9th-12th-Lancers - Year 1986 - Page 0051
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| Regiment | 9th/12th Lancers |
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| Year | 1986 |
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Bdsmn Gostage on Exercise Hard Fist pared work, scales, transposition and sight reading, not forgetting the BSM‘s rehearsal of the Band which he thoro- ughly enjoyed — once over. The Band presented their concert work and Regi- mental Music, all of which went well. This was followed by the smaller groups: Wind Quintet, Sax Quartet, Bass en- semble and Dance Band. All were thoroughly enjoyed by the audience and helped to show off the versatility of the Band. Then one huge sigh of relief; it was over -- but the long wait for the result had begun. The inspection was followed by a re» laxed lunch in the WO‘s and Sgts! Mess and a chance to talk more informally with the Inspectorate knowing that the marking was done and that nothing could now change itt The result arrived THE 9TH/l2TH ROVAL LANCERS REGIMENTAL JOURNAL about a month later: Very Good. More sighs. We would like to thank everyone who aided us with different aspects of the inspection: Driving. Catering, the WO's and Sgts Mess and. of course, our wives. A special mention to B Sqn for all their hard work and support pre» paring for the parade. After having played at Hamburg and Kiel tattoos the day after the Kndler Hall inspection, things began to ease off as Christmas approached. We played at the Saltzgit- ter Polizei Ball where the Bandmaster was seen to dance — what a mover! We played for the Anglo German Carol Service and also carols around the Married Quarters. The programme for 1980 is already filling up and. as ever, many towns from previous years have asked for repeat performances it is pleasing to see how The Bandmuter. WOl M l Pegram well the Band is accepted in both the German and the English communities. We would like to congratulate Bdsm N Morfill and LCpl G Woollard on the additions to their families. also. Sgt Pierce and Cpl Herbert on their respec- tive marriages. This gives us a chance to welcome the newcomers: Bdsm Egerton and Bdsm Long, the latter is at present spending 12 months at Kneller Hall on a pupils course. We also welcome back Bdsm Russell from his two years at Kneller Hall. We want to wish Bdsm Wilsdon all the best on his return to civilian life and to congratulate Sgt Meldrum on achiev- ing entry to Kneller Hall as a Student Bundmaster. He has a hard three years course ahead of him; we wish him every success. |
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