Security Cadet Force Rank Slide

A Security Cadet Force Rank Slide is a shoulder insignia worn on a uniform
to display rank within a security training or cadet organization.

Key Features:

Material: Usually made from durable fabric (poly-cotton, nylon, or canvas).

Design: Rectangular slip-on slide that fits over the epaulette strap of a
shirt, jersey, or jacket.

Color: Commonly in camouflage, olive green, black, or navy blue depending
on the uniform style.

Embroidery/Print:

Security or cadet force name at the top or bottom.

Rank insignia (chevrons, pips, crowns, bars) embroidered or printed in
contrasting thread (often white, silver, or gold).

Usage:

Helps identify cadet rank (e.g., Cadet, Corporal, Sergeant, Warrant
Officer).

Provides uniformity and authority for security training institutions or
private cadet forces.

Example Ranks on Security Cadet Force Slides:

Cadet: Plain slide with “CADET” text.

Corporal: Two chevrons.

Sergeant: Three chevrons.

Staff/Colour Sergeant: Three chevrons with a crown.

Warrant Officer: Wreath with crown or specific emblem.

Cadet Officer: Pips, crowns, or bars (similar to military/paramilitary
structure).

Would you like me to make you a visual chart of Security Cadet Force Rank
Slides (like a guide showing each rank design)?