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I think its the American spelling, like what they do with colour ( color)skyking_comms wrote:Great design, just a shame he's using the same spelling as last year. Shouldn't it be 'Saber' ?
Darren
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Not sure about that. Who has heard of the F-86 Saber? Whatever, the exercise name is 'Saber' not 'Sabre', so the patch lettering needs changing.ROB MkIX wrote:Sabre is the English spelling and Saber is the American spelling.
Rob
But its a pseudo USAF patch showing a USAF operated aircraft with 5th Bomb Wing Squadrons depicted, the UK spelling makes it look completely counterfeitKyleG wrote:Whether the exercise name is Sabre or Sabre depends who you ask. US Army page says Saber, NATO document says Sabre
Makes senceGary wrote:mushbuster
From memory the same debate happened last year, back then the designer of the patch said both he and the squadrons involved decided on the British spelling as the B-52s were based at Fairford. Which was / is common practice for the USAF to use the spelling from the country they are based during the exercise.
As the B-52s involvement was cancelled during last years BALTOPS / Sabre Strike, the squadrons involved changed the wording on the top part of the patch to 2d Air Expeditionary Group
Exactly how i feel, it is very nice thoughDan214sqn wrote:shame its rubber.. just cant take to them like the embroidered ones
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