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Royal Anglian Regiment: Essex Boys dun good [10/03/10]

Lieutenant Colonel James Woodham MC, commanding officer of 1st Battalion, Royal Anglian Regiment, has been paying tribute to the men under his command currently serving on the frontline in Afghanistan.

Lt Col Woodham explained how the Battalion has been playing a key role in turning the tide "very fast" against the Taliban in all four of the districts of Helmand - Lashkar Gah, Gereshk, Musa Qaleh and Nad Ali - in which the guys have been stationed.

He singled out C (Essex) Company (NB this story has been taken from an Essex newspaper) for their success in winning hearts and minds in Nad Ali district. Engaging with the local people, providing sustained security and working together with them to rebuild their communities is what Operation Moshtarak has been all about and 1 R Anglian has been making a big difference in this regard - or as Lt Col Woodham puts it: “It is changing the local dynamic, bringing an ungoverned area back in to government hands”.

Lt Col Woodham, however, also pointed out that all this success has come at a high cost: two soldiers from C Company, L Cpl Adam Drane and Pte Robert Hayes, were killed fighting the Taliban in Nad Ali earlier in the year.

In praising his men, their CO said: “It’s quite humbling to see the guys suffer the most exacting loss, get on and go back in to the same area to face the same threat. These young men are the heart of the British Army and the nation. At times, we are quick to have a go at the youth of today, but it is my experience that with a decent environment and training, they can do the most extraordinary things.”

Lt Col Woodham went on to say: “We want to say a really big thank-you to everyone back in Essex. You will see us marching through the county’s streets this summer to show our appreciation.”

And, James, the people of Essex will be turning out to show their appreciation and respect for the guys as well! [Parades are scheduled for June 15th in Barking & Dagenham and June17th in Southend.]

Chelmsford Weekly News: Commanding officer pays tribute to Essex soldiers’ Afghan effort


L/Cpl Andrew Ferguson: the 'miracle of Helmand' [03/03/10]


A Taliban bullet passing through his neck a mere 3mm from his spine isn't going to stop Lance Corporal Andrew Ferguson from rejoining his mates in the thick of it in Afghanistan.

L/Cpl Ferguson, serving with 1 R Anglian out in Helmand, was on patrol and clearing a compound of insurgents when he was hit by a sniper's bullet. Despite the near fatal injury and also under heavy fire, he carried on giving directions to his men until he was medivac'd by US helicopter to the field hospital at Camp Bastion. After emergency treatment there he was flown to Selly Oak for surgery.

That was back in December. Now, instead of being so nearly paralysed, Andrew is well on the way to making a full recovery. Already on light duties back at his base in Pirbright, he says he is looking forward to returning to the frontline.

He's now known as 'the miracle of Helmand'; his mates tell him he should have kept his head down!

Good news, Andrew!

The Mail: The 'miracle of Helmand' soldier who survived a sniper shot - which missed his spine by fraction of an inch


1 R Anglian go after a sniper [22/02/10]

Helmand Blog: 1 Royal Anglian Patrol Base - Khushal Kalay

Wolf beer - a beer fit for heroes [21/02/10]

A Norfolk brewery has brought out a new beer to raise cash for the Royal Anglian Benevolent Fund.

The new beer, called appropriately "Hero", is being produced by the Wolf Brewery of Besthorpe, Norfolk and for every cask sold £7 will go to the Benevolent Fund.

The Wolf Brewery has 200 pubs on its books and from next month a bottled version of Hero will also be sold in local off-licences and Tesco branches with 10p-a-pint going towards the well-being of local troops and their families.

It was local pub licensee Dougie Clarke who persuaded the brewery to launch the beer after he was inspired by reading a book about his own grandfather, Sgt Frank Clarke, who fought with the 1st Battalion, Norfolk Regiment at the Battle of Mons in 1914.

The Norfolk Regiment was created in July 1881 as the county regiment for Norfolk. It became the Royal Norfolk Regiment in 1935 and was amalgamated with the Suffolk Regiment in 1959 to form 1st Battalion, the East Anglian Regiment. This in turn was further amalgamated in 1964 into the Royal Anglian Regiment. 'A' Company, 1st Battalion, R Anglian retains the name "Royal Norfolk" in honour of this proud regimental history.

Mr Clarke said: “The Norfolk Company of the Regiment returns from a tour of duty in Helmand Province in April and we'll be throwing a party for the boys at [his pub] the Duke of Wellington in early May to celebrate the launch of the beer and their return from the war zone.”

