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crossed behind a crowned laurel wreath
which were used in certain circumstances
The forearms have sewn-on cotton reinforcing patches: These help prevent wear at a vulnerable point on the garment
45x39mm round – introduced in the 1970s by the Soviet Union as the successor to the 7
Royal Artillery Cap Badge 24th series crossed behind a crowned laurelThe Royal Artillery cap badge is a symbol of the regiment's distinguished history and service. Featuring a field gun at its center, the badge represents the regiment's core role in providing artillery support. Above the gun sits the British Crown, indicating loyalty to the monarchy. The badge often includes the Latin motto "UBIQUE" (meaning "Everywhere"), signifying the Royal Artillery's global presence, and "QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT" ("Where Right
