The Royal Green Jackets (Rifles) Museum - Winchester
Royal Green Jackets Museum Tour/Episode two
In this episode, I visit the Royal Green Jackets Museum. also known as the rifles.The is a quiet time tour of the museum, with military history from all over the world. check out my channel for loads more videos on military history.
Green Jackets New Dress (1962)
Unissued / Unused material -
Winchester, Hampshire.
Soldiers of the Royal Green Jackets show off their Regiment's New Uniform.
VS Squad of soldiers doing arms drill, light infantry style on parade ground. Shots of soldier dressed in uniform of the 19th Century. CU cap badge. VS Uniform and stripes. VS Rifle practice in combat uniforms.
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The Royal Green Jackets (Regimental Quick March)
Royal Green Jackets Museum Virtual Tour
WATERLOO - an overview part 2
A TALK BY SIR CHRISTOPHER WALLACE on 30 MARCH 2015
IN THE KINCAID GALLERY, RGJ (RIFLES) MUSEUM
This is the first of a number of talks and seminars forming a part of the Museum’s 2015 Bicentenary of Waterloo programme of events.
The Waterloo campaign began with Emperor Napoleon’s escape from Elba on 26 February 1815 and ended with the Allies marching triumphantly into Paris 131 days later on 7 July. A great deal, including one of Europe’s greatest battles, took place in between. This talk aims to set the scene for subsequent talks.
Lt-General Sir Christopher Wallace, who is a former Green Jacket and currently Chairman of the Museum’s Trustees, will divide his talk into two parts. in the second part, Sir Christopher covers the course of the battle on 18 June and the subsequent occupation of Paris.
Regimental March: The Royal Green Jackets
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Regimental March: The Royal Green Jackets · The Light Division
The Massed Bands And Bugles Of The Light Division Recorded Live At The Royal Albert Hall
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“COMING TO TERMS WITH WAR: THE EXPERIENCE OF ARMY CHAPLAINS IN 1914-15”
A TALK BY REVEREND DR PETER HOWSON ON 23 FEBRUARY 2015 IN THE McDONALD GALLERY, GURKHA MUSEUM
The Reverend Dr Peter Howson has completed a number of studies into the organisation of Army Chaplaincy, including and especially during the First World War. His book Muddling Through, published in 2013, aptly describes the organisation of Army Chaplaincy in 1914-15. Chaplains, however, were never far from the front. Two were captured on the retreat from Mons to Le Cateau.
Peter Howson served 25 years as an army chaplain. He is now the minister in charge of Weybridge Methodist Church. His talk will centre on the different experiences of three chaplains who went to war in August 1914 as a means of illustrating what it was like to be a chaplain in the Army in 1914-15. Copies of his book Muddling Through will be available for purchase and signature.
ROYAL GREEN JACKETS 50TH - TRAILER
The 50th Anniversary of the formation of the Royal Green Jackets 1966 - 2007 took place at Sir John Moore Barracks, Winchester, UK on the 9th July 2016.
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Royal Green Jackets Regiment 50th Anniversary 2016
Royal Green Jackets Regiment 50th Anniversary 9th July 2016 Winchester. Compiled by Carl Knapper 2016 (c)
Waterloo - The British artillery at the battle
A TALK BY NICK LIPSCOMBE ON 14 APRIL 2015
IN THE KINCAID GALLERY, RGJ (RIFLES) MUSEUM
This is the second of a number of talks and seminars forming a part of the Museum’s 2015 Bicentenary of Waterloo programme of events.
Six months after the Battle of Waterloo the Duke of Wellington penned a letter from his Headquarters in Paris to the Earl of Mulgrave, the Master General of the Ordnance in London, criticising the performance of his artillery at Waterloo: ‘To tell you the truth I was not well pleased with the Artillery in the battle of Waterloo’. Why not, and what were his specific criticisms?
Colonel Nick Lipscombe, a former officer in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, military historian, battlefield tour guide and author of Wellington’s Guns, who lives in Spain, will be taking time out during a visit to England to speak about Wellington’s criticisms of his artillery at Waterloo, how justified they were, if at all, and what might have been his motives in making them.
Royal Green Jackets in Westminster 2
1st Battlion The Royal Green Jackets, C Company. 'Freedom of Westminster' Parade. June 2006
Royal Green Jackets - Paratrooper & Goof Moments
Starts off with some footage of an Airborne Op we did. Then we got some goofy clips that I never had a reason/chance to upload on their own. Feast your eyes on this.
Royal green jackets 2018 Winchester parade
The Royal Green Jackets
Green Jackets
Revised Royal Green Jacket clip
Extended version of the double-off. Sorry about the shouting....proud dad you see!
The Regimental Awards of the Royal Green Jackets
Mixed Regimental Awards of the Royal Green Jackets in no order of preference and other awards including TA awards
RGJ Memorial Unveiling - The March Past
March Past of The Royal Green Jackets during the Unveiling of The RGJ Memorial at The National Arboretum on Sunday 11th May 2008
Peninsula Barracks
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Site of the palace based on Versailles and designed by Christopher Wren for King Charles II, and destroyed by fire, the 20th century buildings now how five military museums as well as private residences.