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... Fulton. then went to Paris and took journalism, and. tbia not proving successful, in 1873 enlisted aa a private the 51st Light Infantry* with which regiment went to India, where be reasained until 1889. » Whilst in India edited regimental paper called ...
... by Sydney Collision, horn; Albert Woorsanger violin; and Albert Wardie, pianoforte. 6.36— The King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (the 51st Foot); radio history of a famous West Riding Regiment through XB3 years. 7.20 Defence Announcements. 7.26— Bulletin ...
... motorized, infantry had broken through the French our right and were maKing for Rouen, which was base for supplies of all natures. Further disasters were in store. Reports early on the morning of June indicated that German tanks and motorized infantry were ...
... in the neighbourhood Croi'ilU-s and to the north of that village airain&l jK’atcd attacks. very gallant ugh! was made by the 51st Division also in the neighbourhood of the Bapaume-Oambrai road aguinHt repeated attacks. Went ilicat ions obtained in tho course ...
... secnfihg the the River the latter place. At the doe? the thfe thefoy counter-attacked vigorously opposite Veudfegies, suppoitihg infantry strongly with artillery fire, but was repulsed. Thre morning the attack das lesunied the. whole front between the Sambre ...
... offensive by Montgomery’s Eighth Army “in the next few days,” said the German news agency last night. The 44th and 51st British infantry divisions are standing on the coastal road,” the agency added. the south of them is stationed the 10th tank division ...
... and attained warrant rank in IciC. The details of tho West Riding Regiment at Mullingar and the let Battalion Kings Own Light Infantry at Limerick have just received drafts from their depots at Pontefract. Cor tic Yeomanry being now over, it expected that ...
... Sooth African Police. PrivateC. Man. severely lUiodiwian Regiment. Trooper i. Nicholas, missing. Retief's Nek—lst Highland Light Infantry. Private A. Brook mire, wounded. Sea forth llighjandeiw. lanor- A. i»>n, wounded. Paul S»!tU Company Southern Division ...
... Colonel G. L. Bence-Lambert, 3rd Battalion Connaught Rangers, has been seV-tod command the 3rd Battalion King's (Yorkshire) Light Infantry at Valstta, Malta, vice Colonel T. H. Skinner, who is sick leave. Captain P. O. Bowen, of the 3rd Battalion tbc Raiiffi-re ...
... lost only 500 men each, making a total casualty list of about 1,700 for the regiment. He had heard that the 23rd and 51st Reserve Infantry, which the two other regiments of the 12th Reserve Division, hod lost more heavilyabout 2,000 men each. This would ...
... 152nd and Cameron) Infantry Brigade (territorial Army), which has commanded since 1952. Colonel Forbcs-Robertson. who s(b was awarded the Victoria Cross in 1117 most conspicuous bravery while commanding battalion during heavy lighting, through his quick ...
... Reft., Ist Batt. CaKer, Sec.-Lieut D. E., Royal Scot*, ifth Batt. Crowdeo. Sec.-Lleut. J. C. T , King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, 4th Batt. (T.F.). Dick. Sec.-Lieut. H. P, Royal Garnaoo Artillery Bdye. Lt. J H. M., York and Lancaster R.. 2nd Batt ...