Army Lists
Regimental Standards and Cap Badges
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King's Colour |
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Within the regimental system, soldiers and officers are posted
to a tactical unit of their own regiment whenever posted to field
duty.
A regiment is likely to include:
- a symbolic colonel-in-chief (often a member of the royal family),
- a Colonel of the Regiment or "honorary colonel" who
protects the traditions and interests of the regimental family
and insists on the maintenance of high standards,
- battle honours (honours earned by one unit of an administrative
regiment are shared by the whole regiment),
- ceremonial uniforms,
- cap badges,
- and regimental marches and songs.
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