Battle Honours
The regiment's battle honours (with the exception of Iraq 2003) are summarised and illustrated in the picture of the RWY guidon which forms the frontispiece of the Regimental history.
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Boer War
World War I
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World War II
Iraq War (as Royal Yeomanry)
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