Which two historical items are kept in the Chapel?

Which two historical items are kept in the Chapel?

• A. The Honour Roll and the retired Guidon
• B. The National Anthem and the Guidon
• C. The Honour Roll and the sword
• D. The Crest and the retired Guidon

Answer: (A)

Memorial artifacts and ceremonial colors are kept in the Chapel to honor service and preserve history. The Honour Roll lists officers who gave their lives or were specially honored, serving as a lasting tribute. The retired Guidon, the unit’s ceremonial flag, is laid up in the Chapel when the colors are retired, keeping alive the memory of the unit’s past. This pairing reflects both individual sacrifice and the unit’s long-standing identity. Other items like the National Anthem are not physical artifacts housed there, and objects such as a sword or crest are typically kept in other display contexts rather than in the Chapel.

Memorial artifacts and ceremonial colors are kept in the Chapel to honor service and preserve history. The Honour Roll lists officers who gave their lives or were specially honored, serving as a lasting tribute. The retired Guidon, the unit’s ceremonial flag, is laid up in the Chapel when the colors are retired, keeping alive the memory of the unit’s past. This pairing reflects both individual sacrifice and the unit’s long-standing identity. Other items like the National Anthem are not physical artifacts housed there, and objects such as a sword or crest are typically kept in other display contexts rather than in the Chapel.