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4:08pm Wednesday 31st March 2010
Dame Mary Fagan wasted no time in getting her hands dirty when she ditched her formal attire for Army combat gear and climbed into the driving seat of a Warrior armoured vehicle.
9:49am Wednesday 14th October 2009
TIGERS colonel in chief, the Queen of Denmark, met the troops when she paid a visit to the solders base in Paderborn, Germany.
2:41pm Wednesday 7th October 2009
THEY have completed their arduous tours in Afghanistan and Iraq. Now soldiers from the 1st Battalion, The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment (1PWRR) are taking a moment to recuperate, while honing new skills.
2:35pm Wednesday 7th October 2009
THEY have completed their arduous tours in Afghanistan and Iraq. Now a handful of soldiers from the 1st Battalion, The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment (1PWRR) are taking a moment to recuperate, while honing new skills that could prove vital when they return to the frontline. The Daily Echo’s Jenny Makin has joined The Tigers in Bavaria as they embark on adventure training.
7:13am Tuesday 22nd September 2009
TIME is running out for people to obtain tickets for the Passing of the Generation Service in Westminster Abbey.
10:30am Wednesday 15th July 2009
THEY came out in their thousands and gave their heroes a welcome home to make them proud.
10:04am Wednesday 15th July 2009
AMID a day of fanfare and celebration, it was a poignant moment to remember those who did not come home.
10:51am Wednesday 15th July 2009
THEIR experiences couldn’t have been further apart on the frontline. But yesterday Lance Corporal Roger Everett and Private Callum Daly were united when they stepped up to receive medals before family and friends and a cheering home crowd.
10:41am Wednesday 15th July 2009
CHEERING the boys home, these two sisters had just said farewell to their elder brother Ben Skelton who deployed to Afghanistan yesterday.
7:49am Tuesday 14th July 2009
SOUTHAMPTON and Romsey were today giving a heroes’ welcome to Hampshire’s returning troops.
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How to support the Tigers…
You can show your support for the regiment, and help raise money for those injured in conflict, by wearing a PWRR wristband. The wristbands cost £1, with proceeds split between the PWRR Welfare
Fund and Help for Heroes. You can buy a wristband at Army recruiting offices across the region or at army.mod.uk/pwrr.
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