From The Archives
It is our expectation that this category showcases a collection of articles balanced between our founder regiments and between the centuries.
From The Archives
It is our expectation that this category showcases a collection of articles balanced between our founder regiments and between the centuries.
Colonel Peter Ormrod MC was interviewed by the Imperial War Museum…
Of all the decorations awarded to British soldiers in the Crimea …
It is wished to place on record Sgt Heron’s story of the “glorious charge” from his own words and as nearly as possible this is his narrative…
Florence Nightingale was not the only woman in the Crimea …
During the 18th and early 19th centuries, many British Army regiments employed black musicians…
After the Battle of Sidi Rezegh in November 1941 the 7th Hussars were left with only eight tanks…
“the 16th was to prove a memorable one for the Troop …”
George de Lacy Evans was born in Limerick in 1787, the son of a farmer and modest landowner, and of Elizabeth Lacy of the Anglo Norman de Lacy family.
Staunch Catholics, the de Lacys opposed the Protestant settlement…
It is not the purpose of this article to recount the history of the campaign, but the scene needs to be set…