Scarlet Tunic

The Scarlet Tunic refers to the distinctive red uniform worn by British Army soldiers, particularly during the 19th century. It became iconic during the Victorian era, symbolizing bravery and discipline. The tunic was part of a military tradition and was prominently worn in various regiments, especially the British infantry. While it was practical for its time, the bright color made soldiers more visible in battle, which led to criticisms during conflicts like the Crimean War. Today, the Scarlet Tunic is primarily seen in ceremonial contexts, representing historical military heritage and pride.