South African Army Infantry Stable Belt with Crossed Rifles Clasp Uniforms The form and simplicity suggest

The form and simplicity suggest this was not state-issued

especially with clear unit or rank attribution

These types of badges were typically awarded or worn by aircrew (especially pilots and loadmasters) who had completed milestone flight hours aboard the aircraft

Notable for their unique double-tab side adjustment system and button fly

Original MPLA weapons recognition and identification handbook issued for field instruction during the Angolan Civil War period

South African Army Infantry Stable Belt with Crossed Rifles Clasp Uniforms The form and simplicity suggestOriginal South African Army (SADF era) infantry stable belt in green and black with central yellow stripe. Fitted with a circular chrome clasp featuring crossed rifles in gilt over green and black enamel background, consistent with SA Infantry insignia. Construction and colour scheme align with nutria era SADF dress regulations. Stable belts were worn for ceremonial and barrack dress, particularly during the Border War period. Condition appears good