Her Majestys Army Collection
"Her Majesty's Army: A Glimpse into the Diverse Tapestry of 1890" Step back in time and witness the rich tapestry of Her Majesty's Army in 1890
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"Her Majesty's Army: A Glimpse into the Diverse Tapestry of 1890" Step back in time and witness the rich tapestry of Her Majesty's Army in 1890, as captured by the talented photographer Godfrey Douglas Giles. From far-flung corners of the British Empire to local volunteer regiments, these images offer a captivating glimpse into an era defined by duty, honor, and courage. The Cape Mounted Rifles stand tall with their horses against a breathtaking backdrop. These brave soldiers exemplify resilience as they protect South Africa's frontiers with unwavering commitment. Across the Atlantic Ocean, The 5th Royal Scots of Canada proudly display their heritage while embodying loyalty to both Crown and country. Their uniforms speak volumes about their dedication to serving under Her Majesty's banner. Intricate details adorn The 6th Regiment of Cavalry (Hussars) from Canada. With polished helmets gleaming in the sunlight, they epitomize chivalry and gallantry on horseback. Meanwhile, within Halifax Garrison Artillery lies a formidable force ready to defend Nova Scotia's shores. Their cannons symbolize strength and preparedness for any threat that may arise. Venturing further eastward brings us to First Madras Pioneers—a unit renowned for its pioneering spirit and invaluable contributions towards India's development during colonial times. They forge ahead fearlessly through uncharted territories with determination etched upon their faces. The striking image of the 15th Sikhs showcases warriors whose bravery is matched only by their distinctive turbans. These valiant soldiers hail from Punjab, standing united under Her Majesty’s flag while preserving their own proud traditions. From across the Caribbean Sea comes West India Regiment—an embodiment of diversity within Her Majesty’s forces—representing various islands bound together by shared allegiance and unwavering loyalty. Traveling back to India reveals another facet of this vast army—the disciplined ranks of the 11th Bengal Native Infantry.