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Regimental Battle Honours |
The sheer scale of the Great War led to a previously unheard of number of
honours being awarded and it was simply impractical to emblazon every one of
them on the Regimental Colour. In September 1922 it was ordered that
Regiments should select up to 10 Honours to be emblazoned on their Regimental
Colours along with previous awards, up to a total of 24. This led to
a storm of protest, since many Regiments would have had to remove previous
Honours. The order was therefore amended the following
December, to allow each Infantry Regiment to select up to 10 Honours to be
emblazoned on its King's/Queen's Colour, Honours from other conflicts continuing to be
displayed on the Regimental Colour.
Regimental Battle Honours earned during the Great War (64 Battle Honours)
France and Flanders 1914 France and Flanders 1915 France and Flanders 1916 France and Flanders 1917 France and Flanders 1918 Macedonia 1915'18 Palestine 1917'18 Aisne 1914 Armentieres 1914 Gravenstafel Ypres 1915 St. Julien Frezenberg Bellewaarde Hooge 1915 Mount Sorrel Somme 1916 Albert 1916 Bazentin Delville Wood Guillemont Flers-Courcelette Morval Le Transloy Ancre 1916 Arras 1917 Scarpe 1917 Arleux Hill 70 Ypres 1917 Langemarck 1917 Menin Road Polygon Wood Passchendaele Cambrai 1917 Somme 1918 St. Quentin Bapaume 1918 Rosières Arras 1918 Lys Estaires Messines 1918 Hazebrouck Bailleul Kemmel Béthune Bligny Aisne 1918 Albert 1918 Bapaume 1918 Hindenburgh Line Épehy Canal du Nord Cambrai 1918 Selle Valenciennes Sambre Doiran 1917 Doiran 1918 Gaza Jerusalem Jericho Tel Asur |
Regimental Officers Rolls of Honour |
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After John McCrae's poem "In Flanders Fields" was published in 1915, the poppy became the international symbol for the remembrance of those who died in battle
In Flanders Fields In Flanders fields
the poppies blow We are the Dead.
Short days ago Take up our quarrel
with the foe:
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