WW2 Canadian Red Cross Corps Cap Badge

The WW2 Canadian Red Cross Corps Cap Badge represents the emblem worn by members of the Canadian Red Cross Corps during the Second World War. The badge is typically constructed from brass or a similar metal and features the distinctive red enamel cross at its center, set against a white field. Surrounding the cross is a circular band inscribed with “Canadian Red Cross Corps,” emblematic of the organization’s identity. Above the circle sits a king’s crown, indicating service during the reign of King George VI. The reverse side usually displays a lug or slider fitting for attachment to the uniform cap. Members of the Canadian Red Cross Corps played a significant role in providing medical aid, welfare support, and relief services to military personnel and civilians. This badge signifies affiliation with the Corps and forms a part of the official wartime uniform, reflecting the organization’s contributions to Canada’s military and humanitarian efforts during WWII.