Saturday, 9 November 2024

Remembrance 2024 - TS Jesmond URC

 Tyneside Scottish Branch Royal Artillery Association act remembrance at Jesmond United Reformed Church the Colour of the 23rd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers (4th Battalion Tyneside Scottish) was laid up after the First World War.

TS RAA Jesmond URC

And a few beers afterwards.

TS RAA The Carriage Jesmond 


Saturday, 2 November 2024

Saltwell Park 2024 - Field of Remembrance

 

Saltwell Park Poppy Cascade IJ


Field of Remembrance Dedication Service

Field of Remembrance Dedication Service

Field of Remembrance Dedication Service

Padre 101 RA

Saluting Gun 101 RA

Field of Remembrance Dedication Service
Services Commanders

CO 101 RA

Field of Remembrance Dedication Service
101 Regiment Royal Artillery

Field of Remembrance Dedication Service
101 Regiment Royal Artillery

Field of Remembrance Dedication Service
Tyneside Scottish Branch RAA

Field of Remembrance Dedication Service
Albert and Andy

Field of Remembrance D-Day Remembrance


Saturday, 19 October 2024

TS RAA Dinner 2024

 

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TS RAA Dinner

TS RAA Dinner

TS RAA Dinner
IJ / Commandant NACF / RSM 101




Sunday, 22 September 2024

NEBL Final 2024

 

North East Baseball League Final IJ


North East Baseball League Final


North East Baseball League Winners
Newcastle Wings


Friday, 20 September 2024

Flacons 2024/25 - Bristol

 

Flash - Falcons v Bristol

Falcons v Bristol - VM and Flash

Falcons v Bristol - IJ / VM and Flash
Falcons v Bristol - Flash drinking Guinness


Monday, 16 September 2024

Warcop - 101 RA

Warcop IJ

Warcop Camp

101 (Northumbrian) Regiment Royal Artillery Regimental Heritage presentation.

Warcop IJ


101 Regiment Royal Artillery Warcop

Geoff IJ Andy Warcop



Thursday, 12 September 2024

Amsterdam - National Moument

 The National Monument commemorate the casualties of the Netherlands who were lost during World War Two and subsequent conflicts. It is located at Dam Square in Amsterdam. 

National Monument Amsterdam


National Monument Amsterdam


National Monument Amsterdam


On 10th May 1940 the Germans invaded the Netherlands, a neutral country, and without a formal declaration of war. The Dutch armed forces surrendered on 15th May following the bombing of Rotterdam the previous day. The country remained under occupation until the allies launched Operation Market Garden in September 1944 and the liberation of the Netherlands began. Liberation was finally accomplished with the surrender of German forces in the Netherlands on the eve of 5 May 1945, three days before the general capitulation of Germany.

During the conflict 205,901 Dutch men, women and children died of war-related causes, of which 107,000 were victims of the  Holocaust. Another 30,000 people died in the Far East fighting the Japanese or in camps as Japanese POWs.

The National Monument was unveiled by  Queen Juliana of the Netherlands on 4 May 1956

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National Monument Amsterdam
Unveiling May 4th 1956
National Monument 1956
Dam Square 
Amsterdam