Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers Blazer Badge

The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME) is a vital corps of the British Army responsible for maintaining and repairing the army's equipment, ranging from vehicles and weapons to electronics and machinery. Established in 1942 during World War II, REME plays a crucial role in ensuring that the army's equipment remains operational and effective in combat situations and training exercises. The corps is known for its technical expertise and professionalism, providing essential support to troops on the ground.

The REME Blazer Badge is typically worn by members of the corps, including officers and non-commissioned officers, as well as veterans and supporters. This distinctive badge features the emblem of REME, often displayed on the breast pocket of a blazer or jacket. Wearing the blazer badge signifies affiliation with or support for REME and reflects pride in its role in maintaining the army's operational readiness and effectiveness.

Product Specification:
Height 10 cm
Width 8 cm

All our blazer badges vary slightly in size according to the regiment design but all are designed to fit onto a standard sized blazer jacket pocket.