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Meaning of "blues and royals"
blues and royals: This phrase typically refers to a cavalry regiment in the British Army, known as the Blues and Royals. It's a combination of the Royal Horse Guards and the Royal Dragoons
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blues and royals
Blues and Royals in the white with the red stripes.
They were both wearing frockcoat uniform of the Blues and Royals.
The Blues and Royals may be sent to Iraq next year.
Both princes are wearing the uniforms of the Blues and Royals.
Both are also wearing Blues and Royals frockcoats for the Wedding Day.
The two princes wore frockcoat uniforms of the Blues and Royals.
He has also commended the Blues and Royals at the queen's annual birthday parade.
Prince Harry served as an officer in the Blues and Royals.
Go on, Charles, go on . Blues and Royals in the white with the red stripes.
I have chosen The British Grenadiers by the marching band of the Blues and Royals.
Colonel of the Blues and Royals.
There are two mounted regiments of guards, the Life Guards and the Blues and Royals.
For these reasons, Sefton was sent with the Blues and Royals on deployment to Germany.
He joined the Household Cavalry at 16, and later served in the Blues and Royals.
I want to join your lot . The Blues and Royals.
