Editing Cap badge (section)

===Canadian Armed Forces===
{{further|Uniforms of the Canadian Armed Forces#Headdress}}
The [[Canadian Armed Forces]] utilize a variety of metal and cloth cap badges on their headdress, and many follow British traditions for additions such as cloth behind and blackened metal badges for rifle regiments. Distinct cap badges identify members' [[personnel branch]] or, in the case of infantry and armoured soldiers, regimental affiliation. Some units further differentiate non-commissioned members from officers by cap badge material (for example, artillery officers wear gold-wire embroidered cloth instead of brass, [[Lord Strathcona's Horse]] officers wear silver rather than brass).

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File:RIMPAC_2016_Opening_Press_Conference_DVIDS2707905.jpg|Cap badge of a flag officer on a Royal Canadian Navy peaked cap
File:US_Navy_080922-N-9818V-068_Covers_belonging_to_senior_enlisted_members_of_navies_around_the_world_are_placed_on_a_table.jpg|Peaked cap with badge of a senior appointment chief petty officer 1st class of the RCN.
File:Dr._Kem_talks_with_Maj._Gen._Parent_about_the_construction_of_the_Afghan_National_Defense_University_(4737514100).jpg|Cap badge of an RCAF general officer, on a beret.
File:110126-D-7203C-003_(5393752029).jpg|Blue [[Side_cap#Air_Force|wedge cap]] of the Royal Canadian Air Force, with a cap badge.
File:Badge_métal_royal_22_regiment.jpg|[[Royal_22nd_Regiment#Arms|Cap badge]] of the [[Royal 22nd Regiment]] of the Canadian Army.
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