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The Royal Canadian Dragoons trace their [[RCDLineage|lineage]] back in 1883 with General Order 13/83 and their formation in the Citadel in Quebec City. | The Royal Canadian Dragoons trace their [[RCDLineage|lineage]] back in 1883 with General Order 13/83 and their formation in the Citadel in Quebec City. | ||
== Battle Honours == | |||
The Royal Canadian Dragoons have been awarded twenty-five [[RCDBattle|Battle]] Honours, of which 18 are emblazoned on their Fourth Guidon. | |||
== Allied and Affiliated Units == | == Allied and Affiliated Units == | ||
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[[RCDMusic|Music]] of The Royal Candian Dragoons consist of a The Mounted March, The Dismounted March and a Fanfare. | [[RCDMusic|Music]] of The Royal Candian Dragoons consist of a The Mounted March, The Dismounted March and a Fanfare. | ||
== Mottoes == | |||
The Royal Canadian Dragoons do not have an Official Motto. Unofficial Mottoes are "Bold and Swift" or the Latin version, "Audax et Celer". | |||
[[Category: Armoured Regiments|Royal Canadian Dragoons, The]] | [[Category: Armoured Regiments|Royal Canadian Dragoons, The]] |
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The Royal Canadian Dragoons
Lineage
The Royal Canadian Dragoons trace their lineage back in 1883 with General Order 13/83 and their formation in the Citadel in Quebec City.
Battle Honours
The Royal Canadian Dragoons have been awarded twenty-five Battle Honours, of which 18 are emblazoned on their Fourth Guidon.
Allied and Affiliated Units
The Royal Canadian Dragoons maintain numerous Regimental affiliations.
Regimental Music
Music of The Royal Candian Dragoons consist of a The Mounted March, The Dismounted March and a Fanfare.
Mottoes
The Royal Canadian Dragoons do not have an Official Motto. Unofficial Mottoes are "Bold and Swift" or the Latin version, "Audax et Celer".