Regiment Does Bermuda Proud at Coronation
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Members of the Royal Bermuda Regiment proudly represented their battalion when they joined thousands of troops for King Charles III’s coronation in London.
Members of the Royal Bermuda Regiment proudly represented their battalion when they joined thousands of troops for King Charles III’s coronation in London.
Soldiers in the Royal Bermuda Regiment will have direct access to people trained in crisis intervention techniques after five senior staff completed a course on Critical Incident Stress Management.
A delegation of 14 soldiers and officers will become part of Royal Bermuda Regiment history when they take their places among thousands of troops at King Charles III’s coronation in London next weekend.
Visitors, residents and dignitaries looked on as about 60 members of the Royal Bermuda Regiment paraded at the traditional Peppercorn Ceremony in St George today.
Soldiers in the Royal Bermuda Regiment will be more formally reminded of the organisation’s ethos and expectations thanks to the recent introduction of a mandatory annual test on Behaviours.
Soldiers from the Royal Bermuda Regiment were praised for their “professionalism and expertise” after they delivered public order training to officers from seven Caribbean countries.
New soldiers were encouraged to seize the many opportunities offered by the Royal Bermuda Regiment as they completed their grueling two-week recruit camp.
Training stepped up a gear for the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s newest members when they entered their second week of recruit camp.