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Silver Jubilee, Sennelager BAOR
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, was escorted by the Chief of the General Staff, General Sir Roland Gibbs, as she conducted the review of the British Army as represented by those on parade at Sennelager on 7 July 1977.
The 2nd Battalion The Royal Irish Rangers was on parade and later that year, twenty-one members of the Battalion received the Silver Jubilee Medal.
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Wednesday 07 Jul 1897
Brigadier Nelson Russell CB DSO MC
Nelson Russell was born in Lisburn on 7 July 1897 and educated at Campbell College, Belfast. He was gazetted into the Special Reserve of Officers of the 3rd (Reserve) Battalion The Royal Irish Fusiliers as a Second Lieutenant (on probation) with effect from 3 April 1915. He then joined the 1st Battalion in July 1915 for service in France and Belgium.
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On this day
07 July
Wednesday 07 Jul 1897
Brigadier Nelson Russell CB DSO MC
Nelson Russell was born in Lisburn on 7 July 1897 and educated at Campbell College, Belfast. He was gazetted into the Special Reserve of Officers of the 3rd (Reserve) Battalion The Royal Irish Fusiliers as a Second Lieutenant (on probation) with effect from 3 April 1915. He then joined the 1st Battalion in July 1915 for service in France and Belgium.
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07 July
Wednesday 07 Jul 1897
Brigadier Nelson Russell CB DSO MC
Nelson Russell was born in Lisburn on 7 July 1897 and educated at Campbell College, Belfast. He was gazetted into the Special Reserve of Officers of the 3rd (Reserve) Battalion The Royal Irish Fusiliers as a Second Lieutenant (on probation) with effect from 3 April 1915. He then joined the 1st Battalion in July 1915 for service in France and Belgium.
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