the Royal Devon Yeomanry (all scarlet). In 2016 the colour scheme of the TRF was changed, replacing the scarlet with blue, and the 'broken spur' replaced by a complete spur. The regiment wears a brown beret, similar to that worn by the King’s Royal Hussars, with a square black patch behind the cap badge to represent the RTR affiliation. Until July 2014, each squadron wore the cap badge of its antecedent Yeomanry regiment, meaning that, unlike most other British Army regiments, the RWxY still had four cap badges. On 5 July 2014 all squadrons, including Y Squadron (formerly A Squadron the Royal Yeomanry), adopted a single unifying cap badge featuring the white dragon of England. Lineage Affiliations The Queen's Royal Hussars The King's Royal Hussars The Royal Tank Regiment HMS Enterprise Commanding officers 2003–2005: Lt Col The Lord de Mauley TD FCA 2005–2007: Lt Col M.J.R. Rothwell TD 2007–2010: Lt Col R. Frampton-Hobbs 2010–2012: Lt Col R.B. Trant 2012–2015: Lt Col C. MacGregor 2015–2017: Lt Col J. Godfrey 2017–2020: Lt Col R.A. Burdon-Cooper 2020–2022: Lt Col C.J. Speers 2022–Present: Lt Col A.E. Sharman Honorary Colonels 1971–1984: Col The Duke of Beaufort KG PC GCVO 1984–1989: Maj The Baron Margadale TD DL 1989–1992: Maj Gen Sir Sir J.H.B. Acland KCB CBE DL 1992–1997: Gen Sir C.J. Waters GCB CBE 1997–2000: Col J.E. Baring Hills TD DL 2000–2003: Lt Col J.G. Peel TD DL 2003–2010: Maj Gen A.G. Denaro CBE DL 2010–2015: Gen Sir A.R.D. Shirreff KCB CBE 2015–2022: Lt Col The Lord de Mauley TD FCA 2022–present: Mr S.A. Hart MP Order of precedence For the purposes of parading, the Regiments of the British Army are listed according to an order of precedence. This is the order in which the various corps of the army parade, from right to left, with the unit at the extreme right being the most senior. Notes References External links Yeomanry regiments of the British Army Military units and formations established in 1971 Royal Armoured Corps 1971 establishments in the United Kingdom Wessex