Formation insignia of the Gallambrian Army: Difference between revisions

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===Adjutant General's Corps===
===Adjutant General's Corps===
{{Gallery
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|File:Adjutant General's Corps UCP (Gallambria).svg | <center>AGC2000<br/>[[Adjutant General's Corps (Gallambria)|Head of Corps]]</center>
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====Provost Branch====
====Provost Branch====
{{Gallery
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|File:Royal Military Police UCP (Gallambria).svg | <center>RMP2000<br/>[[Adjutant General's Corp (Gallambria)#Provost Branch|Head of Service]]</center>
|File:1st Military Police Regiment UCP (Gallambria).svg | <center>RMP2001<br/>[[Adjutant General's Corp (Gallambria)#Provost Branch|1st Military Police Regiment]]</center>
|File:2nd Military Police Regiment UCP (Gallambria).svg | <center>RMP2002<br/>[[Adjutant General's Corp (Gallambria)#Provost Branch|2nd Military Police Regiment]]</center>
|File:3rd Military Police Regiment UCP (Gallambria).svg | <center>RMP2003<br/>[[Adjutant General's Corp (Gallambria)#Provost Branch|3rd Military Police Regiment]]</center>
|File:4th Military Police Regiment UCP (Gallambria).svg | <center>RMP2004<br/>[[Adjutant General's Corp (Gallambria)#Provost Branch|4th Military Police Regiment]]</center>
|File:5th Military Police Regiment UCP (Gallambria).svg | <center>RMP2005<br/>[[Adjutant General's Corp (Gallambria)#Provost Branch|5th Military Police Regiment]]</center>
|File:1st Military Provost Staff Regiment UCP (Gallambria).svg | <center>RMP2005<br/>[[Adjutant General's Corp (Gallambria)#Provost Branch|1st Military Provost Staff Regiment]]</center>
|File:2nd Military Provost Staff Regiment UCP (Gallambria).svg | <center>RMP2006<br/>[[Adjutant General's Corp (Gallambria)#Provost Branch|2nd Military Provost Staff Regiment]]</center>
}}
====Staff & Personnel Support Branch====
====Staff & Personnel Support Branch====
====Education & Training Branch====
====Education & Training Branch====

Revision as of 20:34, 31 July 2019

Ways of identifying units and formations were first introduced after the Cambrian Wars. They were intended (initially) as a security measure to avoid displaying the unit's designation in the clear. Different forms of identifiers were introduced to be used on vehicles, sign posts and uniforms. Formation identifiers can come in two forms, a Formation Sign, for higher level formations, and the Unit Colour Patch for all units and formations.

Formation Signs

Commands

Divisions

Brigades

Unit Colour Patches

Armed Forces Headquarters

Headquarters and Formations

Adjutant General's Corps

Provost Branch

Staff & Personnel Support Branch

Education & Training Branch

Army Legal Service

Army Air Corps

Army Medical Service

Royal Army Medical Corps

Royal Army Dental Corps

Royal Army Veterinary Corps

Royal Army Psychology Corps

Queen Mary's Royal Army Nursing Corps

Corps of Army Music

Corps of Infantry

Corps of Staff Cadets

Household Division

Intelligence Corps

Royal Armoured Corps

Royal Artillery & Royal Horse Artillery

Royal Engineers

Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

Royal Logistics Corps

Royal Signals