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Bermuda Regiment soldiers took to the field to learn how to conduct safe firing exercises on the move. The course was run by British Army experts Major Andy Atkinson and Sergeant Martin Black of the Small Arms School Corps (SASC). The course was the ...

Bermuda Regiment soldiers have finished five gruelling days of training in how to conduct a shooting range. Ten soldiers, ranging from Captain to Corporal, got weapons training from expert small arms instructors, courtesy of the British Army’s Small ...

Ambitious plans to celebrate next year’s 50th anniversary of the Bermuda Regiment have been unveiled. Organisers revealed that — in addition to a military tattoo with an international line-up — the Regiment will also take part in a Trooping of the Co...

Plans to finally abolish conscription will be pushed through in the next Parliamentary session. The amendments to the Defence Act 1965 will provide for an all-volunteer Bermuda Regiment. Meanwhile, the Regiment will assume responsibility for inshore ...

Governor George Fergusson and Premier Michael Dunkley sold poppies on the streets of Hamilton today to raise funds for military veterans. Mr Fergusson was distributing the blooms — worn to commemorate the sacrifices of the Armed Forces and to show s...

October 23, 2014 Dear Lt Col Michael Foster-Brown, My husband and I would like to express our gratitude to the Bermuda Regiment for its assistance following Fay’s destructive visit. On Tuesday, October 14, 2014, responding to our call for help, a six...

Regiment soldiers helped to boost morale and provide assistance for some 100 seniors residing at two Bermuda Housing Trust properties during Hurricane Gonzalo. BHT chairman John Barritt was so concerned about the welfare of the residents, he liaised...

A walking tour of Bermuda Regiment’s Warwick Camp has been postponed following Hurricane Gonzalo. The tour and an accompanying lecture, WWII: The Bermuda Veterans’ Story, was due take place on Sunday at 4pm. The free event, featuring speaker David ...

The Progressive Labour Party thanked the Island’s emergency services — and the community at large — for their response to Hurricane Gonzalo this weekend. Opposition Leader Marc Bean said he was gratified no loss of life had been caused by the storm, ...