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19 Regiment becomes first Royal Artillery unit to get hands-on with new RCH 155 (opens the original)
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Last week, members of Perham Down-based 33 Armoured Engineer Squadron, 26 Regiment, Royal Engineers proudly provided the King’s Guard at Buckingham Palace. This followed weeks of intense drill training by Grenadier Guards drill sergeants until they were passed as fit to commence Royal Duties. They will be mounting guards at London and Windsor for the next two months. As a Royal Engineers regiment, it follows different ceremonial traditions from infantry regiments and does not have its own tradit
Forces briefing: Royal Welsh troops awarded NATO medals after Estonia deployment (opens the original)
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NATO MEDALS FOR THE ROYAL WELSH BATTLEGROUP After several months deployed to Estonia as part of Op CABRIT, troops of the 1 Royal Welsh led Multinational Battlegroup Estonia were awarded the NATO Kaitsel commemorative medal. The medals were presented by a host of VIPs, including the Estonian Defence Minister Martin Herem; the Estonian Under Secretary for Defence Policy Mariliis Gross; His Majesty's Ambassador Jo Lomas and Commander of the Estonian Division General Seril. The NATO medal recognises
Engineers master explosive skills as troops complete major challenges and exercises (opens the original)
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Last week, members of 22 Engineer Regiment took part in a demolition range as part of their Mobility and Counter-Mobility training. The troops conducted a range of demolition tasks. This included reserve demolitions of wooden and corrugated iron four-person battle trenches. They trialled five different methods of explosively felling trees to form a block. Sappers prepare a demolition charge (Image: 22 Regt RA) The soldiers practised explosive track cutting. They also conducted explosive breachin
Forces briefing: Paint rounds sharpen troops for NATO frontline (opens the original)
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Brushing up on infantry skills with a dash of paint Nothing makes training more realistic with the use of simulated ammunition which fires a non-lethal (but quite painful) paint round. Quite the incentive to ensure you check those corners... UK troops have been exercising with these across the eastern flank to hone their skills in close quarters, whether it is in an urban environment or complex trench systems. Seeing where your round hits in real-time, in close quarters and against a trained foe
Forces briefing -Welsh troops host visit by top general during NATO deployment (opens the original)
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The 1 R WELSH Battlegroup has hosted the Chief of the General Staff (CGS), General Sir Roland Walker, during a visit to Estonia. The visit provided an excellent opportunity to demonstrate the significant progress the Battlegroup has made during its deployment, while also contributing to important discussions on Estonia's National Defence Plan and the future of NATO's deterrence posture on the Alliance's eastern flank. BADGER Squadron 1RTR took part in an intense, multi-day exercise in the Rabasa
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