Battle Honours
- South Africa 1879
- South Africa 1899-1902
- Defence of Ladysmith
- Natal 1906
- South-West Africa 1914-1915
- Gibeon
- East Africa 1940-1941
- Dadaba
- Western Desert 1941-1943 (See 1st SA Infantry Division)
- Gazala
- Best Post
- Alamein Defence
- El Alamein
- Italy 1944-1945
- The Tiber
- Celleno
- Florence
- The Greve
- Gothic Line
- Po Valley
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