John Edwards, owner of Wolf Brewery, said: “We hope the beer will play its part in demonstrating to our soldiers that we are behind them in the difficult challenge they face in a very dangerous part of the world.”

Sounds like a good excuse for a pint - think I'll just nip round to the pub.

Nice one, Jedward!

Norwich Evening News 24: Pubs to serve new beer to boost Norfolk soldiers

www.wolfbrewery.com


Royal Anglian Catterick Six - Soldiers walk for Veterans Aid[19/02/10]

Six soldiers from the Royal Anglian Regiment are going to walk the 230 miles from their base in Catterick, N Yorkshire to the Barnet TA Centre in London ...... in 12 days. And they're doing it all to raise funds for Veterans Aid.

The man behind the fundraiser is WOII Danny Morgan and the other five in the team are Cpl Lee Davison, Cpl Gav Watts, Cpl Michael Foster, L/Cpl Dave Murray and Sgt Michael Butcher.

Not content with simply walking the 230 miles, the guys are planning to give it an extra twist by overlaying it with the rigours of a Tactical Advance to Battle (TAB) - i.e. adding in weighted patrol packs and moving at a rapid pace.

They leave the Infantry Training Centre at Catterick on Monday 22nd February and will arrive at Barnet on Friday 5th March. 20 miles a day carrying 45lbs: piece of cake!

At the end of the day these men and women, who we and Veterans Aid are trying to help, have given the best years of their lives ensuring that the country in which we live stays safe and free from enemies. And now they face the biggest fight of their lives. So I feel that it is only right to show that the bond and the brotherhood upon which the Forces thrives extends beyond the day on which you hand in your uniform.”

All the best, lads!

Man down – help now!  

Visit Veterans Aid, click on "Donations" and select Soldiers Walk for Veterans Aid in the 'Additional details - I would like my donation to support' box.

Veterans Aid: Catterick Walkers


Royal Anglians kick out the Taliban [17/02/10]

Soldiers from C (Essex) Company 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment are in the forefront of the current offensive against the Taliban, Operation Moshtarak.

Attached to the Grenadier Guards Battlegroup, the men from C Company are currently involved in fierce fighting in and around Check Point Paraang in the Nad-e-Ali District of Helmand Province.

In fact, according to their CO, Lt Col James Woodham MC, the guys have been engaged in fierce fighting on an almost daily basis ever since the Battalion returned to Afghanistan last October. Since then, in spite of the heavy insurgent activity, the Vikings have brought such a significant improvement in security that the area is already seeing a steady return of local people to their villages where they can begin to rebuild their lives.

The Battalion's achievements in Operation Moshtarak will mean that they will be able to consolidate these security gains by extending their control over a larger area. However, sustained improvement in security will only be fully achieved when responsibility for it is taken on by local forces. To bring this about C Company will soon begin embedded partnering with the Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police. Just as the 2nd Battalion did so successfully in Iraq when they worked alongside Iraqi security forces in the Military Transition Teams, so too now will the 1st Battalion help local Afghan forces bring peace and stability to their country.

It should not be forgotten that all this success has sadly come at a high cost: the loss of Pte Robert Hayes and L/Cpl Adam Drane, killed fighting the Taliban in December and January. R.i.P.

EADT24: Anglian troops lead fight over Taliban
Norwich Evening News 24: Anglian troops seize Taliban village


Harlow memorial to Pte Robert Foster [16/02/10]

Private Robert Foster was one of the nine soldiers of 1st Battalion, The Royal Anglian Regiment who lost their lives in the service of their country during the Battalion's previous tour in Afghanistan in 2007.

Since then his family has been trying to have Robert's name engraved on the War Memorial in his home town of Harlow.

Both the local branch of The Royal British Legion and Harlow Council, however, have said that this cannot be done - that the Memorial Cross has to be restricted to those who died in WW1 & WW2. This is despite the fact that the War Memorials Act allows a council to add names to a war memorial whether it owns it or not. The name of Pte Aaron McClure, a fellow Viking who was killed alongside Pte Foster, has been inscribed on the War Memorial in his home town of Ipswich and many other towns have been proud to honour their boys in a similar way.

Harlow Council have come up with an alternative proposal and now intend to build a low curved wall to the back of the railed area around the Cross, as a memorial to all of those with a strong connection to Harlow, who have given their lives in service in conflicts since 1945. Brass plaques would be attached to the wall, setting out the name and regiment of the deceased, the date of death, and the conflict in which they were serving. This is an idea taken from the Basra Memorial Wall (see below) which has recently been repatriated from Iraq and re-erect in the grounds of the Armed Forces Memorial at the National Arboretum, Arlewas.

