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- Young_Citizen_Volunteers_(1972) abstract "The Young Citizen Volunteers (YCV) is a Northern Irish loyalist group which is the youth movement attached to the paramilitary Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF). It takes its name from an earlier YCV that was associated with the original Ulster Volunteers, although there is no direct continuity between the two. Both groups share the same emblem of a shamrock surmounted by a Red Hand of Ulster.".
- Q8058019 abstract "The Young Citizen Volunteers (YCV) is a Northern Irish loyalist group which is the youth movement attached to the paramilitary Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF). It takes its name from an earlier YCV that was associated with the original Ulster Volunteers, although there is no direct continuity between the two. Both groups share the same emblem of a shamrock surmounted by a Red Hand of Ulster.".
- Young_Citizen_Volunteers_(1972) comment "The Young Citizen Volunteers (YCV) is a Northern Irish loyalist group which is the youth movement attached to the paramilitary Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF). It takes its name from an earlier YCV that was associated with the original Ulster Volunteers, although there is no direct continuity between the two. Both groups share the same emblem of a shamrock surmounted by a Red Hand of Ulster.".
- Q8058019 comment "The Young Citizen Volunteers (YCV) is a Northern Irish loyalist group which is the youth movement attached to the paramilitary Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF). It takes its name from an earlier YCV that was associated with the original Ulster Volunteers, although there is no direct continuity between the two. Both groups share the same emblem of a shamrock surmounted by a Red Hand of Ulster.".