In light of the Prime Ministers statement tonight we have decided to close the Lancashire Infantry Museum until further notice. We will keep you informed via our website and social media.
@ClarenceHouse My late father Eric Warman, MBE, who fought in Burma with the East Lancs Regiment, and painted murals on the walls of Changee Jail, would have been so moved by today’s service @Nat_Mem_Arb Here’s just some of his watercolours painted on the front line. #VJDay75
The 75th anniversary of #VJDay will be recognised on 15 August 2020 commemorating the end of WW2. Ahead of the anniversary we salute those who took part. #LionsOfEngland#VJDay75
4LANCS Soldiers from C (Kohima) Coy have completed their Navigation training over the mountain terrain of West Cumbria.
The robust training inc point to point navigation and an introduction to the Prismatic Compass for the Jnr Kingsmen.
#LionsofEngland#ArmyConfidence
OTD 104 years ago the Battle of the Somme began, where so many men fought and were killed or wounded. In their memory today's #NWFAdailyreel is a poignant film from @LancsInfantry of the Accrington Pals Battalion in 1915 https://t.co/vBFkEU4WlN #somme104@accrington_pals
#Waterloo The 30th and 40th Foot made a major contribution to victory while the 59th held the right flank at Halle and the 81st - on duty in Brussels - held a small presence
76 years ago today the 1st Battalion, South Lancashire Regiment landed on Sword Beach #DDay By 9.30am they had achieved their objective of securing Hermanville sur Mer and were brewing a well deserved cup of tea.
🐘🐢SAVE OUR ZOO🦁🐧
As the UK’s biggest charity zoo, we’ve tried to stay positive during this pandemic.
Our conservationists have continued to prevent extinction, our virtual days have cheered up the nation and our learning resources have helped home-schooling families.
“They’d been told to hold to the last round and that’s exactly what they did.”
Defence of the Canal Line by the East Lancs, 31 May 1940.
Military historian Richard Holmes in his War Walks episode 'Dunkirk' first broadcast BBC Two, 12 Dec 1997.
#SWW#WW2#Dunkirk80#MilHist
We were hoping to loan back Ervine-Andrew's medals for our #Dunkirk80 exhibition. As we are temporarily closed, here are our friends from @BlackburnMuseum describing the actions for which he was awarded the VC
Marcus Ervine-Andrews defended the Canal de Bergues near #Dunkirk in 1940 #OnThisDay and recieved the Victoria Cross for valor for his service. On loan from the @LancsInfantry museum in Preston.