See subject.
Here’s one good view:
Here’s a better view of his side doo-dads:
Of his shoulder marks:
http://www.metro.co.uk/news/pictures/photos-11013/pictures-duke-of-edinburghs-90th-birthday/15
Perhaps he sports others, but this should do for a while.
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Funny that he wears them in such an awkward and cumbersome manner. Does he not like ribbons?
I just skimmed that article and I don’t believe that the question in the OP is answered in it. What is the deal with the ropey things on his shoulders?
I have to assume that one is for winning the soap box derby.
It’s in the “Wear of orders, decorations and medals” section. Each ribbon links to a picture detail describing what it is.
It’s an aiguillette, worn for being a (honorary) Field Marshal.
I think Prince Phillip wears one because he is an aide-de-camp to his wife, and was also one to her father.
Sometimes he wears ribbon bars, but I don’t think they’re appropriate with all uniforms.
Formal ceremonial parades require you to wear the medals, not just the ribbons.
