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What hat starts with the letter J?
Jaapi is a traditional hat from Assam, India.
WHAT is a right hat on lego's Indiana J ones?
The rght hat is an enemies hat makeing you look like one of them
What has the author Walter J Friedlander written?
Walter J. Friedlander has written: 'The golden wand of medicine' -- subject(s): Caduceus, Emblems and Insignia, History, Symbolism in medicine 'The History of Modern Epilepsy'
Who wrote the song - Where did you get that hat?
It was written by Joseph J. Sullivan and first performed by him in 1888.
Which Smurf wore a red flower in their hat?
"Papa Smurf"
What has the author Rune J Andersson written?
Rune J. Andersson has written: 'Far sover!'
Why is j cole so wack?
J. Cole is far from wack you idiot . He's a lyrical Genius .
Who was the highest ranking general in the US armed forces?
General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing was the highest ranking general in the US armed forces. His rank was General of the Armies, and no other US general before or since has held this rank. Pershing was authorized to design his own insignia, but instead he kept his four-star general insignia.
Who is wining the electoin so far?
Donald J. Try
Which bones did Jessie J brake?
a foot so far
Who is j t colfax?
that's not a name as far as i know
When did US Army start using crossed rifles insignia?
Answer Good question. The uniforms of the American Revolution were very plain and there was little to no military branch identification insignia on the tri-corner hat. From the period of the War of 1812 until the Civil War (1861-1865), the United States Army Infantry regulations called for a bugle horn badge of slight variations on soldier's caps to identify the Infantry branch of the Army. On November 19, 1875, the U. S. Army Regulations called for the crossed rifles insignia to replace the bugle as the cap badge of the U. S. Infantry, which followed the design traditions of the crossed sabers and cannons of the U. S. Army Cavalry and Artillery branches. By 1898, the crossed rifle insignia began appearing on the collars of U. S. Army infantry uniforms. Since 1898 to the present day, the crossed rifle insignia has been traditionally displayed on the collars of United States Army uniforms. However, the crossed rifles cap insignia has been replaced with other types of badge designs. Reference: Urwin, Gregory J. W., The United States Infantry, An Illustrated History 1775-1918. New York: Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., 1988.
