Uniform
- Cap badge: A silver depiction of Mercury with golden lightning bolts on either side placed on a field of blue.
- Army shoulder title:
- English: "SIGNALS" (all uniforms)
- French: "TRANS" (Service Dress tunic), "TRANSMISSIONS" (all other uniforms)
- Miscellaneous:
- The Signalman's trade qualification badge (worn on the lower sleeve of the Service Dress jacket) is the only such trade badge that features colours (blue and white) instead of just gold
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