No. 7 Company, Irish Guards

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No. 7 Company, Irish Guards is a sub-unit of the British Army’s Irish Guards regiment, serving as one of its operational infantry companies.

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No. 7 Company, Irish Guards canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf infantry company
military unit
sub-unit of regiment
allegiance British monarch
King Charles III
associatedNationality British
Irish
associatedWith Household Division
London District
branch British Army
Foot Guards
ceremonialRole Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace
Trooping the Colour
guarding royal residences
public duties in London
state ceremonial parades
country United Kingdom
engagement ceremonial guard duties in London
training for operational deployments
garrison Wellington Barracks, London
linked to: Wellington Barracks
hasType light role infantry company
insignia Irish Guards star
shamrock emblem
languageOfCommand English
location London, England
motto Quis Separabit
namedAfter numerical designation "No. 7"
operationalRole operational infantry company
parentUnit 1st Battalion, Irish Guards
partOf Irish Guards
regimentalMarch St Patrick’s Day
linked to: St. Patrick's Day
regimentalReligion predominantly Roman Catholic heritage
role infantry
public duties
service British Army regular forces
size company-strength unit
subordinateTo Commanding Officer, Irish Guards
tradition Irish Guards regimental customs and traditions
translationOfMotto Who shall separate us?
typeOfUnit rifle company
uniformFeature Irish Guards bearskin cap
Irish Guards scarlet tunic
St Patrick’s blue plume on the right side of the bearskin
usesEquipment standard British Army infantry uniforms
standard British Army infantry weapons

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Irish Guards hasSubunit No. 7 Company, Irish Guards
subject linked to: IG