This is the Shoulder Title of the "Parachute Regiment".  Worn on both shoulders of the battledress blouse.

Jump Wings, worn on right sleeve of battledress blouse and Denison smock.

Pegasus patch showing the mythological Bellerophon riding the winged horse Pegasus.  Was worn on both sleeves of the battledress.

Airborne strip worn on both sleeves of the battledress.  Was to be removed in late 1944, but some still were seen wearing them in early 1945.

How all the above patches would look on the right sleeve of the battledress.  Also notice the "kelly green" slip-ons that identified the 7th Battalion from other units.  Each Battalion of the Parachute Regiment in the 6th Airborne Division had it's own specific color.  The green lanyard looped around the right shoulder was also a distinct item worn by the 7th Para Bn on their walking out dress. The 7th Battalion wore the lanyards on the right shoulder to not be confused with the 1st Battalion who also wore the same green lanyard, but on the left shoulder like the rest of the Regiment.

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The 10th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry became the 7th Battalion and because of their Light Infantry background they wore a "hunter green" colored backing behind the cap badge on the beret.