Photographic > Video Recording (digitised)

1st Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - Two films entitled 'Eritrea 1949 1950' by Brian Cooper transcribed from VHS. This film runs for 15.minutes and 45 seconds. It is in black and white with no sound. We believe it covered the time of arrival in Eritrea by Ship and mainly moving images of the terrain in that country. The opening shots show a harbour with local hawkers ring to sell their wares. 1.55 - Shows a tented camp with unidentified soldiers. A dusty desert airfield with Dakotas. 3.38 - A sports event 3.57 - A Patrol group 5.54 - A car and Motor cycle race believed in Asmara. 7.18 - A crowd scene with local police present (We believe the Regiment would be nearly to back up). 9.40 - British Military Cemetery 10.00 Scence dockside 12.50 - Local defence troops on parade. At the end a ship leaving. During this period the battalion was deployed against Shifta Rebels. At the same time the 1st and 2nd Battalions were merged here as part of the post war reduction in the Army.

Persons(s): Cooper, B, Private;

Archives > Report

Military College Sandhurst - A half yearly report on Gentleman Cadet Harry M. Carter dated, December 1866

Persons(s): Carter, H M, Lieutenant Colonel;

Archives > Report

Military College Sandhurst - A half yearly report on Gentleman Cadet Harry M. Carter dated, June 1867

Persons(s): Carter, H M, Lieutenant Colonel;

Archives > Report

Military College Sandhurst - A half yearly report on Gentleman Cadet Harry M. Carter dated, December 1867.

Persons(s): Carter, H M, Lieutenant Colonel;

Archives > Certificate, not covered in other categories

Military College Sandhurst - A certificate produced by the board of commissioners held at the Royal Military College, on the 13th December, 1867 indicating that Gentleman Cadet Harry M. Cater was qualified to hold a commission in Her Majesties service

Persons(s): Carter, H M, Lieutenant Colonel;

Archives > Certificate, not covered in other categories

62nd Regiment - A certificate from Thomason College of Civil engineering (Officers Surveying Class) awarded to Ensign H M Carter on the 1st May, 1871. He passed the rest and qualified as a Military Surveyor and Field Engineer.

Persons(s): Carter, H M, Lieutenant Colonel;

Archives > Regimental Record

62nd Regiment - Two copies of the results for the officers shooting match held at Chakrata, India on 14 June 1877. It lists the officers who shor, what distance and the score obtained. These are from the papers of Lieutenant Colonel H.M. Carter who appears to have been a good shot.

Persons(s): Carter, H M, Lieutenant Colonel;

Archives > Certificate, not covered in other categories

62nd Regiment - A first class certificate - Extra awarded to ensign H.M. Carter on the 7th December, 1868. It is for him undergoing a course of training at the School of Musketry, Hythe. The result was that he possessed a satisfactory knowledge of the theory of the motion of projectiles and of the history, manufacture and explosive force of gunpowder and the history of small arms.

Persons(s): Carter, H M, Lieutenant Colonel;

Archives > Certificate, not covered in other categories

1st Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A certificate from the Army school of Veterinary at Aldershot, 31st March, 1882. Awarded to Captain H M Carter who passed the course satisfactorily on elementary subjects.

Persons(s): Carter, H M, Lieutenant Colonel;

Archives > Certificate, not covered in other categories

1st Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A special certificate for examination for promotion awarded to Captain H M Carter art Colchester, July 1883. It relates to his record of distinction in Military Law, tactics and Fortification.

Persons(s): Carter, H M, Lieutenant Colonel;

Archives > Certificate, not covered in other categories

1st Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A certificate from the school of instruction in Army Signalling awarded at Aldershot on the 3rd September, 1884. Awarded to Captain H M Carter. This qualified to act as an instructor.

