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More than 20 soldiers from the British Army’s elite 24 Commando Royal Engineers are helping hone the disaster relief skills of the Royal Bermuda Regiment in the run-up to hurricane season. The UK soldiers will work with the RBR to share expertise and...

Soldiers swung into action over the weekend to help the triathlon competition go without a hitch. A total of 35 troops from the Royal Bermuda Regiment provided security and acted as marshals around MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda competition based i...

The heroic performance of soldiers from Australia and New Zealand in the ill-fated First World War Gallipoli campaign was marked at the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s Warwick Camp yesterday. Citizens of both countries and Bermuda residents joined together ...

A new aide-de-camp to the Governor has started his tour of duty at Government House. Lieutenant Alex Gibbs of the Royal Bermuda Regiment took over the role as right-hand man to John Rankin, the Governor, from Captain Paolo Odoli, who is standing down...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment fitness instructor who helped the all-woman Bermuda Rifle & Drill Team put their best foot forward has been thanked for his efforts. The group gave Sergio White, a Colour Sergeant in the RBR who runs Positive Results Gym, a...

The island’s newest soldiers passed out from a tough two weeks of basic training at the weekend. The troops from the first of two Recruit Camp intakes this year were awarded their rank slides and section and individual awards at Warwick Camp as famil...

The top-ranking UK military officer in the US said yesterday the Royal Bermuda Regiment boosted the country’s regional profile and was an invaluable resource for natural disasters at home and abroad. Air Vice-Marshal Gavin Parker, the UK Defence Att...

Swapping pinstripe business suits for combat gear will better prepare young leaders to take on senior posts in civilian life, a top Royal Bermuda Regiment officer said last night. Major Ben Beasley, the second-in-command of the RBR and the training o...

The island’s newest soldiers fired their first shots on the firing range yesterday. The 25-strong group of recruits spent days learning safety procedures and the workings of the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s SA-80 rifles before they were allowed to open f...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s new soldiers started work on their foot drill and learnt more about rifles as they hit the halfway mark of their first week of training today. The soldiers hit the parade ground for their foot drill and skill at arms inst...

The island’s armed service is better equipped than ever to deal with natural disasters, John Rankin, the Governor, said yesterday. Mr Rankin added that the latest recruits to the Royal Bermuda Regiment had joined an organisation that will play an inc...