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Royal Engineers are colloquially known as "wedge heads" due to the triangular shape of their cap badges, which resemble a wedge. This nickname reflects both the distinctive design of their insignia and a playful camaraderie among military personnel. The term is often used in a lighthearted manner to highlight the unique identity of the Royal Engineers within the British Army.
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