Persons(s): Carter, H M, Lieutenant Colonel;

Photographic > Photographic Print

2nd Bn, Wiltshire Regiment – A black and white photograph of Number 16 Platoon, 'D' Company in Kamptee India 1926. (Back Row L to R) Privates A J Kent, W. Thatcher, W. Wyer, M. Phippen, Seagrave, Lance Corporal Giddings, Private W. Whittington. (2nd Row L to R) Privates C. Webb, W. Kelly, C. Pothegary, W. Steadman, R.G. Burgess, W. Bartlett, S. Mayled. (3rd Row L to R) Lance Corporal W. Penny, Privates P. Tucker, W. Cooper, E. Holmes, A. Cully, Leroi, R. Grainger, W. Parsons, Lance Corporal H. Reeves. (Sat L to R) Lance Corporal S.O. Watts, Lance Corporal T. Teague, Sergeant Gingell, CQMS H.W. Minty, Sergeant R.J. Giles, Corporal H.S. Daniel, Lance Corporal H.G. Pearce.

Persons(s): Kent, A J, Private; Thatcher, W, Private; Wyer, W, Private; Phippen, M, Private; Seagrave, Private; Giddings, Lance Corporal; Whittington, W, Private; Webb, C, Private; Kelly, W, Private; Pothegary, C, Private; Steadman, W, Private; Burgess, R G, Private; Bartlett, W, Private; Mayled, S, Private; Penny, W, Lance Corporal; Tucker, P, Private; Cooper, W, Private; Holmes, E, Private; Cully, A, Private; Leroi, Private; Grainger, R, Private; Parsons, W, Private; Reeves, H, Lance Corporal; Watts, S O, Lance Corporal; Teague, T, Lance Corporal; Gingell, Sergeant; Minty, A, CQMS; Giles, R J, Sergeant; Daniel, H S, Corporal; Perace, H G, Lance Corporal;

Photographic > Photographic Print

Wessex Brigade Depot - A colour photograph of the Junior Soldiers Company (Summer term) 1974. This depot was responsible for training the recruits and junior soldiers for the Devon and Dorset Regiment, Gloucestershire Regiment, The Royal Hampshire Regiment and the Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment (Berkshire and Wiltshire). The instructors for the depot were drawn from the four main infantry regiment of the Wessex Brigade. The junior soldiers in this image are all named but we have only listed those from the Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment. Back row (L to R) (4th ) Junior Corporal Porter, (5th) Junior Private Cully, (6th) Junior Private Macquillin, (8th) Junior Lance Corporal Turner 76, (9th) Junior Lance Corporal Archer, (12th), Junior Bandsman Hemming, (13th) Junior Lance Corporal Tait, (16th) Junior Private Macfarlane, (17th) Junior Private Gibbs 47, (19th) Junior Private Turner 40, (20th) Junior Private Ball, (22nd) Junior Private Gray 89. 2nd Row from rear (L to R) (7th) Junior Private Glover, (11th) Junior Drummer Hall. 3rd Row from rear (L to R) (9th) Junior Drummer Cook, (11th) Junior Drummer) Wallace, (12th) Junior Corporal Wheeler, (14th) Junior Bandsman Austin, (15th) Junior Lance Corporal Baker 48,, (17th) Junior Sergeant Peaple, (19th) Junior Corporal Crossman, (21st) Junior Bandsman Pester, (23rd) Junior Drummer Ancell, (24th) Junior Drummer Kinch, (28th) Junior Private Hanley, (32nd) Junior Private Walters, (33rd) Junior Private Heath. (Standing on ground L to R) (2nd) Junior Private Lyons, (9th) Junior Private Roller, (11th) Junior Lance Corporal Higgs, (16th) Junior Lance Corporal Stanley, (22nd) Junior Lance Corporal Lowery, (31st ) Junior Private Wilkinson. (seated L to R) (4th) Corporal Wilkie, (6th) Corporal Hiscock, (8th) sergeant Mallows, (10th) Band Sergeant Major Meynell, (13th) Lieutenant Michael Cornwell, (24th) Sergeant Norman Minty, (25th ) Sergeant Morgan, Front Row (L to R) (3rd ) Junior Private Wilson 50, (8th) Junior Private Faulkner, (12th) Junior Private Doig, (15th Junior Private Ryan, Not in photograph. Junior Private Hills, Junior Private Gibbs 66, Junior Private Lambert, Junior Bandsman Cross, Junior Drummer Tirtcombe.

