The British Army Royal Engineers Division Patch is an insignia worn by personnel serving within the Royal Engineers, a corps of the British Army responsible for military engineering, construction, and technical support. This patch typically features the Royal Engineers’ emblem, which often incorporates elements such as the garter, crown, and the motto “Ubique” (meaning “everywhere”). The patch is usually produced in embroidered cloth, designed to be sewn onto the uniform, and is distinguished by its traditional colors and precise detailing that reflects the historic identity and role of the Royal Engineers. These division patches were used to denote membership and foster unit cohesion within the corps, and their design may vary depending on the specific time period or operational theater. The Royal Engineers have a long history, with origins dating to the 18th century, and their division insignia is a significant element of British military dress and heritage.






