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... as the 2ad Battalion King’s Own Yorkshire will Light Infantry, be placed in York Minster in October next. The story of the old colowrs is of some his- toric interest. The 2nd European Madras Light Infantry was a roduct of the East India Compsny s admi ...
... Q. and corps troops. Supplementary Reserve units, 70th and 74th Field Regiments, TA.. their signal sections and the 51st and 52nd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiments, T.A., and their signal sections will take part After the forces have reached their destination ...
... stock. Our casualties yesterday were exceptionally light. Air : On August. our aeroplane squadrons co-operated with the other arms the battle front throughput the day. The line reached our attacking infantry was reported by our contact aeroplanes. The position ...
... Fusiliers (old 20th), the King's Own* Scottish Borderers (25th), Ist Hampshire Regiment (37th Foct), and the 51st, now the let Yorkshire Light Infantry. The six regiments, assisted by two Hanoverian battalions, defeated the whole French Army, and captured ...
... Albert Hardie (pianoforte). 6.0-The 8.0. C. Orchestra (Section C), 6,35-The King's Own Yorkshire Light led by Laurance Turner; conducted by infantry (The 51st Foot); a radio history of Titvor Harvey. a fa mous West Riding Regiment 6.45-Midland. 7.20-Defence ...
... forest area south of Bavent—just north Troarn —in the Caen sector, which had been held by the 51st British Infantry Division, is now firmly in German hands. The 51st Highland Division four years ago fought a brilliant rearguard action at St. Valerven-Caux ...
... says Boon Campbell, of Reuter. The British now hold three solid bridgeheads across the Aller River. The 51st Highland Division, advancing through light resistance, has gained another 15 miles in 12 hours. It has captured Vechta, a toad junction miles south- ...
... stated today, in support of its announcement that General Montgomery is again ready to attack, that the 44th and 51st British Infantry Divisons are standing on the coast road. the south of them, it adds, the 10th Tank Division, while on the southern ...
... Pte. H., Tth Lincs. Regt. Gosling, Pte. T., 12th Hussars. Horton, Pte. W., 7Tth Lincs. Regt. Johneon, Pte. P., Canadian Light Infantry. Johnson, Pte. W., Tth Lincs. Regt. Maddy, Corpl. W., 3rd Lincs. Regt. Major, Corpl. 8., Tth Lincs, Regt. Mason, Pte. ...
... the same time as Private Slater, whose death is reported elsewhere. MAYNARD, PTE. J., and Bucks Light Infantry. NELSON, PTE, W., Oxon and Bucks light Infantry. WALKER, CORPORAL R.. Coldstream Guards. Corporal Reginald Walker, who joined the Coldstream Guards ...
... the German barrage hod not been very quick or heavy, and our losses Jn the first attacks were slight. They bad been ingly light in the raids the day before. Our guns were galloping forward am., and some batteries were already in action in forward position* ...
... Saturday were follows: Saturday, 11.27 Heavy lighting continued until a late hour last night on the whole of the Lattle front. During the attersoon powerful hostile attacks delivered with a great weight of infantry a nd a rtillery mole.. through our de. fensive ...