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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 ...
... The Royal Fusiliers at the Royal Tournament The Great Historical Display at Olympia by the First Artillery Regiment A PIONEER A member of the regiment when commanded at Gibraltar in 1790 by Prince Edward, later Duke of Kent. Pioneers were distinct from ...
... 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 ...
... Hay Wright son Mrs. Mortimer Hancock with her Hunting Leopard, Sheba Mrs. Hancock is the wife of Colonel Hancock of the Royal Fusiliers. Sheba was captured in Somaliland during Colonel and Mrs. Hancock's tour of that country with the Governor the leopard ...
... arms. The flags were given for ever to the Royal Fusiliers by Lieut. -General Sir William Thwaites, the G.O.C., in honour of their eleven years of occupation THE ENTENTE CORDIALE: N.C.O.s of ihe Royal Fusiliers one of the first units to reach the Rhine ...
... battalions of the Royal Fusiliers no longer active were carried through the City for laying-up at St. Sepulchre's. Right The Duchess of Kent and Major-General Harter leaving St. Sepulchre's THE HISTORIC COLOURS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 ...
... General Officer Commanding the Army of Occupa tion, shakes hands with his officers ADHEU TO YOU, FINE GERMAN LADIES The Royal Fusiliers march away through the streets of Wiesbaden, where they were stationed, of k °n FAM1LLE Members of the Leicester Regiment ...
... general assault on the ridge, but it is now apparent from a tablet just erected in the ruined village that it was the Royal Fusiliers who had been the leading British troops to gain Mozzagrogna. MOZZAGROGNA: HOW THE ENEMY RESISTANCE ON THE LANCIANO RIDGE ...
... famous Fighting Fifth (the Northumberland Fusiliers) was taken immediately after the battle at St. Eloi. Assisted by the Royal Fusiliers, the Fighting Fifth with great gallantry carried the first and second lines of German trenches over a front of some ...
... 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 ...
... three volleys and then lights out. The background of this picture shows the meeting of the 4th Volunteer Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers, who committed the happy despatch at their headquarters off the New North Road on Monday evening ...