Brad,

I've come up with the following (from top of the sleeve to the bottom); I must add I could not see any evidence of the Regimental badge on the shoulders/sleeves of the uniform:

a. Composite badge following the curve of the shoulder seam with "Sherbrooke Fusilier Regiment" and incorporated into the same cloth badge "Canada". White lettering on what I would say is a Beech Brown colour. All in capitals.

b. Formation sign of 2nd Independent Canadian Armoured Brigade. best described perhaps as a lozenge/diamond; black with an equidistant purple line through the centre (horizontally) - in other words all colours in equal parts.

c. Rank stripes or lack thereof; Warrant Officer ranks on the lower sleeve, as are:

d. Good Conduct and Long Service chevrons.

e. Trade badges worn either upper or lower dependent on what specialism.

I would just add that if this is for a crew member for your Sherman in all probability they would be wearing coveralls with probably just the rank shown.

Anyway, 'hope this helps.

Brian

Not all units used all insignia, particularly in action.