Welsh Guards

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Foot Guards regiment infantry regiment regiment of the British Army

The Welsh Guards is an infantry regiment of the British Army renowned for its ceremonial duties in London and operational deployments worldwide.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Foot Guards regiment → infantry regiment → regiment of the British Army →
allegiance	British monarch → Charles III →
associatedWith	Wales →
battleHonour	Monte Cassino → Normandy 1944 → Somme 1916 → Tumbledown Mountain 1982 → Ypres 1917 →
branch	British Army →
celebration	St David's Day →
ceremonialDuty	Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace → State Opening of Parliament → Trooping the Colour →
ceremonialLocation	Buckingham Palace → Windsor Castle →
conflict	Falklands War → First World War → Iraq War → Second World War → War in Afghanistan →
country	United Kingdom →
distinguishingMark	five buttons in groups of five on tunic front → green and white plume on the left side of bearskin → leek cap badge →
formationDate	1915-02-26 →
foundedBy	George V →
garrison	Combermere Barracks, Windsor →
hasSubunit	1st Battalion, Welsh Guards →
languageAssociation	Welsh →
motto	Cymru am byth →
mottoInEnglish	Wales forever →
nickname	The Welsh Guards →
notableDeployment	Basra, Iraq → Helmand Province, Afghanistan →
partOf	Guards Division → Household Division →
patronSaint	Saint David →
regimentalMarch	The Rising of the Lark →
regimentalQuickMarch	The Rising of the Lark →
regimentalSlowMarch	Men of Harlech →
role	ceremonial duties → light infantry →
size	one battalion →
type	line infantry →
uniformFeature	bearskin cap → scarlet tunic →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Foot Guards → Household Division → Queen's Guard →	composedOf
Wellington Barracks →	garrison
Household Division →	hasRegiment
Welsh Guards ("1st Battalion, Welsh Guards") →	hasSubunit
Household Division ("1st Battalion Welsh Guards") →	hasUnit
Guards Division →	includes
Welsh Guards ("The Welsh Guards") →	nickname