Corps badges are commonly used pin badges in the Polish Army. They are metal pins, approximately 1.5 cm in diameter, which bear different insignia, depending on the speciality. Corpus pins are also used by other uniformed services, such as the Police, Prison Service, Border Guard or Fire Service.
The corps caps of the Polish Army were used as early as the time of the Duchy of Warsaw, although their shape and form evolved over the years. Originally, their function was fulfilled by different colours of uniforms, but this changed after the introduction of uniform patterns for armies. Today's military corps caps are an important part of military tradition and at the same time serve to identify specialities within a particular corps.
The corps badges on the uniform are attached with a special nut, so that the pin is permanently fixed. The place of pinning can be regulated by internal regulations, but as a standard they are placed on the collar, sleeves or patches of coats and uniform jackets.
In the MILITARY.pl shop you will find a wide selection of corps. Among other things, there are corps of land forces with a division into specific types of these troops. For example, mechanised corps insignia are circular and feature a tank and rifle against a target reticle. On the other hand, armoured army corpuscles resemble a cogwheel with an image of a tank.
If you are looking for army bodycaps to go with your uniform, be sure to take a look at the offer of the MILITARY.pl shop. Among the many different corpses, you will find models in copper, silver, as well as colourful ones, such as aviation corps with an image of a red and white chequered pattern.
