The Royal Marines 2
Royal Marines Corps History
The Royal Marines are imensley proud if their history, and rightly so. As a Marine Cadet you will be expected to learn what the cap badge means, and how the Royal Marines have come to be widley respected as THE best amphibious troops in the world, and why their other motto is "First In Last Out".
The Victoria Cross
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Captain Edward Bamford, D.S.O.
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| 4th Battalion Royal Marines, Zeerrugge, 23/4/18 | |
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Lieutenant George Dare Dowell |
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| HMS Ruby, Baltic Sea 13th July 1855 | |
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Sergeant Norman Augustus Finch |
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| HMS Vindictive, Zeebrugge, 23/4/18 | |
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Captain Lewis Stratford Tollemache Halliday |
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| HMS Orlando, Boxer Rebellion, Peking 24th June | |
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Major Francis John William Harvey |
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| HMS Lion, Battle of Jutland 31st May 1915 | |
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Corporal (Temp.) Thomas Peck Hunter |
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| Lake Comacchio, Italy | |
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Major Frederick William Lumsden, DSO |
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| 15th Highland Light Infantry, Western Front 3rd April 1917 | |
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L/Cpl Walter Richard Parker |
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| Royal Naval Division, Gallipoli 30th April 1915 | |
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Corporal John Prettyjohn |
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| HMS Agamemnon, Crimea 5th November 1854 | |
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Bombardier Thomas Wilkinson |
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| Sebastopol, Crimea 7th June 1855 | |











