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... THE HOMECOMING OF THE ROYAL FUSILIERS ■BMP**-! t-. £4 WE BMMfl THE 1ST BATTALION THE ROYAL FUSILIERS RETURNS FROM GERMANY AFTER THIRTY YEARS OF CONTINUOUS OVERSEAS SERVICE The men of this battalion are seen marching through Warle/, Essex, where they ...
... ROYAL FUSILIERS MARCH IN LONDON The 1st Battalion's Hail and Farewell Between Two Periods of Overseas Service In 1685 the original Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, then an ordnance regiment, escorted the cannon of James II en route from the Tower of London ...
... Imperial General Staff, makes a presentation to Fusilier j. F. Bullen, the best recruit of the current intake of the Royal Fusiliers. The presentation took place during the passing-out parade of recruits of the Royal Fusi liers at their depot at the Tower ...
... battalions of the Royal Fusiliers no longer active were carried through the City for laying-up at St. Sepulchre's. Right The Duchess of Kent and Major-General Harter leaving St. Sepulchre's THE HISTORIC COLOURS OF THE ROYAL FUSILIERS ARE CARRIED INTO THE ...
... about one quarter of the British troops in the Suez area had begun their embarkation. They included a battalion of the Royal Fusiliers, numbering 800, and another 1,200 men from a variety of units such as the R.A.S.C., R.A.M.C., R.E.M.E. and Military Police ...
... Dame Alice Owen's School, in Islington, London. He served in the First World War in the London Rifle Brigade, and the Royal Fusiliers and on the General Staff, spending the war years almost entirely in France. He was awarded the D.S.O., and the M.C. Outside ...
... the fifth daughter of the 27th Earl of Crawford. They have four daughters. From 1939 to 1942 Sir Godfrey served in the Royal Fusiliers and the Commandos. He was created a baronet in 1958. A widely travelled man in many parts of the world, Sir Godfrey led ...
... solicitor and took his degree at London University just before the First World War. During the conflict he served in the Royal Fusiliers and, when peace came, was made Headquarters Adjutant of the repatriated prisoner-of-war camps at Canterbury. In 1919 he ...
... Mr. Adlai Stevenson takes part in Beating the Bounds of the Tower. He is accompanied by Major Francis Montague-Jones, Royal Fusiliers. The ceremony takes place every three years on Ascension Day. PLANTING THE PENNY HEDGE: The Bailiff of the Manor blows ...
... INSPECTION Sir Robert Howe, accompanied by Major F. Montague Jones, inspecting a guard of honour from the 1st Battalion The Royal Fusiliers, at Khartoum Railway Station. Detach ments from the Royal Air Force, the Camel Corps, Egyptian Army and the Sudan Camel ...
... the flank and in the rear. Included among the twelve bands in the procession were those of the Grenadier Guards and the Royal Fusiliers, and there were two Women's bands, those of the W.R.A.C. and the W.R.A.F. Altogether, 2,600 troops took part in this great ...
... the march-past during the passing-out parade of recruits. The band is that of the 1st Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. A passing-out parade of the Royal Fusiliers cadets at the Tower takes place about every ten weeks. RESCUED FROM CALIFORNIA'S HIGH SIERRA: First ...