Reformed in 1969 as part of the Royal Corps of Signals, but retaining the right to wear certain aspects of its Essex Yeomanry heritage.
In 2010 the Squadron was merged with 68 (Inns of Court & City Yeomanry) Signal Squadron to form 68 (Inns of Court & City and Essex Yeomanry) Signal Squadron with the only Essex-based presence being a Troop at Chelmsford.
In 2014 the Chelmsford Troop (907 Troop) was resubordinated and merged with 36 (East Anglian) Signal Squadron to form the new 36 (Essex Yeomanry) Signal Squadron with Troops at Colchester and Chelmsford.
Royal Corps of Signals cap badge
Worn in bullion, silver & gilt and anodised aluminium.
W76 – 77. KK1947.
Royal Corps of Signals cap badge – Regimental pattern
Worn in bullion and embroidered replacing the ‘Corps’ pattern in 1978.
W78 – 80. As KK1947.
Royal Corps of Signals cap badge – Corps standard pattern
A standardised officers’ bullion badge was introduced by the Corps in 2012.
W81. As KK1947.
Regimental beret badge
The bullion mess dress lapel badge was unofficially worn by some officers serving away from the Regiment.
W36. As KK1947.
Royal Corps of Signals cap badge – ICCY pattern.
The Inns of Court & City Yeomanry Other Ranks cloth beret badge, unofficially worn circa 2014.
W82. As KK1947.
