Royal Army Dental Corps, British Army

ROYAL ARMY DENTAL CORPS, BRITISH ARMY

History: The Corps was formed in 1921, in recognition of their services the Corps was granted the prefix Royal in 1946.

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Official blazon

A Dragon's head, with a sword, hilt to the north-east, in the dragon's mouth, within a laurel wreath; above the draon a crown; on the lower portion of the wreath a scroll inscribed with the corps motto "Ex Dentibus Ensis" (From the teeth a sword). The Dragon's head and blade of sword in silver plate, remainder in gilt.

Origin/meaning

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