The 'Brodrick cap' took the form of a stiffened and round shaped forage cap with no peak that was not dissimilar in appearance to a sailor's hat, although it was dark blue in colour and had a patch of facing colour cloth behind the regimental badge, which was worn centrally at the front. Around the neck, over the jumper but under it's neck flap was a black silk - a square of material folded seven times and sewn at one end to form a loop of material.

The cap band is black with the exception of navy military police, who wear a scarlet cap band, and members of Canadian Special Operations Forces Command, who wear a tan cap band. In the 1990s, the Russian peaked cap was redesigned and widely issued to the armed forces and police.

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the limitation of the way in which we process your Personal Data, within the limits set by the applicable law data protection law. Before the Second World War, some British fire brigades, including the London Fire Brigade, wore the peakless Brodrick cap, which had formerly been worn by the British Army. In the Canadian Forces, the peaked cap (French: casquette de service) is the primary headgear for men's Royal Canadian Navy service dress. On campaign, Wehrmacht officers often removed the wire stiffening so the cap would resemble the older First World War–era crusher.We may use advertisers, third-party ad platform, tracking technologies and other advertising companies to serve advertisements on the Site and to improve the performance of our advertising across the Internet.