War memorials stand in every village, town and city across the country. They are the focus of the Nation's remembrance. It is absolutely right that the names of all those who have given their lives fighting for their country should be honoured and remembered on them.

As Robert's parents said: "I don't think we're asking for the world. We're just asking for a name to be put on a memorial." ....... "It's actually quite a simple thing, when you think about it. It doesn't take much at all."........."To finish the story his name should be on the War Memorial."

BBC: Parents fight for son's name on war memorial (video)
BBC: Family fight for memorial honour
Harlow Council: Memorial to Private Robert Foster


Poachers win British Forces Germany boxing title [12/02/10]

Having beaten 5 Rifles and 1PWRR in two previous rounds of the competition, the boxing team from 2 R Anglian have now gone on to beat 35 Engr Regt and become British Forces Germany champions!

Not only did the Poachers win a close, hard-fought competition (5-4) last night, they did so away from home at the Engineers' base at Paderborn.

Not satisfied with one title, the Poachers are now going to be taking on 2 Para in the semi-finals of the wider all-Army competition on 11th March at Celle, 2 R Anglian's 's home base in Germany.

Congratulations to the Poachers!

Good luck for 11th March!

MoD: Boxing - British Army Website


Battle of Sobraon: Royal Anglian battle honour [10/02/10]

In 1845 the unrest which had begun in Afghanistan spread to the Punjab, to the north-west of the Indian empire.
This led to the two Sikh wars of 1845–46 and 1848–49 and the eventual British annexation of the North-West Frontier region.
The Battle of Sobraon was fought between the British and the Khalsa, the Sikh army of the Punjab.

The British were victorious and this became the decisive battle of the 1st Sikh War. Battle Honours were subsequently awarded to the Royal Lincolnshire Regiment (10th Foot), now 2nd Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment (The Poachers).

Happy Sobraon Day!

The Royal Lincolnshire & Royal Anglian Regimental Association
BritishBattles.com: Battle of Sobraon


All the 4s: Fundraising target exceeded! [08/02/10]

Last year's walk through five English counties - 150 miles in 10 days - had aimed to raise £35,000 for The Royal Anglian Regiment Benevolent Charity.

As it's turned out the hikers have at the latest count raised over £44,000! This is an amazing achievement for chief organiser Christine Bonner and her team.

It's fitting that 44 thousand pounds has been raised for they called their walk "All the 4s: 4 the boys, 4 the families, 4 the fallen, 4 ever"

Christine said: "People were so kind and it showed us that they really do care about the boys in their County Infantry Regiment - The Royal Anglian Regiment. We all thank you from the bottom of our hearts."

The country's four square behind you, Christine! Well done!


Josh's Climb For Heroes [07/02/10]

An intrepid former Royal Anglian, Josh Butcher, will be setting off next month to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for Help for Heroes.

Josh served in Op Telic 8 and knows full well the terrible injuries some of his comrades suffered in Iraq and how the work of Help for Heroes has helped their recovery.

As he says: "Having served in the Army in operational environments, I am in a privileged position that I have come back safe and well. Some are not so lucky, including some of my friends. They have suffered horrific injuries and that ultimately affected their futures. Help for Heroes is a charity that aims to help and support our wounded troops and their families. They believe, as I do "that anyone who volunteers to serve in time of war, knowing that they may risk all, is a hero".

Help Josh reach his target of £4,000 by making a donation at: www.justgiving.com/josh-butcher1

All the best, Josh!

Help for Heroes Kilimanjaro Trek - 5th - 14th March 2010
Josh's Blog
Scunthorpe Telegraph: Epic trek to boost Heroes appeal


RIP Aaron James McClure - Fallen Soldier [03/02/10]


Royal Anglian Regiment: Operational Honours and Awards [15/09/09]

The Armed Forces Operational Awards List No.33 was published on 11th September. The list recognises service on operations in Afghanistan and Iraq and national operations for the period 1st October 2008 to 30th April 2009. Of the 145 members of UK Armed Forces listed, the following serve with the Royal Anglian Regiment:

