Northamptonshire Regiment Collar Dog Officers Mines It was designed to protect

It was designed to protect soldiers from a wide range of chemical and biological agents

Each shell consisted of a high-explosive projectile and a brass casing marked with details such as the manufacturing date

Encircling the monogram is a laurel and garter wreath inscribed with the motto "HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE" ("Shame on him who thinks evil of it")

meaning 'Restorer of Rome' symbolises the rebuilding by Septimius of his capital

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Northamptonshire Regiment Collar Dog Officers Mines It was designed to protectThe Northamptonshire Regiment collar badge is a distinctive insignia representing the regiment's proud heritage and service. The badge features a Maltese cross at its center, symbolizing the regiment's historical ties to the British Army's campaigns in the Mediterranean. In the center of the cross, a castle is depicted, referencing Gibraltar, where the regiment earned its "Gibraltar" battle honor in 1779 1783. A scroll bearing the regiment's name