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3rd Battalion The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment

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The Paviors defensive shield line up

Five Paviors and five members of the Builders Merchants were invited to witness the 3rd Battalion The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment (The TA Tigers) training weekend in Copehill Down Village, Salisbury Plain on 6th November 04.

It was a bitterly cold day but the reception by the Commanding Officer, Lt Col Guthrie and his staff, was most warm and attentive. We were shown the Regiment training in urban riot and mob control as a precursor to some of them being sent to Iraq on duty roster in early 2005.


Master John Mills, Col Guthrie & Master Martin Earle (Builders Merchants)

Our lunch was an old army favourite “Spag” and very welcome indeed with the accompanying “brew-up”. The group of young soldiers displayed their skills and rapid learning ability.

The TA Tigers are in good heart, as witnessed by us, and do sterling work not just as a reserve to the full-time army but increasingly are used in the front line. A member of the 1st Battalion of the Regiment recently won a VC for duties in Iraq!

Our best wishes go with them on their tours of duty overseas, and thanks for a wonderful day.

Billy McCoubrey