Royal Artillery WW2 Royal Artillery Regiment OFFICERS Bronze Cap Badge MM instituted by the United Kingdom

instituted by the United Kingdom in May 1945 for award to British and Commonwealth forces who served in the Burma Campaign from 1941 to 1945

and explosives shaped the course of battles and influenced military strategy

tracing back to the 18th century

6 Norfolk Street

first used on gold sovereigns of George III in 1817

Royal Artillery WW2 Royal Artillery Regiment OFFICERS Bronze Cap Badge MM instituted by the United KingdomThe Royal Artillery Regiment played a vital role in World War II, providing crucial artillery support across various theaters of war. The Royal Artillery Officers' Bronze Cap Badge from this era is a distinguished emblem representing the unit's service and sacrifice. Typically crafted in bronze, the badge features a field gun beneath the Kings Crown, symbolizing loyalty to the Crown and the regiment's artillery role. The Latin motto "UBIQUE" (meaning