Border Regiment ended in 1959.
King's Own Royal Border Regiment ended in 2006.
Border Regiment was created in 1881.
Border Defence Corps Regiment 'Sarny' was created in 1931.
King's Own Royal Border Regiment was created in 1959.
The crown on the cap badge of the King's Own Royal Border Regiment symbolizes the regiment's connection to the British monarchy and its royal heritage. The regiment was formed in 1959 through the amalgamation of two historic regiments, the King's Own Royal Regiment and the Border Regiment, both of which have roots dating back to the 17th century. The crown represents the regiment's loyalty and service to the Crown, reflecting the traditions and honors associated with the British Army. Over time, the badge has evolved, but the crown remains a significant emblem of the regiment's identity and history.
Regiment Boland ended in 1997.
Wiltshire Regiment ended in 1959.
Middlesex Regiment ended in 1966.
Gloucestershire Regiment ended in 1994.
Northamptonshire Regiment ended in 1960.
Regiment Bloemspruit ended in 1997.
Hohenlohe Regiment ended in 1831.