From The Archives
It is our expectation that this category showcases a collection of articles balanced between our founder regiments and between the centuries.
There had been savage fighting along the whole front of the 7th Armoured Division on May 27th …
Whilst with 8H in Germany I got caught for one of these Daimler Scout Car border patrols …
On May 1st came the news that Hitler had met his end in his command Post or ‘Bunker’ in Berlin …
It was on October 28th. 1940 that the Albanian and Italian forces invaded Greece …
The suffering of the Light Brigade veterans did not end on the 25th of October, 1854 …
An extract from the diary of Capt Tim Purbrick (17/21 Lancers) …
Along the winding banks of the Senio, Wasps and Crocodile flame throwers went forward and sprayed the enemy posts with fire …
In late April 1945, the 7th Queen’s Own Hussars were supporting the crossing of the Po on a wide frontage, playing a leading part on the whole front of the 8th Army.
Excerpts from the wartime diaries of Trooper Ron Goldstein, 4H, 11th – 25th April 1945.
At the end of October 1944, 4th Hussars joined 9th Armd Bde and were given Kangaroo Armoured Personnel Carriers.
