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The Formation sign is based on those of the parent Corps. The lozenge beeing divided into the colours associated with the Royal Army Service Corps. | The Formation sign is based on those of the parent Corps. The lozenge beeing divided into the colours associated with the Royal Army Service Corps. | ||
[[Literature]]:Picture from Army Badges and Insignia since 1945, Book One by Guido Rosignoli | [[Literature]]:Picture from Army Badges and Insignia since 1945, Book One by Guido Rosignoli | ||
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ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS I CORPS, BRITISH ARMY
Official blazon
Origin/meaning
The Formation sign is based on those of the parent Corps. The lozenge beeing divided into the colours associated with the Royal Army Service Corps.
Literature:Picture from Army Badges and Insignia since 1945, Book One by Guido Rosignoli
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 Civic heraldry of the United Kingdom |
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