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RCA Museum director Andrew Oakden holds a Canadian Gunners helmet from the late 1800s that sports the Canadian version of the Royal Arms that were first granted to the British Royal Regiment of Artillery as a badge by warrant of His Majesty, King William IV. When the Canadian Gunners adopted the badge, the motto "Ubique" on the plate was replaced with the name "Canada." This Canadian military artifact, along with several other military paraphernalia that are in storage or on display at the museum in CFB Shilo. (Matt Goerzen/The Brandon Sun)

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RCA Museum director Andrew Oakden holds a Canadian Gunners helmet from the late 1800s that sports the Canadian version of the Royal Arms that were first granted to the British Royal Regiment of Artillery as a badge by warrant of His Majesty, King William IV. When the Canadian Gunners adopted the badge, the motto "Ubique" on the plate was replaced with the name "Canada." This Canadian military artifact, along with several other military paraphernalia that are in storage or on display at the museum in CFB Shilo. (Matt Goerzen/The Brandon Sun)

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