Editing Group captain (section)

===Insignia and command pennant===
The rank insignia is based on the four gold bands of captains in the Royal Navy, comprising four narrow light blue bands over slightly wider black bands. This is worn on both the lower sleeves of the tunic or on the shoulders of the flying suit or the casual uniform.  Group captains are the first rank in the RAF hierarchy to wear gold braid on the peak of their cap, informally known as '[[Scrambled egg (uniform)|scrambled egg]]'; however, they still wear the standard RAF officer's cap badge.

The command pennant for a group captain is similar to the one for a wing commander except that there is one broad red band in the centre. Only the wing commander and group captain command pennants are triangular in shape.

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File:UK-Air-OF5.svg|An RAF group captain's sleeve/shoulder insignia
File:File-UK-Air-OF5-mess-insignia.svg|An RAF group captain's sleeve mess insignia
File:RAF-Gp Capt-OF-5.png|An RAF group captain's sleeve as it appears on the No. 1 dress
File:RAF Reims 2025 1563992.jpg
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