Description
The Badge of this unit was the head of a double horned rhinoceros in black on a red oval background outlined in black, originally the rhinos head was in brown on a buff oval background. History T …
Description
The Badge of this unit was an eleven spoked wheel on a yellow/gold background. The badge of the Division was retained whilst the Division was in captivity. The entrance to Changi Jail POW camp was d …
Description
The badge of this army was a red shield with a narrow white inner border, the centre divided by a black horizontal band on which the roman numerals ""XIV"" were inscribed in white, set across a white …
Description
The Badge of this unit depicts a Mountain Range in Black, (the centre peak being Takath at 10,000ft overlooking Quetta) set in a White Frame on a Black background, (the frame taking the form of the l …
Description
The badge of this unit was geometric design of three roman numeral ""V"" s for fifteen in white or black on a red rectangle (or circular) background was the badge adopted by this formation. Histo …
Description
Short History of Black Cat Division 17 Mountain Division was originally raised as 17 Indian Division at Ahmednagar on 01 July 1941 under the command of Maj Gen HW Lewis, CE, CIE, DSO. Though the f …
Description
The Badge of this unit was a yellow dagger held in a clenched hand on a red background. This Formation served with the ""Fourteenth Army"" in Burma & was in the thick of the fighting that led to the …
Description
Also known as the 39th Indian Division Overall in Command was Lieut/Gen W Slim (CBE KCB DSO MC) later to become Field Marshall Sir W Slim. The Badge of this unit was an Indian tulvar in white in …
Description
The Badge of this unit was an Indian sword (a Tulwar) in silver, raised aloft in a clenched fist set on a black circular background The sign was chosen to Symbolise the ""Swift and Deadly Execution …
Description
The Badge of this unit was a red fighting cock on a light yellow circle, it was designed by Maj/Gen RA Savory (CB DSO MC) it was designed to symbolise both British and Indian Troops without being of …
