New Royal Logistic Corps Museum Opens To The Public
The new Royal Logistic Corps Museum has officially opened its doors to the public after coronavirus measures in England were eased.
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Remembrance Doorstep History: Memorial Trees In The Village Of Tylers Green
How one village in Buckinghamshire remembers those who died in the First World War
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Army How The Army Has Learnt, And Led, On Tolerance
Slow to reform, the story of how the Army became a leader on diversity and inclusion
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WWII Lord Alanbrooke – Churchill’s Burden And Bulwark
One of the most important WW2 leaders you should have heard of.
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Army History New Royal Logistic Corps Museum To Open This Month
The museum has relocated within Winchester and is home to a large collection of vehicles, uniforms and equipment.
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WWI WWI Soldier's Victoria Cross Sells For £248,000 At Auction
Private James Towers was awarded the medal by King George V in the Quadrangle at Buckingham Palace in May 1919.
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Army Royal Regiment Of Scotland Turns 15
It was formed in March 2006, when Scotland's historic infantry regiments were amalgamated.
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Stories Are these the best regimental mottos ever?
From 'Death or Glory' to 'Better To Die Than Live A Coward', these phrases are incredibly inspirational.
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Army History Korean War George Cross Sells For Record Price At Auction
The medal, which sold for £280,000, was expected to fetch between £140,000 and £180,000.
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Gulf War "They were getting a bloody good bombing. It was horrible."
A Gulf War veteran describes the conflict, 30 years on …
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Gurkhas Gurkhas – The Origin Story
How the Anglo-Nepalese War happened, and how the Nepalese became British Army soldiers
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Army History Victoria Cross Medals From Indian Mutiny Auctioned For £360,000
The auctioneers said there had been "plenty of competition" for the medals during the bidding.
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Army History West India Regiments: the story of slavery in the Army
Estimates suggest around 13,400 slaves were purchased for the West India Regiments between the years 1795 and 1807.
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History Arthur Knight: Portsmouth Charity Tells Serviceman And Sportsman's Story
The talented footballer and cricketer served in both world wars, played international sport and twice competed at the Olympic Games.
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History Rome Comes To Scotland – The Lost Battle Of Mons Graupius
How Rome once got decidedly further north than Hadrian’s Wall.
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Naval History HMS Victory: Visitors to get a different view of Nelson's famous ship
The ship has been given new supports which will allow visitors to see it from below for the first time.