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Canadian Occupational Patches

The patches contained in this pack are modelled after a small selection of trade, occupation and qualification patches worn by Canadian Soldiers primarily, but also Sailors and Aviators in some cases.

Please note that I have done my best to provide accurate descriptions of each patch's meaning, but I may have made mistakes throughout.

The images I used to edit into files usable in Ground Branch came from CPGear.[cpgear.com]

Clearance Divers are qualified specialists in diving and explosive ordnance disposal.

The CAF's C&E Branch encompasses certain signals trades from the Army, Navy and Air Force.

I don't know much about this patch, nor can I find much information on it, but my understanding is that individuals who wear this patch are trained in some form of cyber operations. Go figure.

Individuals qualified in Heliborne Air Assault specialize in using helicopter assets to engage and destroy enemy forces and secure ground terrain.

Qualified Heliborne Insertion Masters are experienced in rappelling, low hover insertion and extraction techniques, and helo-casting.

JTACs are experts in calling for aircraft fire support from forward positions on the battlefield.

Military Police "enforce laws and regulations on CAF establishments in Canada and abroad" (Canadian Armed Forces website[forces.ca]).

Recce-qualified individuals are able to stealthily observe and record information on enemy activity, terrain and other pertinent considerations in an area of operation.

Parachutist patches with a red maple leaf indicate the wearer is a qualified parachutist, whereas a patch with a white maple leaf indicates that they are also part of a parachutist company within a unit.

TCCC, often spoken as "T-triple-C," is the practice of administering first aid to a combat casualty while under fire.