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Royal Field Artillery King George V Cap Badge
Royal Field Artillery King George V Cap Badge
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The Royal Field Artillery (RFA) was a crucial branch of the British Army, primarily responsible for providing mobile artillery support to infantry units during both World Wars and other conflicts. Established in 1899, the RFA played a significant role in numerous military campaigns, where its mobile field guns were vital in providing indirect fire support to ground troops.
The Royal Field Artillery cap badge from the reign of King George V is a distinctive symbol of this prestigious unit. The badge typically features a field gun as the central element, symbolizing the unit’s artillery role. Above the gun sits the King's Crown, denoting the badge's issuance during the reign of King George V (1910-1936). The crown signifies loyalty to the monarch and the British Empire. Surrounding the central design is often the motto "UBIQUE" (meaning "Everywhere") and "QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT" (meaning "Where Right and Glory Lead"), reflecting the RFA's widespread presence and honorable service.
This cap badge is more than just an insignia; it is a representation of the RFA's legacy of bravery, mobility, and strategic importance in the British military history during a pivotal era under King George V.