CITATION AND AWARD OF THE MEMBER OF THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (MBE): WO1 (RSM) SP BIRCH – QOH
As Camp RSM, Warrant Officer 1 Birch was continually involved in arranging for the protection of the camp.
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The Museum visits the Devil’s Children
The museum staff and a volunteer visited ‘A’ Squadron of the Queen’s Royal Hussars at Castle Martin tank ranges and had a marvellous day out.
Honouring Thomas Brown, The Valiant Dragoon!
With the help from Lt Col (retd ) Paul Hodgson our curator Andy travelled to Yarm to commemorate Thomas Brown, a hero of the regiment.
Article: Striking the Gong at Aldershot Cavalry Barracks
The Gong has an important part to play in the interior domestic economy, if one may use the term, of the British Army.
Article: “No fatigue duties for me” – Regimental shoemaker
The image above represents a trooper of the 3rd Hussars plying his trade as shoe-maker.
Article: Patrol of the 4th Hussars in action – Skirmishing Dismounted
Here we have a patrol of light cavalry, in the presence of a similar and somewhat stronger body of the enemy, exchanging shots while acting on the defensive.
Lt Col S.T. Eve, M.B.E, M.C., D.L. – 4H
Colonel Steve joined the 4th Hussars after graduating from Cambridge in 1931.
Lt J. Bobrowski, VM, CV and 2 bars GCM, SCM, BCMwS – 3H
Lieutenant J. Bobrowski was a member of the Polish 2nd Corps.
Maj (QM) C.F. Hedley, M.B.E. – 8H
Charlie started his Army career in April 1918 when he was enlisted and posted to 51st Training Battalion and later to the South Wales Borderers.
