Regimental arm badge worn from 1941
Cap badge and buttons of the 20th London Regiment retained on transfer except 302 Battery who wore RA badges
39 (Lancashire Fusiliers) Searchlight Regiment RA(TA)
Cap badge & buttons of the Lancashire Fusiliers worn
A supplementary arm title was worn on transfer from the Royal Engineers
Helmet decal
Cap badge on a Lincoln Green backing
A green diamond was worn on the back of the jacket
Cap badge in silver for officers & white metal for other ranks
A Rifle Green lanyard was worn in place of the white RA one
Cap badge and buttons of the Leicestershire Regiment worn
On conversion the Lincolnshire Regiment cap badge was retained
To continue the light infantry connection, a green lanyard was worn by officers, warrant officers and senior nco’s in place of the RA’s white one.
On conversion the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers cap badge was retained
Permission was requested to use the coat of arms of the Bishop of Durham as an arm badge. The badge was produced and worn although permission was refused and the badge withdrawn
Middlesex Regiment cap badge & buttons worn with RA collar badges
Regimental arm badge
Each battery wore an arm badge of the Prince of Wales feathers embroidered in white. 432 Battery had a Salmon Buff background
433 Battery used a Maroon background
434 Battery had a background of Dark Blue
Wore cap badge & buttons of The Queen’s Regiment
Wore cap badge & buttons of The Essex Regiment
Wore cap badge & buttons of The Essex Regiment
Cap Badge
The white feather hackle was worn
Officers wore bronze fusiliers collar badges on both service & battledress
Officers & Warrant Officers wore a blue lanyard in place of the white RA one
354 Battery continued to wear their Lancashire Fusilier badges when transferred from 39 Searchlight Regiment
