guidon

英 ['gaɪd(ə)n]

guidon (n.): "small flag," originally one borne by a military unit to direct movements, 1540s, from Middle French guidon (16c.), from Italian guidone "battle standard," from guidare "to direct, guide," from Old Provençal guidar "to guide," from Proto-Germanic *witanan "to look after, guard" (see guide (v.)).

1. The Regiment was reorganized as light reconnaissance unit and a single Guidon was presented in 1971.: 六零年代军团改组为一轻侦察团,后经女皇批准,军团于1971年获颁一面侦察部队的燕尾式军旗.