge worn by Land Forces Adriatic in World War Two and a further look at military insignia worn by Boy Scout Troops.

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