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The Swords symbolises the British Army. The Boar's Head is from the arms of the Ship's Namesake General Ralph Abercromby (1743-1801) who commanded the British Army in Egypt. | The Swords symbolises the British Army. The Boar's Head is from the arms of the Ship's Namesake General Ralph Abercromby (1743-1801) who commanded the British Army in Egypt. | ||
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HMS ABERCROMBIE, ROYAL NAVY
Official blazon
White; two swords in saltire proper surmounted by a boar's head erased blue langued red
Origin/meaning
The Swords symbolises the British Army. The Boar's Head is from the arms of the Ship's Namesake General Ralph Abercromby (1743-1801) who commanded the British Army in Egypt. Literature: Image from Pinterest.
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