OBE - Lieutenant Colonel Simon Browne MBE

MBE - Captain Richard James Bredin

MC - Staff Sergeant Brendan William Elliott

MiD - Staff Sergeant Warren Gourley
MiD - Staff Sergeant Robert Stewart McGrory

QCVS - Captain Benjamin Thomas Hawes
QCVS - Sergeant Christopher John Leach

In conjunction with this list the Chief of Joint Operations has awarded his Commendation for 'Distinguished Service in support of United Kingdom Operations' and the General Officer Commanding and Deputy Commander Operations have also awarded commendations for valued service to the following Royal Anglians:

JCC Commendation - Sergeant L J Pearce
JCC Commendation - Corporal M T Prescott
JCC Commendation - Lance Corporal D B Tanner
JCC Commendation - Private J G Tully

GOC Commendation - Captain Bennet-Madge
GOC Commendation - Major Allen
GOC Commendation - Private Moffatt
GOC Commendation - Corporal O'Leary
GOC Commendation - Staff Sergeant Tyler-Creed

DCOM Ops Commendation - Captain Poulter
DCOM Ops Commendation - Warrant Officer Class 2 Gray
DCOM Ops Commendation - Private Hewitt
DCOM Ops Commendation - Private Grantham
DCOM Ops Commendation - Corporal Rawdon
DCOM Ops Commendation - Warrant Officer Class 2 Dyson
DCOM Ops Commendation - Corporal Hart
DCOM Ops Commendation - Colour Sergeant Towe
DCOM Ops Commendation - Private Coryat
DCOM Ops Commendation - Sergeant Vendyback
DCOM Ops Commendation - Sergeant Knight
DCOM Ops Commendation - Private Marshall

Congratulations to all those receiving awards!

MoD: Operational Honours and Awards List: 11 September 2009


Royal Anglian Regiment: Formation Day [01/09/09]

The Regiment was formed on 1st September 1964 from the three Regiments of the East Anglian Brigade (The Royal Norfolk & Suffolk, The Duchess of Gloucester's Own Royal Lincolnshire & Northamptonshire and The 16th/44th Foot) and The Royal Leicestershire Regiment.

Happy Formation Day!


The Royal Anglian Regiment Museum: Family Tree
The Royal Anglian Regiment: Formation and History


Royal Anglians being "prepared for deployment"[26/08/09]

400 officers and men from 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment have just been told to prepare for imminent deployment to Afghanistan.

The Battalion last saw action in Afghanistan in 2007 when, during a very tough tour, nine of their number lost their lives fighting the Taliban.

Concerns have been raised that, due to a shortage of combat troops, the time devoted to pre-deployment training is being slashed from six months to six weeks. One senior Army source said: "This is a panic measure as we do not have sufficient battle-ready troops. Six months is the minimum required to bring troops up to battlefield readiness."

Whilst some in the Battalion will have first-hand experience of fighting on the frontline, most - possibly as high as 70% - will not have been to Afghanistan before.

An MoD spokeswoman said: "1st Battalion, Royal Anglians, are being prepared for deployment as part of prudent contingency planning. They are at a high level of readiness. No troops are ever deployed without full training." Regretfully it is becoming increasingly difficult to believe such statements from MoD spokespersons.

Cutbacks in equipment, cutbacks in funding, cutbacks in compensation and now cutbacks in training

Whatever the real situation, the Vikings will do the country proud.

The Mail: Troops to be sent to Helmand, Afghanistan with just 6 weeks' training


Police bring charges against Luton Islamists [26/08/09]

On the direction of the Crown Prosecution Service, Bedfordshire Police have charged seven people in connection with the "disturbance" which happened at the Homecoming Parade of 2nd Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment on March 10th in Luton.

The seven have been charged with Section 5 Public Order Offences and will appear before Luton Magistrates Court on Wednesday 16th September 2009.

This action by Beds Police goes against the wish of labour ministers that a softly-softly line should be taken in such situations for fear of further inciting Muslim radicalism. So it could still hold true that we haven't yet got a National Police Service. Good for Beds Police.

Bedfordshire Police: Charges in Connection with 2nd Royal Anglian Regiment Home Coming March Protest


Royal Anglian veteran, Darren Jarrad, faces new battle .... with UK Immigration [24/08/09]

Darren Jarrad who fought for his country with the Royal Anglian Regiment in Iraq and Afghanistan has been refused permission by the UK Border Agency to bring his Canadian wife and daughter to live in England.

In return for Darren putting his life on the line in the service of his country, he gets a kick in the teeth when he tries to establish a family life in that same country.


