British Royal Engineers Cap Badge

The ‘British Royal Engineers Cap Badge’ is a distinguished emblem worn by the soldiers of the Royal Engineers, a corps of the British Army. This badge is typically fastened to the beret or cap, signifying their belonging to this prestigious unit. The design of the badge represents the corps’ rich history and role within the army, featuring a George III cipher within the Garter Belt and a crown on top, all surrounded by a wreath of laurel. The Latin motto ‘Ubique’ meaning ‘everywhere’ and ‘Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt’ meaning ‘Where Right and Glory Lead’ are etched on the lower part of the badge. The badge is usually made of brass, gold or silver, and is a mark of honour, dignity, and unparalleled military craftsmanship. This highly sought-after emblem encapsulates the spirit of the Royal Engineers, symbolising their dedication and service to the nation.