Battle Honours
The battle honours of 8 Recce are as follows. The capitalized honours appear on the regimental guidon.
- CAEN (July 6–18, 1944)
- FALAISE (August 7–22, 1944)
- Falaise Road (August 7–9, 1944)
- Clair Tizon (August 11 and 13, 1944)
- The Laison (August 14–17, 1944)
- THE SEINE, 1944 (August 25–28, 1944)
- ANTWERP–TURNHOUT CANAL (September 24–29, 1944)
- THE SCHELDT (October 1 – November 8, 1944)
- Woensdrecht (October 1–27, 1944)
- SOUTH BEVELAND (October 24–31, 1944)
- The Rhineland (February 8 – March 10, 1945)
- TWENTE CANAL (April 2–4, 1945)
- GRONINGEN (April 13–16, 1945)
- OLDENBURG (April 27 – May 4, 1945)
- NORTH-WEST EUROPE, 1944–1945
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