“I didn't mind going out to Afghanistan and Iraq, I didn't complain. I just don't understand why they won't let us have the visa. I'm not a rich bloke, but we have enough money, and I have never claimed anything off the government.”

So this is what it's like in nuLabour's Britain: a British war veteran is banned from bringing his wife and child to live in his native land while thousands of foreign "dependents", economic migrants and "asylum seekers" from God knows where and who have absolutely no commitment to the UK pour into the country every month with the blessing of the UK Border Agency.

Darren's local MP has petitioned the Home Secretary Alan Johnson to rectify this insulting, bureaucratic injustice. Unfortunately the government's commitment to members of the Armed Forces,past and present. is a joke; it would be better to get Joanna Lumley to fight his corner.

EDP24: Visa row splits Royal Anglian Afghan hero's family
Calgary Herald: Calgary wife of British soldier denied U.K. visa
The Telegraph: Canadian wife of British soldier told she cannot live here


 
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Royal Anglian Regiment: Essex Boys dun good
L/Cpl Andrew Ferguson: the 'miracle of Helmand'
1 R Anglian go after a sniper
Wolf beer - a beer fit for heroes
Royal Anglian Catterick Six - Veterans Aid fundraiser
Royal Anglians kick out the Taliban
Harlow memorial to Pte Robert Foster
Poachers win British Forces Germany boxing title
Battle of Sobraon: Royal Anglian battle honour
All the 4s: Fundraising target exceeded!
Josh's Climb For Heroes
RIP Aaron James McClure - Fallen Soldier
Royal Anglian Regiment: Operational Honours and Awards
Royal Anglian Regiment: Formation Day
Royal Anglians being "prepared for deployment"
Police bring charges against Luton Islamists
Royal Anglian veteran, Darren Jarrad, faces new battle .... with UK Immigration
In Memoriam: Aaron McClure, Robert Foster & John Thrumble
"All the 4s" walk for The Royal Anglians started
Royal Anglian Regiment: Blenheim Battle Honour
In Memoriam: Dave Hicks
Matt Woollard: bionic fighter
In Memoriam: Tony Rawson
Minden Day 2009: Forever Friends Fest
Royal Anglian Regiment Battle Honour: Minden 1759
Marching with the Tigers
Royal Anglian Regiment Battle Honour: Talavera 1809
Royal Anglian Regiment: a tale of two cities
In Memoriam: Alex Hawkins
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Royal Anglian Regiment Battle Honour: Salamanca 1812
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In Memoriam: George Davey - Viking
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Royal Anglians' Lincoln Homecoming Parade
Chris Gray inquest raises concerns over body armour
Anglian MPs hear it from The Royal Anglians
Battle of Sobraon: Royal Anglian battle honour
The Poachers to parade in Watford
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Dean's marathon for his mates
Service families welcome Dannatt's call for action
Preparing lunch: the Poachers' way (chicken killing)
Leicester to have new monument to the Armed Forces
Royal Anglian Regiment: Dates for your Diary
A safe return from Basra for the Mackness Family
Local councils donate to Royal Anglian Regiment
Cousin's tribute to fallen Viking (Haydn Smith/Aaron McClure)
New Royal Anglians Regimental Memorial unveiled
Road to be named after local heroes?
MoD set for more criticism at Captain Hick's inquest
The Rawdon brothers: a Poacher Fraternity
No prosecution for blue-on-blue deaths
Wokingham honours Royal Anglian Hero
Royal Anglians: A Bulldog Breed
Afghanistan Fund more than 3 times over target!
A little respect
Formation Day
Anglian Poacher: real ale for real heroes
Royston Memorial
In Memoriam: Aaron McClure, Robert Foster & John Thumble
Poachers making it happen in Basra
In Memoriam: Dave Hicks
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Viking Family Support Group
Minden Day - Royal Anglian battle honour
Vikings' Help for Heroes
British soldier faces manslaughter charges over Afghanistan 'friendly fire' deaths
Talavera Day - Royal Anglian battle honour 
Poachers Wristband Appeal
In Memoriam: Alex Hawkins
100 miles for 9 Smiles raises £25,000! 
New award for bereaved families
Salamanca Day
In Memoriam: Darren Bonner
100 Miles for 9 Smiles
In Memoriam: George Russell Davey  
Heroes honoured
2nd Battalion The Poachers to be deployed to Iraq
Almanza Day
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Ashes of Private Robert Foster sent into space
Royal Anglians to get Freedom of Royston?
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Royal Anglian Regiment Memorial Appeal
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