
By St George Frank, you know how to start off a thread.
Back into the mists of time when the barrack square would be filled with the various companies awaiting inspection and on the day of a memorable date in the history of the Royal Corps,the citation would be read out a bevy of buglers (sorry sticks but they were all skin in those days) would sound a fanfare on silver bugles,but I suppose in this day and age it would be considered to political to remember past deeds.
Political correctness (here we go again) during the 70's Royals night at Earls Court when the Globe and Laurel was suspended from the ceiling minus the battle honour 'Gibraltar' the powers to be at that time did'nt want to upset the visiting Spanish Marine display team? Ah.
getting back to St Georges day,regardless of your origin,be it Welsh,Irish,Scots the action at Zeebrugge binds us together as a family.
Ok I'll get off me soap box now and retire to me favourite place in the rear rank?.Aye jr
