The Royal Bermuda Regiment (RBR) welcomed a new intake of recruits yesterday as seven women and seventeen men stepped through the gates of Warwick Camp to begin their training.
Over the next two weeks,
Soldiers who faced civil unrest and disturbances in the 1960s and 1970s or helped to manage Covid-19 regulations in 2020 and 2021 are among those who could be eligible for the Operational Service Medal (Bermuda).
In the lead-up to Remembrance Day, hundreds of young Bermudians are gaining a deeper appreciation of Bermuda’s role in history through engaging presentations by the Royal Bermuda Regiment.
Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers who were deployed on clean-up efforts in the wake of Hurricane Ernesto felt a sense of purpose as they helped return the island to normalcy.
The Royal Bermuda Regiment is proud to present the ongoing Chainsaw Courses, in collaboration with Kingswood Training and Lantra. Led by a team of experienced UK instructors comprising of Mr. Graham Dawdry, Mr. Matt Moss, and Mr. Steve Cackett, this comprehensive course aims to equip soldiers with essential skills in chainsaw maintenance and operation.
Soldiers from the Royal Bermuda Regiment took their places on Front Street today for the traditional celebration of the King’s Birthday.
Royal Bermuda Regiment troops recently ensured readiness for storm-related disaster relief deployment before the Atlantic hurricane season starts on June 1.
As the community looks forward to celebrating Bermuda Day and marking the start of summer, the Royal Bermuda Regiment Coast Guard urges residents and visitors to enjoy activities on the water safely.