Showing posts with label RA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RA. Show all posts

Saturday, 24 October 2015

My model 25 pounder field gun






(RG) A mate of mine gave me a model 25 Pounder field gun. I have painted it and mounted on a stone and put an RA cap badge on. I did my basic Gunnery on these guns in Junior Leaders in 1978 with Ramsay troop.

Saturday, 7 December 2013

MIL TATT


































Our Guns are our colours!! My tattoo work not finished yet but will post when done. Tracked and towed rapiers next. Anyone wanting exclusive work done contact tattoo artist Blackpool on Facebook or pm me Peter Harry Harrison



Thursday, 22 August 2013

Gunline Section Commander Explains What it Takes to Master Artillery



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Sergeant Aaron Buttress is Gunline Section Commander for 16 Battery, 26 Regiment, Royal Artillery. In this video, he talks about keeping a level head, counting ammunition and working with one of the most powerful guns in the British Army's artillery arsenal. The AS90 is fitted with a 155mm, 39 or 52-calibre gun barrel. In trials, two AS90 guns were able to deliver a total payload of 261kg on to a single target in less than ten seconds.

  UBIQUE

Sunday, 4 August 2013

Parade completes airborne gunners’ reorganisation





An artillery regiment has come together to formally complete the transition to a new structure to support the British Army’s rapid reaction force. As part of the Army 2020 reforms, Colchester-based 7th Parachute Regiment Royal Horse Artillery (7 Para RHA) has re-organised from five to three batteries. The unit has retained its manning levels and firepower to deliver two better-equipped gun batteries to support 16 Air Assault Brigade. The end of the restructuring was marked on 1 August with a transition parade at Merville Barracks. The event saw the formal transfer of H Parachute Battery (Ramsay's Troop) to 1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery and the re-roling of I Parachute Battery (Bull's Troop) from a gun battery to a headquarters battery. Lieutenant Colonel Will Lynch, Commanding Officer of 7 Para RHA, said: "This has been an occasion for the whole regimental family - our gunners, their families and veterans – to come together to celebrate the proud history and bright future of 7 Para RHA. "H Para Bty has been with the regiment since 1994 and it is with sadness that we pass the title on. However, we are safe in the knowledge that in its new role with 1 RHA its strong traditions and high standards will be maintained. Read More HERE

Thursday, 1 August 2013

12 AD Regt RA ( 58 Bty ) Falklands




























12 AD Regt RA ( 58 Bty ), continuing to cover San Carlos Bay from Sept 82 to Jan 83 after the war. Behind the Rapier is the Tug Salvageman who's divers were removing dangerous ordnance from HMS Antelope and the nemesis of the Belgrano, HMS Conqueror up for a breather.

Friday, 4 January 2013

THE ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY























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Sunday, 16 December 2012

Heather Stanning Mil Babe




















Olympic golden girl Heather Stanning soared to new heights – as co-pilot in an RAF fighter jet.
The 27 year-old – who won Team GB’s first gold at London 2012 with pairs partner Helen Glover – swapped her rowing boat for a supersonic Tornado. Read more

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Congratulations Heather you are certainly an action girl with great courage best of luck to you in your new career

Thursday, 29 November 2012

Tracked Rapier


I trained at the Royal School of Artillery on Tracked Rapier up to commander level, fun to drive also and much quicker to get into action than the towed version.

Wednesday, 19 January 2011

BAe Tracked Rapier








Memories...... Track bashing....systems fault....... never fired in anger!
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