Canadian Beret.

The Royal Canadian Corps of Signals (RCCS) beret has a rich history, characterized by the iconic emblem of the Roman god Mercury.

Key Features:

• Beret Color: Today, members of the Communications and Electronics Branch wear the standard Rifle Green (dark green) beret of the Canadian Army.
• Cap Badge: The central figure is Mercury and two lightning bolts, often affectionately called "Jimmy" by soldiers. He stands with one foot on a globe, symbolizing global deployment.

Crown: Depending on the era, the emblem features a specific crown:

• Tudor Crown (King's Crown): Used until approximately 1953 (including during the Second World War).
• St. Edward's Crown (Queen's Crown): Used during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
• Canadian Royal Crown: The new standard gradually introduced under King Charles III since 2024.
• Symbolism: The design features ten maple leaves, five on each side, to emphasize Canadian identity.

Size: 55