So are we to really believe that only one Million was ever given to the RGJA from the RGJ Regimental funds ? as the rumor mill states other wise, like sums of 15 to 19 Million was set aside ?
Prisoners of War in Winchester
In 1776 the American Colonists revolted against the British Government. Soon they were joined by the French and the Spaniards—England’s old enemies, who were burning to be revenged for the disasters and humiliations of the Seven Years’ War. The Dutch, too, assumed an attitude of unfriendly neutrality, which speedily developed into, open war, and Britain found herself involved in a world-wide struggle. Although in the end she emerged from the conflict beaten and shorn of her empire, yet during its continuance she gained not a few victories in minor engagements, and took no inconsiderable number of prisoners. It is of the fates and fortunes of some of these that the present paper treats.
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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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…