I think they're British.
Posted by Stan the man (Member # 6249) on :
Except that it plainly says French Instructor on the ones shoulder device. First picture.
Posted by Lavalamp (Member # 4337) on :
It says "French Instructor" in English?
that one guy is wearing a Lance Armstrong bracelet thingy too. Is that a popular fad among the French?
Posted by Stan the man (Member # 6249) on :
quote: that one guy is wearing a Lance Armstrong bracelet thingy too
It is a support band, but does not necessarilly have to be a Lance Armstrong support band. However, if I really cared I would use photoshop to sharpen and zoom in. You got a point about the french instructor written in english, but then it could just be U.N. trainers. Especially since I am not seeing any flag or patches to signify country.
Posted by Lavalamp (Member # 4337) on :
Are UN forces in the habit of not wearing UN insignia?
Posted by Stan the man (Member # 6249) on :
Personally, I don't know. I just know I wish that the UN would go away.
Posted by Lavalamp (Member # 4337) on :
Really? Why?
Posted by Blayne Bradley (Member # 8565) on :
Some people thinks it says "Firearms Instructor"
Posted by Fusiachi (Member # 7376) on :
Zooming in using Gimp, I'm almost certain that it doesn't say firearms instructor. That said, I'm not entirely sold on it being "French Instructor" either--it's not clear enough for me to tell. It certainly seems like a strange insignia to wear, but it wouldn't surprise me.