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ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL HASLAR, ROYAL NAVY

History:Founded 1744, become tri-service in 1996. Closed as the last Military Hospital in the UK in 2007.

Official blazon
Blue; an anchor entwined by a serpent proper between in the dexter side the letter "G" and the Roman numeral II gold and on the siniter side the letter "R" also gold.

Rod of Aesculapius symbolises Medicine. The Badge was approved in 1977.

Literature: Information from Admiralty Badges Encylopaedia by T.P. Stopford.

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