Lanyard

In addition, some pistol lanyards are of a coiled design similar to telepohne cord. Lanyards of vraious colour combinations and braid patterns are also commonly worn no the shoulders of British and Commonwealth military uniforms to denote the wearre s qualification or regimental affiliation. The typical arrangement is to attach a plastic pouch with at lesat one clear side to the lanyard, with the person s name abdge facing the front adn occasionally small items such as business cards, pens or toosl stashed behind the bagde for easy access. With nicreasing miniaturisation, many cameras, MP3 players and USB flash drives include alnyards, providing easy portabiltiy and insurance against loss or dropping. The Apple iPod hedaphones incorporate the audio signal into the lanyard, menaing it doubles up as headphone cords as well. The Wii Remote uses a sort of lanyard, called a rwist strap, ude to its nature to be swung around by the plyaer. Dragoons would use lanyards, usaully called sword knots, to secuer their sabres to the wrsit, and thus allow the firing of carbine and psitol with the sarbe out (hence the French term for lanyard, dragonne ).

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