... which is expressive of Yorkshire doggedness. IE became the 51st King's Own Light Infantry in 1821 and 60 years later was merged with the 105 th and designated the King's Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry). In 1776, John Moore (later Sir John) ...

... on- Tyne. The Association also had linlrs with the Commonwealth. being affiliated with the Saskatoon Light Infantry and the 51st Australian Infantry. Major-General Robb was supported at the meeting by Mr. G. Elliott (president), Mr. J. F. Petty (chairman) ...

... is in his 51st year. He born on Feb. 10, 1896, and educated at Ilminster Grarnni;Jr School. During the first 21 yeas of the First Great War he serve, In the Territorial Army. March, 1917. he was commasion e , l In the Somerset Light Infantry. From April ...

... is in his 51st year. He was born on Feb. 10, 1896, and was educated at Ilminster Grammar School. During the first years ot the First Great War he served in the Territorial Army. In March. 1917, he was commissioned in the Somerset Light Infantry. From April ...

... upon his fellow-townsmen to form a regiment. A thousand men came forward, and the corps known as The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry was born. Colonel Robert Napier, the Adjutant-General and a York man. gave up hit London appointment and travelled to ...

... France in 1915 with the famous 51st Highland Division. After six months with the Expeditionary Force, he was commissionrd to the Highland Light Infantry, and returned to France with the 11th Battalion Highland Light infantry, which, after ...

... following year with the 51st Highland Division. After serving for six months with the Expeditionary Force he was commissioned to the Highland Light Infantry. and returned to France with the llth Battalion Highland Light Infantry, which, ...

... there will be (1) member from Angus and (2) from Dundee. Fourteen units are to be raised. _ The 26th Scottish Independent Infantry Brigade Group, with H.Q. at Seathwood, Perth Road, Dundee, is commanded by Brig. Oliver. BLACK WATCH NEEDS 845 Largest unit ...

... visit Salvation Army, Main-street, Bulwell, MARCH 30th and 51st. Women's Meeting, p.m. Monday. 6920 GUNNER INSTRUCTORS WANTED FOR R.A.F. REGIMENT. EX-N.C.O.s of ROYAL MARINES, R.A., R.A.C., INFANTRY and R.A.F. REGIMENT, are eligible if still under (although ...

... France in 1915 with the famous 51st Highland Division. After six months with the Expeditionary Force, he was commissioned to the Highland Light Infantry, and returned to France with the 11th Battalion Highland Light Infantry, which, after ...

... West (late of the 82nd Regiment), T. Duckett (late of the 6th Royal Warwick), and Eli Warwick (late of the 51st, now South Yorkshire Light Infantry). The display of medals testified to the fact that many of the veterans had seen active service. In addition ...

... The Units of 51/52 Scottish Infantry Division are as follows: 532 Light A.-A. Regt, R.A. This Regiment which comprises three Batteries, was formed partly • in Falkirk pre-war and partly in Alloa, and called the 32nd Light A.-A. Regiment. This Unit is ...