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The Royal Artillery (RA) is the common name for the Royal Regiment of Artillery, an arm of the British Army. Despite its name, it comprises a number of regiments. From Wikipedia under the
GNU Free Documentation License  allinlondon.co.uk unknown Fri, 28 May 2010 06:25:27 GM Museum experts will be on hand to help with family tree research - was there a . Royal Artillery. Gunner in your family tree? Guided tours of the Royal Arsenal will be available and the event will continue into the evening as part of the ... From Google Blog Search: "Royal Artillery" what was the name and rank of the nco who became the master gunner of the royal artillery in the year 1770? Q. what was the name and rank of the nco who became the master gunner of the royal artillery in the year 1770? Asked by Alan john g - Sun Aug 16 02:38:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. Lance Corporal A. Basset from the Ist Battalion Leicester Regiment. Answered by Ron - Sun Aug 16 05:40:58 2009 Royal Artillery, Royal Signals or Intelligence Corps? Q. Which one do you think I should go for...? Asked by swedish house mafia. - Thu Oct 1 12:39:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. Royal Artillery all the way, but its your choice, your life! hollyy Answered by Deleted - Thu Oct 1 13:12:50 2009 Royal Artillery thinking of joining?
Q. Please don't link me to the website, i've been on it and im deadly serious about considering it! I just need to know about Fitness levels, pay, if i can join at the age of 16 ( with a parents consent), how many GCSE's i need and what would i be learning in it ( i already know of the gunning, some it and getting to go out with the Infantry and also they also fight with guns and rifles). If anyone knows this i'd be so greatful! Btw i've never been a fitness freak ( i walk everywhere) im not average weight for my height im a little over but its kinda of the built look, i just need to know if their let u threw if ur not the fitness freak or if there really strict on it plus i have bad eyesight and wear glasses cause im short sited. … [cont.] Asked by madkid911 - Wed Apr 7 09:19:17 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. I supported 2 RA regiments. Ist and 3rd RHA (I was a medic.) on their tours in Ulster. They were fairly fit and lots of of their time was spent keeping fit. The thing that made them different from the infantry battalions I have soldiered with was the amount of Bulls**t they were capable of . It may have been just the times I was with them and things may well be different now but going 15 - 20 feet up ladders to paint a hangar ceiling? That's bad! That said they were efficient in their role of patrolling the Belfast streets and seemed to appreciate the support that we gave them. They were all very fit! When we had a major incident involving serious injuries they performed well and we didn't need to panic. The neighbouring guards battalion… [cont.] Answered by Malin View - Wed Apr 7 11:44:17 2010 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Royal Artillery" |
