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Queen's Gurkha Signals to Guard Royal Palaces

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24th April 2024 · Less than a minute

Queen's Gurkha Signals to Guard Royal Palaces
Last week, the Queen’s Gurkha Signals passed their Fit for Role inspection, which means they are now officially ready to take over ceremonial duties in London and Windsor. It's a huge honour to be guarding the Royal palaces, especially in this, their 75th year! We are incredibly proud of their hard work, dedication and professionalism.
Good luck to all those involved.
20240418-QGS Public Role - Photographer LCpl Tom Childs 20240418-QGS Public Role - Photographer LCpl Tom Childs 20240418-QGS Public Role - Photographer LCpl Tom Childs
Photographer Cpl T Childs
20240418-QGS Public Duties_Fit for Inspection parade Wellington Bks_Photographer Cpl Pete Dobson 20240418-QGS Public Duties_Fit for Inspection parade Wellington Bks_Photographer Cpl Pete Dobson 20240418-QGS Public Duties_Fit for Inspection parade Wellington Bks_Photographer Cpl Pete Dobson
Photographer Cpl P Dobson

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