Two soldiers from the 1st Royal Norfolk Regiment during the battle for Kervenheim, 1st March 1945 reddit.com/gallery/lguudd
Corporal Sydney Bates of the Royal Norfolk Regiment. He was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross for his heroism displayed at Normandy, at the age of 23.
"Lance Corporal R. Hearn and Private F. Slater (nearest camera) of the 1st Royal Norfolk Regiment, 3rd Division, aim their weapons in the ruins of Kervenheim, 3 March 1945. Corporal Hearn is using a captured German MP40 'Schmeisser' submachine gun." [WW2]
Corporal Sydney Bates of the Royal Norfolk Regiment. He was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross for his heroism displayed at Normandy, at the age of 23.
"Lance Corporal R. Hearn and Private F. Slater (nearest camera) of the 1st Royal Norfolk Regiment, 3rd Division, aim their weapons in the ruins of Kervenheim, 3 March 1945. Corporal Hearn is using a captured German MP40 'Schmeisser' submachine gun."
"Lance Corporal R. Hearn and Private F. Slater (nearest camera) of the 1st Royal Norfolk Regiment, 3rd Division, aim their weapons in the ruins of Kervenheim, 3 March 1945. Corporal Hearn is using a captured German MP40 'Schmeisser' submachine gun."
90775 War Department Austerity Class 2-10-0 "The Royal Norfolk Regiment" on the North Norfolk Railway
Picture sent to a dday veteran of the royal Norfolk regiment at sword beach as he could not make it to the 75 year memorial/celebration but unfortunately he died the morning on the day it was sent to his family
Lance Corporal R. Hearn and Private F. Slater (nearest camera) of the 1st Royal Norfolk Regiment 3rd Division, aim their weapons in the ruins of Kervenheim, 3 March 1945. Corporal Hearn is using a captured German MP40. [X-Post /r/wwiipics]
On this day in 1940, 77 years ago: Ninety-seven soldiers of the Royal Norfolk Regiment were executed by German troops after surrendering. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_…
Lance Corporal R. Hearn and Private F. Slater (nearest camera) of the 1st Royal Norfolk Regiment 3rd Division, aim their weapons in the ruins of Kervenheim, 3 March 1945. Corporal Hearn is using a captured German MP40.
I wonder whether any WW2 buffs here could identify the cross and star on my Great Grandfather's sleeve. He was in the British Army with the Royal Norfolk Regiment if that helps. Picture dated roughly 1943
[FREE] My grandfather and his twin brother from the Korean war in the 1950's. They were apart of the Royal Norfolk Regiment.
German soldiers display a regimental flag of the King's Own Royal Norfolk Yeomanry captured at Bir Hacheim.
Officers of the 7th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment, 1915 [6762x4830]
Officers of the 7th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment, 1915 [6762x4830]
British Army Infantryman from 1st Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers shows acrobatic skills while wearing Respirator during CBRN firing exercise in Thetford, Norfolk. [960x639] militaryart /u/Boornidentity
Three Canadian regiments without royal patron after Prince Andrew stripped of titles thestar.com/news/canada/2…
3 Canadian military regiments without royal patron after Prince Andrew stripped of titles | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/canadi…
Royal Bermuda Regiment - SA80A2 unique configuration
Royal Bermuda rifleBermuda rifle regiment armed with Ruger Mini-14s in Choate stocks. The only military Official Issue of the rifle.
What percent of the Royal Irish Regiment are Irish?
Online it says the Irish Guards and Royal Irish Regiment both recruit from the North and Republic as well as Britain and beyond
For the Irish Guards I found an article which states “Almost 35% of personnel with the Irish Guards - one of Britain's elite infantry regiments - are now drawn from Dublin, Cork, Galway and Limerick” - I’d assume the majority of the rest are from Northern Ireland with a small amount being English with Irish heritage?
I couldn’t find any numbers for the Royal Irish regiment and was wondering roughly how many are Irish from the Republic, how many are Northern Irish and how many are English with Irish backgrounds?
A Churchill Mk VII Crocodile of the 141st Regiment Royal Armoured Corps in Höngen, Germany. 1945.
2 Royal Norfolk sunflower mugs for $1 :D
Vietnam War. September 1967. M113A1 APC's of A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, Royal Australian Armoured Corps (RAAC), fitted with M74C turrets. (640 x 434)
My Rhodesian collection Rhodesain african rifels title and BSAP Royal Rhodesia regiment and combat pant named to mason. reddit.com/gallery/rxp6co
Not a bad hour, part artifact off "Thomas" Norfolk style Saxon strap end, Georgian hunting button and small unknown fox/wolf face possibly Georgian , royal militia button. All found Suffolk coast, UK
Australian Army M1 abarms tank the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and soldiers from the 1st Battalion Royal Australian Regiment , training at Cowley Beach Training Area, Queensland on 02 November 2021. (4610×3073)
The King’s Own Royal Regiment is recruiting!
Looking for a team to play BF1 with? We are a relaxed MilSim based on a British regiment that existed during both World War 1 and World War 2. We hold raids regularly every week, as well as tournaments and competitions. We just opened up so we are currently few in number, but those that are here are very active. We are on PC and mostly based in the EU. If you are looking for like-minded people to play Battlefield with in a laid-back yet organised way, come and join the King’s Own Royal Regiment today! https://discord.gg/qVE7pWpf
Phuoc Tuy Province. December 1969. Operation Atherton. A soldier from A Company, 8th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (8RAR), cautiously enters the opening of a VC bunker, as another soldier behind him kneels ready to fire into the entrance if any enemy appear. (429 x 654)
Australian Army soldiers from the Royal Australian Regiment and M1 abarms tanks from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment at the Cowley Beach Training Area 03/11/2021 (4558x3039)
Sd.Kfz.173 Jagdpanther knocked out by artillery fire of the 6th anti-tank regiment of the Royal Canadian Army in the Reichwald, Germany area in March 1945. reddit.com/gallery/rgtxbo
