The origins of this nickname are unclear. According to one explanation, the badge is referred to as "Jimmy" because the image of (the ancient Greek god) Mercury was based on the late medieval bronze statue of that 'divine' being by the Italian sculptor Giambologna (this is usually referred to as "Giambologna's Mercury" - shortening over time reduced the name Giambologna to "Jimmy". The most widely accepted theory of where the name Jimmy comes from is a Royal Signals boxer, called Jimmy Emblem, who was the British Army Champion in 1924 and represented the Royal Corps of Signals from 1921 to 1924.
Officially called Military Regions I, II, III, and IV; aka I Corps, II Corps, III Corps, and IV Corps. I Corps was near the DMZ, II Corps was the Highlands, III Corps Saigon AO (Area of Operations), and IV Corps was the Mekong Delta.
how many divisions are in a corps
Rhythm Corps was created in 1981.
The Philosophical Corps was created in 1962.
No, it stands for Corporation. Baloney. "Corps" is French for "Body". The USMC functions as a body.
Royal Corps of Signals was created in 1920.
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals was created in 1903.
Indian Army Corps of Signals was created in 1911.
Royal Australian Corps of Signals was created in 1906.
Pakistan Army Corps of Signals was created in 1947.
Sri Lanka Signals Corps's motto is 'Certa Cito'.
The motto of Indian Army Corps of Signals is 'Swift and Secure'.
The motto of Pakistan Army Corps of Signals is 'Speed and Reliability'.
The motto of Royal Canadian Corps of Signals is 'Swift, Skilled, Alert'.
The motto of Pakistan Army Corps of Signals is 'Tez-e-Yakini'.
The motto of Royal Australian Corps of Signals is ''Certa Cito', means 'Swift and Sure'.'.
"The President's Own" is their nickname.