Canadian Forces Royal Canadian Artillery Beret Badge

The Canadian Forces Royal Canadian Artillery Beret Badge is a metal military insignia commonly worn by members of the Royal Canadian Artillery. This distinctive emblem denotes individuals’ affiliation and rank within the organization. Reflecting the rich tradition and history of the Canadian Forces, the badge features the traditional symbol of the Royal Canadian Artillery, displaying the St. Edward’s Crown surmounting a field gun and scroll inscribed with ‘Ubique’ and ‘Quo fas et gloria ducunt,’ as it has been since the regiment’s institution in 1855. The badge is typically secured to a military beret and worn on the left side, above the left eye. Made with fine attention to detail, the badge is typically created from stay-bright metal to retain shine and resist tarnishing. Despite being a relatively small piece of military regalia, the Royal Canadian Artillery Beret Badge stands as a significant symbol of honor, duty, and service in the Canadian Forces.