Hook & Loop Tactical Recognition Flashes TRF's

Hook & Loop Tactical Recognition Flashes (TRFs) are patches worn by military personnel to identify their unit or regiment. These patches typically feature a combination of colors, symbols, and text specific to the unit they represent. They are attached to uniforms using hook and loop fasteners, commonly known as Velcro, so essentially two parts: part you sew onto your garment and actual flash that you snap fasten onto garment

TRFs are worn by soldiers from various branches of the military, including infantry, armoured units, engineers, and support units. They serve several purposes:

Unit Identification: TRFs allow for quick identification of a soldier's unit, facilitating communication and coordination on the battlefield.
Morale and Unit Pride: Wearing the insignia of their unit helps soldiers develop a sense of belonging and pride in their regiment or battalion.
Tradition and History: Many military units have a rich history and tradition associated with their insignia. Wearing TRFs honors this heritage and reinforces camaraderie among unit members.