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Ready aye ready

Regi patriaque fidelis

Faithful to King and Country (L.)
	8 Hussars

Rex vocat

The King calls (L.)
	109 Regt

Sagittari

Steadfast (L.)
	2/10 Dragoons

Sanitas in ore

Oral health (L.)
	RCDC

Sans peur

Without fear (Fr.) Motto of the Dukes of Sutherland
	A&SH, 93 Highlanders

Securitas

Security (L.)
	Security Branch

Semper alacer

Always swift (L.)
	SALH

Semper fidelis

Always faithful (L.)
	Devon & Dorset
	West Novas

Semper paratus

Always ready (L.)
	Windsor, RHamLI, Brockville, St John Fus, Essex&Kent, 55 MeganticLI, Manitoba Rangers

Semper vigilantes

Always vigilant (L.)
	West Riding Artillery

Septem iuncta in uno

Seven joined in one (L.)
see Tria iuncta in uno

Servire armatis

Serve the soldier (L.)
	RCPC

Servitium nulli secundus

Service second to none (L.)
	Logistics Branch

Siol na fear fearail

A breed of manly men (Gael.)
	NS Highlanders

Si sisit prudentia

If there be prudence (L.) [motto of Lord Auckland]
	3rd Auckland (CRO) and Northland BnGp

Spectamur agendo

By our deeds we are known (L.)
	East Lancashire, 30 Foot

Spectemur agendo

Let us be known by our deeds (L.)
	Royal Dragoons
	Simcoe Foresters

Spem reduxit

Hope returns (L.)
	RNBR

Steady

	112th Regt
	7/11 Hussars

Sua tela tonanti

His missiles thundering (L.), but in RAOC translated as "To the warrior his arms"
	RAOC

Suaviter in modo,
fortiter in re

Gentle in manner, resolute in deed (L.)
	WRAC

Sub cruce candida

Under the white cross (L.)
	QARANC

Toujours prêt

Always ready (Fr.)
	Chateauguay

Treu und Fest

Staunch and steadfast (Ger.)
	11 Hussars, Rifle Brigade

Tria iuncta in uno
(Tria juncta in uno)

Three joined in one (L.)
Motto of the Order of the Bath. A modified Star of the Bath with the motto and three crowns serves as the star ("pip") rank badge in most of the British Army.

Brigade of Guards (i.e. Grenadier Guards, Coldstream Guards, Scots Guards). Although the Brigade was augmented in 1900 by the Irish Guards, and in 1915 by the Welsh Guards, the Brigade motto and badge was not modified to Quinque juncta in uno until 1949. This was modified again in 1959 to encompass the whole Household Brigade (i.e. including the Life Guards and Royal Horse Guards) as Septem juncta in uno.

Truth, duty, valour

Royal Military College

Ubique

Everywhere (L.), meaning that the artillery and engineers have served everywhere the army has been, too many places to name in battle honours
	RA, RE
	RCA
	RAA
	RNZA

Ubique honor et equis

Everywhere honour and equality (L.)
	12 Manitoba Dgns

Ullamh

Ready (Gael.)
	QOCHofCan

Unconquered I serve

Queen's

Ut irruant omnes

Aggressive in attack (L.)
	ManMR

Utrinque paratus

Ready for anything (L.)
	Para

Vel exuviae triumphant

Even in defeat triumphant (L.)
	Queen's Royal Regt

Velox, versutus, vigilans

Swift, skilled, alert (L.)
	RCSigs

Veni et vici

I came and I conquered (L.)
	Leicester

Vestigia nulla retrorsum

We do not retreat (L.)
	5 R Innisk DG, 5 DG

Veteri frondescit honore

Ever green with ancient honour (L.)
	Buffs

Vigilans

Watchful (L.)
	Pacific Coast Rangers

Viret in aeternum

It flourishes forever (L.)
	13 Hussars, 13/18 Royal Hussars, Light Dgns

Virtus in arduis

Courage in difficulties (L.)
	21 Light Horse, 7/21 Australian Horse

Virtutis fortuna comes

Fortune is the companion of bravery (L.)
	DWR, 33 Foot
	Wellington

Volens et valens

Willing and strong (L.)
	RRiflesC

Vota vita mia

My life is devoted (L.)
	KCH

Watch the front, watch weel

60th Missisquoi Bn

We sustain

ACC, RLC

Whakatangata kia kaha

Acquit yourselves like men, be strong (Maori)
	6th Hauraki BnGp

Where duty leads

Victoria&Haliburton

Who dares wins

	SAS
	SASR
	NZSAS

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