THE RAEME EMBLEM
The official description of the emblem is:
�Upon a lighting flash forcene gorged with
a coronet of four fluer-de-lis, a chain reflexed over its back and standing on a
globe. Above, a crown upon a scroll bearing the inscription RAEME.
The horse forcene and chain are symbolic of
power under control and the lightening flash, of the electrical engineering.
The horse forcene also forms part of the
crest of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and, together with the flash,
is intended to mark the close relationship which exists between the electrical
and mechanical engineers in both civil and military life. The globe is
indicative of the impact of engineering on the world.
THE CORP MOTTO
�ARTE et MARTE�
The strict translation of the Latin �Arte
et Marte� to English is difficult. The RAEME Corps Committee has adopted the
translation accepted by both sister Corps of the British and New Zealand Armies.
�
The Corps Motto is to be used on such
occasions as a verbal or written call, or sections of the Corps, to achieve
their individual or collective objectives at hand