Soldiers and veterans from the Regiment and its antecedent regiments proudly marched through Warwick to pay their respects and remember all those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
It was an honour for The Queen’s Royal Hussars Museum to take part in Warwick’s Remembrance Sunday service and parade yesterday, where Captain Archie O’Devlin laid a wreath on behalf of The Queen’s Royal Hussars.
Following the service, we were delighted to welcome members of the Regiment, veterans, their families and friends back to the Museum for a reception, buffet and gathering.
It was a wonderful afternoon bringing everyone together to share memories, catch up with old friends and reflect on the history, service and sacrifices of those who came before us.
The afternoon also included a raffle, with Lt Alex Jackson taking home our Veterans Teddy Bear!
A huge thank you to The Thirsty Bear, Warwick, for providing a fantastic bar for everyone to enjoy throughout the afternoon, and to everyone who attended and helped make the occasion so special.
It was a privilege to bring our regimental family together to remember and honour those who served and sacrificed so much.
Lest we forget.
