South African Army Freefall Parachutist wing

This badge is a South African Army Freefall Parachutist wing. It is a proficiency badge awarded to military personnel who have successfully completed specialized freefall (HALO/HAHO) parachute training

• Design: Features a set of outstretched wings flanking a central parachute canopy. The canopy is typically finished in white and red enamel.
• Organization: Originally used by the South African Defence Force (SADF) and continued by the South African National Defence Force (SANDF).
• Era: This style of badge has been in use since approximately the 1970s, including during the South African Border War.
• Variants: While several versions exist (including those for instructors or mess dress), the specific version in the imagechrome wings with a red and white enamel centeris the standard qualification wing for freefall paratroopers
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