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THE ROYAL WELSH
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The Royal Welsh can offer a very rewarding, exciting and challenging career. The opportunities to travel and for personnel and professional developement are vast. We have vacancies now and would like to hear from anyone who thinks they have what it takes to join the Regiment.
If you would like to come on a free no obligation Welsh Warriors Insight Course visit to see what we have to offer, ring the Recruiting Support Team (RST)on the numbers below, or visit your local Army Careers Information Office and ask to speak to a Royal Welsh recruiter
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A Regiment is much about people and their character, character that has been influenced by fear, loyalty and bravery, fashioned and hardened by war.
St David’s Day 2006 saw the formation of a new Regiment - The Royal Welsh - that unites the regular, reserve and cadet infantry battalions of The Royal Welch Fusiliers and The Royal Regiment of Wales (24th/41st Foot) in the principality of Wales. These parent regiments have a history and heritage that goes back over three hundred years.
They were first mustered within days of each other in March 1689, when King William III, in a single commission parchment, charged Lord Herbert of Chirbury and Sir Edward Dering to each raise a regiment of foot for service in Ireland. Since those early days, these regiments have participated in many significant events in British history.
St David’s Day 2006 saw the formation of a new Regiment - The Royal Welsh - that unites the regular, reserve and cadet infantry battalions of The Royal Welch Fusiliers and The Royal Regiment of Wales (24th/41st Foot) in the principality of Wales. These parent regiments have a history and heritage that goes back over three hundred years.
They were first mustered within days of each other in March 1689, when King William III, in a single commission parchment, charged Lord Herbert of Chirbury and Sir Edward Dering to each raise a regiment of foot for service in Ireland. Since those early days, these regiments have participated in many significant events in British history.
RST North Wales - Sergeant Jason Hill Tel 07790889035
RST South Wales - Corporal Mark Jones Tel 02920 781229
Welsh Warriors Insight Courses last 1 day and are free of charge with transport provided.
RST South Wales - Corporal Mark Jones Tel 02920 781229
Welsh Warriors Insight Courses last 1 day and are free of charge with transport provided.
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