The Royal Marines corps crest is as follows:
-Green laurels with red berries
-Gold Queen's crown with red felt, white fur trim, white pearls and lion
-Blue and brown-green globe with names of continents written upon (Africa, Asia, Europe, China and Australia are visible, not America as in some incorrect drawings)
-Gold Anchor and Scroll
The metal badge itself as worn on the Beret is of an anodised bronze colour (do not polish, as I did once with a disastrous response from the troop Sergeant)
The metal badge worn on the No1 cap (white with red band) is of an anodised "stay-brite" gold-chrome colour.
Hope I have been of assistance
Gareth Humphreys, Marine Cadet 2nd class, Royal Marine Cadets
The Royal Marines are part of the Royal Navy and nothing to do with the Army.
Royal Marines Division ended in 1943.
Royal Marines Division was created in 1940.
Royal Marines A.F.C. was created in 2008.
There are five bands associated with the Royal Marines.
Royal Marines Museum was created in 1958-10.
Royal Marines Band Service was created in 1903.
Royal marines outright
The Royal Marines Commando are people who do battle using submarines on the sea. You can join the Royal Marines Commando through their website RoyalNavy dot com.
John Douglas - Royal Marines officer - died in 1814.
Robert Ross - Royal Marines officer - died in 1794.
Alexander McDonald - Royal Marines officer - died in 1821.