The 38th (Welsh) Infantry Division was a British Army division. A 38th Division was in existence in both the First and Second World Wars, but not between the wars and there is no direct link between the two formations. The division's insignia was The Red Dragon of Wales.
During the Second World War the insignia was changed to the cross of Saint David (yellow, on a black background).
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