Green Jacket Close

Green Jacket Close, On 15 July 1904, the the Cottage Homes for disabled Riflemen, as they were then known, were opened by Field Marshal H R H the Duke of Connaught, Colonel in Chief of the Rifle Brigade, and H R H the Princess Christian of Schleswig Holstein, whose son, Prince Christian Victor, had died in 1900 in South Africa, while serving with the King’s Royal Rifle Corps.

British Forces in Germany (Talk)

British Forces in Germany 1945 to 2019 (Talk) by Dr Peter Johnson

Churchills Abandoned Prisoners

Churchills Abandoned Prisoners, a lecture by Rupert Wieloch, author and former British Army officer.

Mission Statement

The Memorial Chair Our first mission was completed in 2015, this was the installation of a Memorial Chair which was installed in the former barracks […]

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Make sure you ”Return to Memorial at Peninsula” when offered by PayPal for more readings Mr Hugh Willing say`s in the Ezine ” We should […]

How to Make a Donation

Hugh Willing  (Said in Sept 2013) “We encourage you all to support their initiative“ The above statement was said by Hugh Willing during our first […]

Steve’s Wandering Lens

Every Green Jacket I know holds this city in high esteem, our second home. We were all so young, yet this city is the one we remember best…