Royal Engineers King George V Cap Badge 25th series The Fire Cross 1914-1918 Design

The Fire Cross 1914-1918 Design

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2 x 50L Black expedition rucksack  4 x Seven Oceans 72hr emergency food ration       4 x Seven Oceans 72hr emergency water ration 1 x Duronic wind up radio 4 x Reusable ponchos 4 x Emergency survival bag 4 x Emergency silver foil blanket 1 x Compact shovel 4 x Thinsulate wool hat 1 x Pr leather rigger gloves 4 x LED head torch 2 x Pr indirect safety goggles 20 x Surgical masks 1 x Roll tape 1 x Waterproof notepad 2 x Hand gel 1 x 15m Paracord 1 x Tin mints 4 x Packet of dextrose sweets 2 x Windproof matches 4 x Pack tissues 4 x 500ml water bottle 1 x 40 Piece first aid kit  3 x Snap lights 2 x Pack bath wipes 1 x Waterproof plastic case 1 x Whistle 1 x Fishing line and hooks 1 x Compact candle 1 x Snare 1 x Firestarter 1 x Wire saw 1 x Sewing kit 1 x Razor blade 1 x Survival mirror 1 x Pencil

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Royal Engineers King George V Cap Badge 25th series The Fire Cross 1914-1918 DesignThe Royal Engineers King George V Cap Badge is a historic military insignia worn by members of the Royal Engineers (RE) during the reign of King George V (1910 1936). This badge is distinguished by its intricate design, featuring a GVR cypher (Georgius V Rex) at its center, denoting the king's initials. Above the cypher sits the Imperial Crown, symbolizing loyalty to the monarchy. The badge is encircled by a laurel and garter wreath, representing