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	The Royal Green Jackets Xmas Card 2010 now available Click here for further details
	Care for Casualties Fund Raising Campaign. Click here for further details
	Afghan Frontline diary.  The BBC has been following the life of Major Richard Streatfield commissioned RGJ now Rifles.  Read their report here
	SPONSOR A BUGLER'S SWORD FOR THE RIFLES. Forther further information click anywhere on this line
	The King`s Royal Rifle Corps Ensures its Links with Colchester. Read about it here
	Sharpe Appreciation Society Website now open Click here for details
	Recommended reading and books for sale Click anywhere on this line
	The Royal Green Jackets and Former Regiments A photographic History
	The Royal Green Jackets "In Memoriam/Obituaries" Notice Board View it here
	Bullets, Bombs And Cups of Tea. Further voices of the British Army in N.Ireland 1969-98. For further information click anywhere on this line

The Royal Green Jackets and Former Regiments
A photographic History

dedicated to the memory of Bert Henshaw

Welcome to the Royal Green Jackets and Former Regiments Photographic History pages. This website is dedicated to the memory of Bert Henshaw who supplied so many of the 40,000 plus photographs which can be seen.  Bert sadly left us in 2008 but his legacy will live on.

This collection has been placed on the Internet for the benefit of all members of the Regiment. Please be aware that because of the nature of the Internet it will not be possible to download good quality printable copies of the pictures displayed here

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