All of the men named had worn the badge of the Regiment. On the right hand side stands a bench with the Regimental crest, The Red Rose of Lancaster charged with a Queen’s Crown at its …

The Queen's Lancashire Regiment (30th, 40th, 47th, 59th, 81st and 82nd Regiments of Foot) (QLR) was an infantry regiment of the British Army, part of the King's Division. It was formed …

2004年6月8日 · 1 - The QLR were never Fusiliers and do not were a hackle, they wear a yellow diamond behind the badge which is now made of plastic, but was once cloth. The significance …

Queen's Lancashire Regiment Tie, Queen's Lancashire R egiment Watch Strap, Queen's Lancashire Regiment Blazer Badge, Queen's Lancashire Regiment Socks and regimental …

For their steadfastness and discipline at Waterloo the 30th and 40th were permitted to encircle their badge with a Laurel Wreath. The battle is commemorated annually by the Regiment.

Inaugurated at Connaught Barracks, Dover on 25th March 1970, The Queen's Lancashire Regiment consisted of two battalions, the 1st and the 4th (Volunteer), which was a unit of the …

Discover more about The Queen's Lancashire Regiment by visiting Lancashire Infantry Museum in Preston. This infantry regiment was formed in 1970. It continued in British Army service until …

2018年3月9日 · The first badge of the Queen's LANCASHIRE Regiment (QLR) had long been considered unattractive and after years of talk the decision was made to redesign it. The new …

The first badge of the Queen's LANCASHIRE Regiment (QLR) had long been considered unattractive and after years of talk the decision was made to redesign it. The new badge bore …

Superior quality padded The Queens Lancashire Regiment (QLR) Regimental Blazer Badge handmade in gold bullion wire and silk. Size approx 4.25"" (11cm) at its widest point.