Photos Submitted By Colin Hart From The London Branch Remembrance Weekend. 2016
6 pictures from The London Branch remembrance weekend. In the first 3 i am with John O’Brien Then with Martin Williams, and then Mick “Winky” Watson in the Yeoman Warders bar Tower of London. Picture 4 is in Westminster Council function room, and the last 2 are at the regimental plot at Westminster Abbey. #SUBMITTEDPHOTOS #XIXSOCIAL #XIXMAINTOPICS
Gold and Silver Badges
Gentlemen, The next presentation of Gold and Silver badges will be Green Howards Sunday on 14 May 17. For qualifying dates, work on the date you joined the army. Please download the relevant application forms and the GH CV on our Documents Archive, which we ask you to complete in all cases. Regarding the GH CV; please give as much details as possible of your service career: dates; tours; ranks; jobs/rolls; Coy/Pls; sports Coy/Bn; funnies and all the things you got up to (go
Pete Errington Plaque - Scarborough
Some may know of the attached plaque in Scarborough. It is commemorating
Pete Errington.
Al Hindmarsh was out running and took the picture on Oliver's Mount. #XIXMAINTOPICS #SUBMITTEDPHOTOS
Message from Lieutenant-Colonel E.M. Thorson, C.D., AdeC
The message below was received by Tony Warriner from a visiting Colonel to the Green Howards Museum. It is very kind of Colonel Thorson to relay his thanks and admiration for our Museum. Tony, I am the Commanding Officer of one of your allied Regiments, the Queen's York Rangers based in the Toronto area. You may know that the Rangers are a reserve unit and my civilian employment brings me to the area to do some work at Catterick Garrison this week.
I had the great ple
Green Howards and Yorkshire Regiment Associations (London Branch) London Rembrance Weekend Photos Su
The Green Howards and Yorkshire Regiment Associations (London Branch) marched for the first time in London at the Cenotaph on Sunday 13th December. It was good to see a good turn out for the whole weekend starting with the Opening Ceremony at the Garden of Remembrance Friday we had a short ceremony followed by Dinner at Westminster city hall, Saturday evening saw a visit to the Tower Of London and Ceremony of the Keys. Sunday Culminated with a visit to the Royal Hospital Chel
The Fund Raising Appeal For A Green Howards Bell
My Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen, The fund raising appeal for a Green Howards Bell; part of the Restoration of the bells in St Mary’s Church, has been a great success. This is thanks to the generous donations from many Green Howards and GHA Branches. The Appeal has almost reached its target and Colonel Mantell will visit the foundry at Loughborough on Thu 8 Dec 16, to witness the casting of the Green Howards Bell. Our own target is just short of its mark and as Colonel Mantell
“Castle Camp, Pickering, Memorial” Photos Submitted By Gordon Clitheroe
During WW2 the 6th Battalion Green Howards ( later disbanded ) were based at the Castle Camp, Pickering, North Yorkshire. The training camp was home to thousands of men before fighting in France. This camp has been demolished and replaced with modern dwellings, but a Memorial Stone has been placed at the original entrance into the camp this month. This will not only mark the camps existence, but will also pay tribute to the men who gave their lives in WW2, and while training
Remembrance Weekend Photos Submitted by Rebecca & Steve Walker
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Guisborough Remembrance Parade Photos Submitted by Annette Bailey
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Eston Rememberance Parade Photos Submitted By Tom Wharton at http://www.highlevenphotography.co.uk/
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Remembrance Ceremony Middlesbrough College on Wednesday 9th November Submitted by Tom Wharton at htt
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2016 Reunion Photos Submitted By Steve Walker
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Green Howard Paviour
GREEN HOWARD PAVIOUR On 18 October, at the National Memorial Arboretum (NMA), the commemorative paviours, or memorial stones, of many Regiments were dedicated at an informal ceremony. The formal unveiling will take place this Friday. The Green Howards paviour is shown individually. Another photo shows the Green Howard paviour alongside those of the Yorkshire Regiment and Prince of Wales’s Own Regiment of Yorkshire (PWO). The Duke of Wellingtons (DWR) did not join the schem
