Gallery
Many of the pictures displayed are dated, and at the very least over 12 years old.
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Bermuda Regiment Soldiers armed with Mini-14s on OPs in Barbados for Cricket World Cup 2007
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Two Bermuda Regiment Warrant Officers.
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The Bermuda Regiment Band
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Bermuda Regiment PNCO Cadre Promotion Parade in No. 3 (Summer) Dress.
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A Permanent Staff Instructor (PSI) with senior Non-Commissioned Officers of the Bermuda Regiment.
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The main gate of Warwick Camp, as it appears today, from the South Shore Road (formerly The Military Road).
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A platoon of the Training Company of the Bermuda Regiment, at Warwick Camp, during Recruit Camp 1993
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Bermuda Regiment Corporal's Mess at Warwick Camp.
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Bermuda Regiment soldiers play football on the parade ground of Warwick Camp.
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25 Pounder (88mm) field gun of the Bermuda Regiment's ceremonial Gun Troop.
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Bermuda Regiment WO2, with General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG).
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A motorboat of the Bermuda Regiment Boat Troop moves out of the Great Sound, past the HMD, Bermuda, on Ireland Island.
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An NCO of The Lincoln and Welland Regiment attached to a rifle company of the affiliated Bermuda Regiment training in Jamaica, 1996.
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Jamaican Defence Force soldier with a sergeant of the Bermuda Regiment in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica.
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An NCO of the Bermuda Regiment armed with a General Purpose Machine Gun, aboard a Rigid Raider.
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A Bermuda Regiment NCO in No. 5 (Desert Combat) Dress, armed with a Galil AR self-loading rifle at USMC Camp Lejeune, in 1994.
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Bermuda Regiment & Bermuda Police Service boats in July 2011
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Former Second-in-Command (2-i-C) of the Bermuda Regiment, St. George's town crier, Major Donald Henry "Bob" Burns, MC, gained the Guinness World Record for the loudest human speaking voice, recorded on a film set, of 113 decibels.
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