Persons(s): Porter, Junior Corporal; Cully, Junior Private; Macquillin, Junior Private; Turner, Junior Lance Corporal; Archer, Junior Lance Corporal; Hemming, Junior Bandsman; Tait, Junior Lance Corporal; Macfarlane, Junior Private; Gibbs, Junior Private; Turner, Junior Private; Ball, Junior Private; Gray, Junior Private; Glover, Junior Private; Hall, Junior Drummer; Cook, Junior Drummer; Wallace, Junior Drummer; Wheeler, Junior Corporal; Austin, Junior Bandsman; Baker, Junior Lance Corporal; Peaple, Junior Sergeant; Crossman, Junior Corporal; Pester, Junior Bandsman; Ancell, Junior Drummer; Kinch, Junior Drummer; Hanley, Junior Private; Walters, Junior Private; Heath, Junior Private; Roller, Junior Private; Higgs, Junior Lance Corporal; Stanley, Junior Lance Corporal; Lowery, Junior Lance Corporal; Wilkinson, Junior Private; Wilkie, Corporal; Hiscock, Corporal; Mallows, P, Sergeant; Meynell, Band Sergeant Major; Cornwell, M, Lieutenant; Minty, N, Sergeant; Morgan, Sergeant;

Photographic > Photocopy of a Photograph

1st Bn, Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment - A black and white photograph of the commanding officer Lieutenant Colonel Bill Turner. (Left) Lance Corporal Fielding, (Right) Private Hedges, and on the land-rover Lance Corporal Sanderson. At this time they were based oil Ballykinler, Northern Ireland 1974.

Persons(s): Turner, Lieutenant Colonel; Fielding, Corporal; Hedges, Private; Sanderson, Lance Corporal;

Photographic > Video Recording (digitised)

1st Bn, Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment – A VHS recording titled 'Mission Impossible'. This relates to a military training event run by WO1 (RSM) Mikle Godwin and others on Stone Cutters Island, Hong Kong, 1990.

Persons(s): Stone, D, Lieutenant Colonel;

Photographic > Video Recording (digitised)

1st Bn, Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment – A VHS recording (30 minutes in length) consisting of a Harlech TV news item regarding the amalgamation of the regiment to the Gloucestershire Regiment, 1994.

Persons(s): Stone, D, Lieutenant Colonel;

Photographic > Video Recording (digitised)

1st Bn, Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment – A VHS recording titled 'Farewell to 1 DERR at Catterick, 1992.

Persons(s): Stone, D, Lieutenant Colonel;

Photographic > Video Recording (digitised)

1st Bn, Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment – A VHS recording titled '1 DERR FRB Operation Banner tour in Northern Ireland 1990 – 91. The original video was produced by Captain Pete Mullings and Amanda Tyndall.

Persons(s): Stone, D, Lieutenant Colonel;

Photographic > Video Recording (digitised)

1st Bn, Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment – A VHS recording subdivided into six sections and used by the battalion during the Cold War as a training aid. 1 Soviet Encounter (29 Mins) Fighting in villages (19 Mins) Effects of Artillery Fire (13 Mins) New Equipment (17 Mins) Radio War (24 Mins) Warrior (5 mins – 30 secs).

Persons(s): Stone, D, Lieutenant Colonel;

Photographic > Video Recording (digitised)

1st Bn, Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment – A VHS recording titled 'Ferozeshah Parade, Hong Kong 1989.

Persons(s): Stone, D, Lieutenant Colonel;