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no. 143
June 1980
The backbone of the corps. Wo1 A Sharp,
D Shepherd, J Peters, T Mickley, F Lyle and D Gates. it is
believed that this is the first occasion that all our wo1s
have been photographed together
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no. 144
September 1980
Corps weekend
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no. 145
December 1980
The GOC south east district lt general
sir George Cooper present the boxing trophy to Ssgt stoten,
521 coy team boxing coach
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no. 146
March 1981
Winter warfare
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no. 147
June 1981
Lt Col J D S Taylor and the commanding
officer of T S pioneer, lt Peter Longstaff with cadets leading
seaman Alan Blackburn and Arron Street, Able Seamen Nash and
Wren, Ordinary Seaman Ayre and new entries Watson and Palmer
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148
September 1981
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no. 149
December 1981
The corps defence company, RPC less
the company commander who took the photograph
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no. 150
April 1982
Sgt Fielding, cpl Smithson, Pte Green,
Cpl Fisher (instructor, depot queens division), Wo2 Warren,
Sgt Smithson, Lt Joyce
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no. 151
September 1982
Lt J H Smith FRGS, who is the stores
officer of the anglo-canadian north Sumatra expedition 1983.
Sumatra is in the eastern part of the Indian ocean and the
research location will be Kutaradja
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no. 152
December 1982
HM The Queen inspects the Royal Guard
of Honour
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no. 153
April 1983
The outgoing garrison Sgt Major wo1
(RSM) R Ledgeway with his relief WO1 (RSM) T Warren with the
prime minister during her recent visit to the Falkland Islands
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no. 154
September 1983
Maj Gen Julian Thompson RM major general
training, reserve forces RM presents the inter services judo
trophy to cpl Stuart Travis RPC, Capt of the army judo team.
the army have won this trophy every since the contest began
14 years ago.
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no. 155
December 1983
This is the latest in addition to the
corps silver collection. it depicts an Indian member of the
corps leading his mule over a rugged section of an Italian
mountain during World War II. the inscription reads: "these
were no conscripts, these men of India. no enemy threatened
their homes or future freedom. the king-emperor had need of
them and that was enough." it was designed and made by
John Willmin, who has now designed and made three items in
the corps collection
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no. 156
May 1984
The Mayor of Northampton, Councillor
Roger Winter
read the Freedom Scroll to the Parade.
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here to read about this event in detail
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no. 157
August 1984
Major Wither off loading his dinghy
'Pioneer' at Aldeburgh on 15 June. on 29 July he was sighted
at Inverness
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no. 158
December 1984
The new cap badge
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no. 159
April 1985
The new corps badge was presented to
our small contingent by lt Col McLeod, the CO of the soldiers
employed at the staff college.
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