British Womens Royal Army Corps Cap Badge

The British Women’s Royal Army Corps Cap Badge is a distinguished piece of military insignia representing the history and service of the women who served in the Royal Army Corps. Established in 1949, the Women’s Royal Army Corps (WRAC) was the only dedicated corps for women in the British Army until its disbandment in 1992. The cap badge features emblematic designs reflecting valor, heritage, and a commitment to duty. Typically crafted from brass or other metals, this badge would be worn proudly on the headdress of WRAC personnel, symbolizing their unique contributions and the breaking of new ground in military roles traditionally held by men. Collectors and historians value this badge for its direct connection to the evolution of women’s roles in the armed forces and its representation of a significant chapter in British military history.