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HMS CALLIOPE, ROYAL NAVY
History: A Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Drillship on the Tyne from 1907. The Division moved ashore in 1967 and was acommissioned as Royal Naval reserve in 1968.
| English | Red; within two laurel branches green fructed gold a Greek lyre gold. |
Origin/meaning
The Chief of the Nine Muses, Muse of Heroic Poetry and Mother of Orpheus. The Badge was approved in 1923.
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 Civic heraldry of the United Kingdom |
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