Regimental Nicknames and Traditions of the British ArmyAnonymous
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Regimental Nicknames and Traditions of the British Army
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Great Britain. Army
South Lancashire Regiment 80
" Staffordshire Regiment 78
" Wales Borderers 65
Staffordshire, North, Regiment 96
" South, Regiment 78
Suffolk Regiment 53
Surrey, East, Regiment 72
" West, Regiment, Royal 43
Sussex Regiment, Royal 76
Veterinary Corps, Army 113
Wales, South, Borderers 65
Warwickshire Regiment, Royal 47
Welsh Fusiliers, Royal 64
" Guards 41
" Regiment 81
West Kent Regiment, Royal 89
West Riding Regiment 74
" Surrey Regiment, Royal 43
West Yorkshire Regiment 55
Wiltshire Regiment 94
Worcestershire Regiment 70
York and Lancaster Regiment 97
Yorkshire, East, Regiment 56
" Light Infantry 90
" Regiment 60
" West, Regiment 55
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
H.M. King George V. Frontispiece
Royal Escort of Life Guards at St. James's Palace Facing Page xxiv.
Types of Royal Flying Corps Aeroplanes " 1
The Standard and Uniforms of the 3rd Dragoon Guards " 4
The Drum Horse of the 7th Dragoon Guards " 5
Grenadier Guards--Sergeant Drummer in State Dress " 12
Sergeant Ewart capturing the Eagle at Waterloo " 13
The Coldstreamers first meeting with the Monarch " 16
Scots Guards--Piper in State Dress " 17
Irish Guards--Officer of the Guard " 20
Welsh Guards--Ceremonial Duty " 21
Charging with the Light Brigade at Balaclava " 28
Royal Engineers at Pontooning Work " 29
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