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On formal occasions the Lord-Lieutenant can be recognised by his uniform, which is based on the dress uniform of an Army officer.
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Deputy Lieutenants may wear a similar uniform to that of the Lord-Lieutenant, though those with former military service, in the rank of colonel or above (and its RN and RAF equivalents), may opt to wear the uniform of their service.
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Deputy Lieutenants carrying out civic duties in civilian dress may wear a Deputy Lieutenant’s badge. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have different badges. The English Lieutenancy badge is shown here.