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    surely they are kept as a back up if the modern gear is taken out by an EMP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    I'm more interested in why we still have the remains of these obscure regiments
    Simply tradition Peter...
    Regards, Jim

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    I realise that BAR and more power to their elbow but in these austere times maybe we could have a Corps of part-time ceremonial soldiers, say, the Royal Ceremonial Regiment or The Royal Dressing-up Regiment. So when they need the RHA to do 21 gun salutes twice or thrice a year, they could dress up for that. Need a horse mounted Life Guards band for the annual trooping the Colour or beating the retreat (Beating the retreat....... in 2017 ?) they could do a bit of that. Or a bit of Guard Duty somewhere, red jackets and all that....... Yep, take turns at that too. I know that I'm old and a bit more savvy now.............

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    You'd have a group that could do almost anything...and they'd have 20 different uniforms. Wait! That's almost what I had...
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