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Peaked cap

A peaked cap, peaked hat, service cap, barracks cover, forage cap, or combination cap is a form of headgear worn by the armed forces of many nations, as well as many uniformed civilian organisations such as law enforcement agencies and fire departments. It derives its name from its short visor, or peak, which was historically made of polished leather but…

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Peaked cap

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Peaked cap

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related to Canada · 22
Peaked cap → Brodie, Canada, Canadian Army, Canadian Forces, Canadian Grenadier Guards, First World War, French, General, Governor General's Foot Guards, In, It, Ontario Provincial Police, Police, Québec, Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps, Royal Canadian Navy, Several, Sûreté, The
related to Russia · 22
Peaked cap → Agencies, Alexander, Also, Americans, During, Early, However, Imperial, Imperial Russia, In, Napoleonic Wars, Navy, NKVD, October Revolution, Red Army, Russia, Russian, Serfs, Soviet, Soviet Union
related to Germany · 19
Peaked cap → British, First World War, French, German, German Landwehr, German-style, Initially, Napoleonic Wars, Officers, Peaked, Pickelhaube, Prussian, Russian, Schirmmütze, Stahlhelm, The Prussian, These, Wachstuchmütze, When
related to history · 19
Peaked cap → American War, Army, Austrian, Biedermeier, Britain's Royal Navy, During, England, German, In, It, Mexican, Napoleonic Wars, Northern Europe, Prussian, Russia's, Russian, The, The British Army, United States Army
related to Philippines · 17
Peaked cap → AFP, American, Armed Forces, Company Grade Officers, Enlisted, Field, General Grade Officers, General John, General Officers, Peaked, Pershing, Pershing Cap, Philippine Commonwealth Army, Philippine Constabulary, Philippines, The Armed Forces, The Pershing Cap
related to Hong Kong and Macau · 15
Peaked cap → All, British, British-based, Ceremonial Squadron, Corps, Emergency, Female, Hong Kong Adventure Corps, Hong Kong Air Cadet, Hong Kong Disciplined Services, Hong Kong Police's Tactical, Hong Kong Sea Cadet, Members, Only, The
related to Australia · 11
Peaked cap → Army, Australian Army, Brad Doyle, February, In, July, Patrol Blues, Regimental Sergeant Major, Royal Australian Air Force, September, The
related to China · 9
Peaked cap → Commonwealth, However, Members, People's Liberation Army, PLA, Service Uniform, Soviet Union, Type, US
related to Austria · 8
Peaked cap → American, Austrian, Austrian Bundesheer, Austro-Hungarian Army, Gradually, This, Throughout, World Wars
related to Civilian usage · 7
Peaked cap → Australian, British, In, New York, Public, San Francisco, US

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Peaked capis astandard headdress for all ranks0.90text
Peaked capis apart of the Salvation Army uniform in most of the territories it operates in.Student caps in Northern and Central European countries are frequently peaked caps0.90text
law enforcement agenciesinstance ofas well as many uniformed civilian organisations0.80text
fire departmentsinstance ofas well as many uniformed civilian organisations0.80text
the Canadian Grenadier Guardsinstance ofRoyal Canadian Infantry Corps members of foot guards units0.80text
Governor General's Foot Guards wear the bearskin cap with full dress but the peaked capinstance ofRoyal Canadian Infantry Corps members of foot guards units0.80text
tanksinstance ofA crusher cap removes the stiffener to allow headphones to be worn over the hat or use in confined spaces0.80text
submarinesinstance ofA crusher cap removes the stiffener to allow headphones to be worn over the hat or use in confined spaces0.80text
giving it a slouchedinstance ofA crusher cap removes the stiffener to allow headphones to be worn over the hat or use in confined spaces0.80text
worninstance ofA crusher cap removes the stiffener to allow headphones to be worn over the hat or use in confined spaces0.80text
Peaked caprelated to AustraliaIn0.60section
Peaked caprelated to AustraliaAustralian Army0.60section

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