
Regimental Nicknames and Traditions of the British Army
Unveiling the Rich Tapestry of British Army TraditionsBy AnonymousLength4h 11m
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In "Regimental Nicknames and Traditions of the British Army," the anonymous author delves into the rich tapestry of military heritage, illuminating the unique monikers and customs that have shaped the identity of various regiments over time. The book is presented in a narrative style that intertwines historical anecdote with cultural analysis, offering readers an engaging exploration of how these nicknames reflect the valor, camaraderie, and distinct character of the British Army. Through meticulous research and a deep understanding of military history, the text situates regimental culture within the broader context of British society, revealing how these traditions have persisted and evolved. The author's anonymity invites speculation about their background, yet it suggests a profound insider knowledge and dedication to military history, perhaps influenced by personal experiences or a lineage steeped in service. By eschewing personal attribution, the author emphasizes the collective identity of the British Army, inviting readers to appreciate these traditions as living legacies rather than mere historical artifacts. This book is an essential read for scholars, military historians, and anyone with an interest in British military culture. It offers invaluable insights into the significance of regimental identity, making it a rewarding addition to the libraries of both casual readers and devoted enthusiasts of military history.
Audiobook details
GenreHistory
Length4 hrs 11 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 19, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1FOREWORD
2THE ROMANCE OF MILITARY HISTORY
3CAVALRY DISTINCTIONS
4PRIVILEGES OF THE FOOT GUARDS
5PIPERS' PECULIARITIES
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6ANIMAL BADGES
7QUICK STEPPING INFANTRY
8THE MINDEN REGIMENTS
9WELSH TRADITIONS
10THE GLORY OF THE GLOUCESTERS AND WORCESTERS
11THE BORDERS' UNIQUE HONOUR
12THE GREENJACKETS
13THE ELEPHANT COLOURS.
14BATTLE HONOURS.
15ROYAL FLYING CORPS
161st LIFE GUARDS
172nd LIFE GUARDS
18ROYAL HORSE GUARDS (The Blues)
191st (King's) DRAGOON GUARDS
202nd DRAGOON GUARDS (Queen's Bays)
213rd (Prince of Wales's) DRAGOON GUARDS
224th (Royal Irish) DRAGOON GUARDS
235th (Princess Charlotte of Wales's) DRAGOON GUARDS
246th DRAGOON GUARDS (Carabiniers)
257th (Princess Royal's) DRAGOON GUARDS
261st (Royal) DRAGOONS
272nd DRAGOONS (Royal Scots Greys)
283rd (King's Own) HUSSARS
294th (Queen's Own) HUSSARS
305th (Royal Irish) LANCERS
316th (Inniskilling) DRAGOONS
327th (Queen's Own) HUSSARS
338th (King's Royal Irish) HUSSARS
349th (Queen's Royal) LANCERS
3510th (Prince of Wales's Own Royal) HUSSARS
3611th (Prince Albert's Own) HUSSARS
3712th (Prince of Wales's Royal) LANCERS
3813th HUSSARS
3914th (King's) HUSSARS
4015th (The King's) HUSSARS
4116th (The Queen's) LANCERS
4217th (Duke of Cambridge's Own) LANCERS
4318th (Queen Mary's Own) HUSSARS
4419th (Queen Alexandra's Own Royal) HUSSARS
4520th HUSSARS
4621st (Empress of India's) LANCERS
47ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY
48ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY
49ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY
50CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS