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The Dragon symbolises Wales. Red and Blue are the Colours of the Royal Engineers. | The Dragon symbolises Wales. Red and Blue are the Colours of the Royal Engineers. | ||
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108 WELSH FIELD SQUADRON (VOLUNTEERS), RE, BRITISH ARMY
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Official blazon
Origin/meaning
The Dragon symbolises Wales. Red and Blue are the Colours of the Royal Engineers.
Literature: Image from https://www.makepennycrafts.co.uk