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- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League abstract "The Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League was founded in 1921 in Cape Town, South Africa, as the British Empire Services League by Field Marshal Earl Haig and Field Marshal Jan Smuts to link together ex-service organisations from throughout the British Empire. It was renamed the British Commonwealth Ex-Services League (BCEL) in 1958 and then the Commonwealth Ex-Services League (CEL) in 2002. The appellation "Royal" was granted by royal assent in 2003. The RCEL has 57 member organisations from 47 Commonwealth and former Commonwealth nations.The RCEL's affiliates include:The Royal Canadian Legion (founded as the Canadian Legion of the British Empire Services League)Royal New Zealand Returned and Services' AssociationReturned and Services League of AustraliaThe Royal British LegionIndian Ex-Services LeagueSouth African Legion of Military VeteransThe League's head office is at Haig House, 199 Borough High Street in London.".
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League activeYearsEndYear "1921".
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League activeYearsStartYear "1921".
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League country United_Kingdom.
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League motto "'ensure that no Commonwealth ex-serviceman or woman is without help if in need'".
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League patron Elizabeth_II.
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League type Nonprofit_organization.
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League wikiPageExternalLink www.commonwealthveterans.org.uk.
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- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League allegiance "British Commonwealth".
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League country United_Kingdom.
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League dates "1921".
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- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League motto "'ensure that no Commonwealth ex-serviceman or woman is without help if in need'".
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League patron Elizabeth_II.
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League type "non-profit".
- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League unitName "Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League".
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- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League comment "The Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League was founded in 1921 in Cape Town, South Africa, as the British Empire Services League by Field Marshal Earl Haig and Field Marshal Jan Smuts to link together ex-service organisations from throughout the British Empire. It was renamed the British Commonwealth Ex-Services League (BCEL) in 1958 and then the Commonwealth Ex-Services League (CEL) in 2002. The appellation "Royal" was granted by royal assent in 2003.".
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- Royal_Commonwealth_Ex-Services_League name "Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League".