... The present pattern of shortmagazine Lee-Enfield with which the Infantry is armed has the highest rifle fire-intensity in the world—sixty semi-aimed rounds a minute—but the very light barrel is soon affected by the heat, and shooting becomes inaccurate ...

... By a Man who went through it. behind? The II Highland Light Infantry were Ling on out left! by didn't lie move? It wasn't like my friends, the Jocks, to stand and look on. A voice saying, Que regardez-vousr recalled we from the past. It Jean, my hum ...

... Forrester Clayton, High Sheriff of Middlesex, and Mrs. Drummond Clayton. The Fifth (Service) 13n., the Oxford , and Bucks Light Infantry, who formed one of the Units of the first raised during the Great War, and saw considerable service at Ypres, the Somme ...

... as the 51st King's Own Light Infantry (2nd Yorkshire West Riding Regiment). a title which had been conferred in 1821. More Service in the Far East Uncle: the title of the 2nd Madras European Light Infantry Regiment, later the 105th Madras ...

... King's Royal Hussars. and to this day an annual sports meeting commemorates the occasion on which the 51st Regiment (now the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) was saved by the 15th Hussars in the Peninsula. The two corps were crossing the swollen River Esla ...

... played by Sydney Coulston (horn), Albert Voorsanger (violin), Albert Hardie (pianoforte). 6.35-King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (The 51st Foot), radio history of a famous West Riding Regiment through 183 years. 7.20-Defence news. 7.25-Bulletin for Farmers ...

... played by Sydney Coniston thorn). Albert Voorsanger (violin'. Albert Hardie (pianoforte). IJs—Kma's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (The 51st Footi: History of a Famous Wed Riding Regiment through 183 years. 7.2l—Defence Announcements. 7.2s—Bulletin for Farmers ...