A matched pair of embroidered shoulder titles featuring a two-part shield design. The top half depicts a lion passant holding a tusk or club – a symbol historically associated with Rhodesian national strength and drawn from colonial heraldry. The lower section displays a white pickaxe on a green background, likely denoting engineering, pioneer, or support corps affiliation. The red border represents combat support elements within the Rhodesian Security Forces. These shoulder titles were worn on the upper sleeves of combat fatigues or service dress during the Bush War, and are rarely found as complete pairs in this condition.