A Soldiers Lot: The Capture of Ghuznee, 1839
It is not the purpose of this article to recount the history of the campaign, but the scene needs to be set…
It is not the purpose of this article to recount the history of the campaign, but the scene needs to be set…
On 26th April 1941, LCpl Patrick Fury, 4th Queen’s Own Hussars, 1st Armoured Brigade, was captured in Greece, along with most of his regiment. There are very few recorded accounts of what was endured during those 4 long years of captivity.
Here is some of his story …
In the spring of 1945 The Third Hussars were stationed at Sidon on the Lebanese coast. They had returned from Italy immediately after Christmas, having absorbed a large number of reinforcements to replace those who had been repatriated on what was code-named Python, having served overseas for over four years.
Percy Harratt, nowadays, seems almost totally unknown to anyone, although he had an eventful Second World War, serving with the Special Operations Executive (SOE) …
The Regiment’s ties with Prince Philip began in 1953 when he was appointed Colonel-in-Chief of the 8th Kings Royal Irish Hussars.
A list of 4th Hussar officers who died during The Great War 1914-18.
Captain Hogg commanded three different columns, and was continuously in the field for four months. On several occasions his force met with severe opposition.
His reports are carefully compiled and full of useful information.
Western Desert 11th December, 1940…
On 30 Mar Sgt Constable was Troop Sergeant of the leading troop advancing north towards ODING…
At ARNHEM from the 18 Sep until he was wounded this officer was continuously in close action with the enemy.