#armystick - Twitter Hashtag

over 4 years ago

The Queen had the #ArmyStick to hand last Friday when visiting @Thameshospcare As former CGS said of the Army’s #PlatinumJubilee gift, the Army Stick is ‘something useful, relevant and always to hand, representing our loyal support’. 📸 D Tel, 16 Jul (Kirsty O’Connor, PA)

TimPurbrick's tweet photo. The Queen had the #ArmyStick to hand last Friday when visiting @Thameshospcare

As former CGS said of the Army’s #PlatinumJubilee gift, the Army Stick is ‘something useful, relevant and always to hand, representing our loyal support’.

📸 D Tel, 16 Jul (Kirsty O’Connor, PA) https://t.co/zSFDPKxlbp

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Tim Purbrick @TimPurbrick

over 4 years ago

The #ArmyStick story continues. The Queen was using the Army Stick today as Her Majesty’s Body Guard in Scotland - the Royal Company of Archers - presented a Reddendo. What’s that? Col Charlie Wallace explains: https://t.co/C2MS92dMsh

TimPurbrick's tweet photo. The #ArmyStick story continues.

The Queen was using the Army Stick today as Her Majesty’s Body Guard in Scotland - the Royal Company of Archers - presented a Reddendo. What’s that? Col Charlie Wallace explains:

https://t.co/C2MS92dMsh https://t.co/rikegyww9j

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over 4 years ago

What is a Reddendo? It is a name for a gift presented as an act of service and loyalty to the Sovereign - a tradition that was started by Queen Anne in 1704. Colonel Charlie Wallace, Secretary of The Royal Company explains more:

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Tim Purbrick @TimPurbrick

over 4 years ago

It’s the #ArmyStick spot-the-difference competition. Left. Earlier today Her Majesty was once again using the Army Stick at the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Right. The Army Stick as presented. Spot the difference? Answer in 🧵