Major & Second Lieutenant: Can You Spot the Difference? 🇬🇧 ​ ​A clear look at British Army ranks. ​We see two Officers walking together, giving us a perfect comparison of rank insignia. ​On the Right: A Major (Field Officer). You can identify him by the single St Edward's Crown on his shoulder. ​On the Left: A Second Lieutenant (Junior Officer). He wears a single "Pip" (Bath Star) on his shoulder. The rider is a Corporal of Horse. ​It's rare to see such a clear side-by-side example of the rank

Accross the UK there are regional Training Units where Reservists complete their training Modules. Here at Army Training Unit Scotland these recruits have been undertaking Basic Training Module B. This is 16 day course to further the training they have already received. This course has seen Recruits from all over Scotland, Northen Ireland and the North come together in their spare time, to further their basic soldiering skills before they move onto their Initial Trade Training. | British Army