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The Australian Commonwealth Military Forces Badge is the largest surviving Fovant badge, a 51 by 32 meter chalk emblem cut by troops in Wiltshire.
The City of London Rifles Badge is a Fovant chalk badge for the 6th City of London Battalion, often cited as the first badge cut there in 1916.
Lamb Down Military Badge is a chalk Rising Sun badge carved near Codford, Wiltshire, by Australian troops in 1916 as a First World War memorial.
The Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry Badge is a Fovant chalk military badge in Wiltshire, cut by soldiers of the regiment that was established in 1794.
The Devonshire Regiment Badge is a surviving Fovant chalk military badge in Wiltshire, part of the World War I camp badge group on Fovant Down.
The London Rifle Brigade Badge is a Fovant chalk emblem for the 5th City of London Battalion, preserved among the surviving Wiltshire badges.
The Post Office Rifles Badge is a Fovant chalk emblem for the 8th City of London Battalion, one of the surviving World War I badges in Wiltshire.
The Wiltshire Regiment Badge is a Fovant chalk military badge added in 1950, continuing the World War I hillside badge tradition in Wiltshire.
The YMCA Badge is a Fovant chalk hillside emblem in Wiltshire, restored in 2018 among the surviving World War I camp badges on Fovant Down.
The Royal Corps of Signals Badge is a Fovant chalk badge in Wiltshire, cut in 1970 to mark the corps' 50th anniversary site.
