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MILITARY HERALDRY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

General

• Joint Ground Based Air Defence Headquarters, United Kingdom
• Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, United Kingdom
• Defence Helicopter Flying School, United Kingdom
• Defence Electronic Warfare Centre, United Kingdom
• Reconnaissance Intelligence and Geographic Centre (Northern Ireland), United Kingdom
• Joint Helicopter Support Squadron, United Kingdom
• Joint Aircraft Recovery and Transportation Squadron, United Kingdom

Army

• 21st Army Group, British Army
• 21st Army Group HQ Lines of Communications, British Army
• 21st Army Group Lines of Communications Troops, British Army
• I Corps, British Army
• 2nd Army, British Army
• 8th Army, British Army
• 1st Division, British Army
• 2nd Division, British Army
• 16th Air Assault Brigade, British Army
• Honourable Artillery Company
• HQ London District, British Army

• Household Cavalry, British Army
  • The Life Guards, British Army
  • The Blues and Royals (Royal Horse Guards and 1st Dragoons), British Army
• Royal Horse Artillery, British Army
• Royal Armoured Corps, British Army
  • 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards, British Army
  • The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers and Greys), British Army
  • The Queen's Royal Hussars (The Queen's Own and Royal Irish), British Army
  • The Royal Lancers (Queen Elizabeth's Own), British Army
  • The Light Dragoons, British Army
  • The King's Royal Hussars, British Army
  • The Royal Tank Regiment, British Army
• Corps of Royal Engineers, British Army
• Royal Regiment of Artillery, British Army
• Royal Corps of Signals, British Army
• Grenadier Guards, British Army
• Coldstream Guards, British Army
• Scots Guards, British Army
• Irish Guards, British Army
• Welsh Guards, British Army
• Royal Regiment of Scotland, British Army
• The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment (Queen's and Royal Hampshires), British Army
• The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment (King's, Lancashire and Border), British Army
• The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, British Army
• The Royal Anglian Regiment, British Army
• The Yorkshire Regiment, British Army
• The Mercian Regiment (Cheshire, Worcesters and Foresters, and Staffords), British Army
• The Royal Welsh, British Army
• The Royal Irish Regiment (27th (Inniskilling), 83rd adn 87th and Ulster Defence Regiment), British Army
• The Parachute Regiment, British Army
• The Royal Gurkha Rifles, British Army
• The Rifles, British Army
• Army Medical Services, British Army
  • Royal Army Medical Corps, British Army
  • Royal Army Veterinary Corps, British Army
  • Royal Army Dental Corps, British Army
• Small Arms School Corps, British Army

Army Reserve

• The London Regiment, British Army
• The Royal Yeomanry, British Army
• The Royal Wessex Yeomanry, British Army
• The Queen's Own Yeomanry, British Army
• The Scottish and North Irish Yeomanry, British Army

Navy

• Royal Navy
• HMS Gannet
• HMS Queen Elizabeth

Fleet Air Arm (FAA)

• No 700X Squadron, FAA
• No 736 Squadron, FAA
• No 744 Squadron, FAA
• No 750 Squadron, FAA
• No 760 Squadron, FAA
• No 771 Squadron, FAA
• No 800 Squadron, FAA
• No 814 Squadron, FAA
• No 820 Squadron, FAA
• No 824 Squadron, FAA
• No 1700 Squadron, FAA
• No 1710 Squadron, FAA

Air Force

Squadrons in the 300-series was formed during World War II from those Nationalities that wanted to continue the Fight after thier Countries had be occupied by Germany. No 400-series Squadrons was formed form Commonwealth Countries Australia, Canada and New Zealand and are shown under thier respective Countries. No 600-series Squadrons was mainly Auxiliary Air Force Units (Royal Auxiliary Air Force from 1947). Higher 600 Numbers was used by Artillery Spotting Squadrons, later transferred to the Army Air Corps.

• Royal Air Force (RAF)
• Second Tactical Air Force, Royal Air Force
• No 85 Expeditionary Logistics Wing, Royal Air Force
• Air Movements Squadron, Royal Air Force
• Catering Training Squadron, Royal Air Force
• Handling Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 1 Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 1 Squadron, Royal Air Force Regiment
• No 1 Police Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 1 Field Communications Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 1 Engineering Support Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 2 A.C. (Army-Cooperation) Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 2 Field Communications Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 2 Mechanical Transport Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 2 Squadron, Royal Air Force Regiment
• No 3 Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 4 Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 5 Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 5 Information Services Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 5 Police Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 6 Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 360 Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 301 (Polish) Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 302 (Polish) Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 306 (Polish) Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 309 (Polish) Squadron, Royal Air Force
• No 663 (Polish) Squadron, Royal Air Force

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