The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment Stable Belt is now available to buy from The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment Association Shop! The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment Stable Belt is the official stable belt of The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment.
Based in Pirbright, 2nd Battalion Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment is a Specialised Infantry Battalion, part of the Specialised Infantry Group. Our Specialised Infantry soldiers and officers are mature, selected volunteers. They prioritise cultural understanding and empathy to enable them to operate successfully, increasing the Army’s contribution to countering terrorism and building stability overseas.
1st Battalion Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment is trained to fight on foot but able to operate in all terrains and against any challenge, our Kingsmen are the core of the Army’s Ground Close Combat capability.
Based in Pirbright, *2nd Battalion Lancaster Regiment *is a Specialised Infantry Battalion, part of the Specialised Infantry Group.Our Specialised Infantry soldiers and officers are mature, selected volunteers.
4th Battalion Lancaster Regiment is a Light Role Reserve Battalion based throughout the North West of England. It has a dismounted close combat role and provides trained manpower to the Regular battalions. It undertakes frequent training with our Regular battalions.
Based in Pirbright, *2nd Battalion Lancaster Regiment *is a Specialised Infantry Battalion, part of the Specialised Infantry Group. Our Specialised Infantry soldiers and officers are mature, selected volunteers. They prioritise cultural understanding and empathy to enable them to operate successfully, increasing the Army’s contribution to countering terrorism and building stability overseas.
It also explains the support available from The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment Association to members of the Regiment, serving or retired, and their families. As a broad family, it covers our many elements, including cadets, civic links and the naval and military affiliations and alliances we have, both at home and internationally.
4th Battalion Lancaster Regiment-4th Battalion The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment is a Light Role Reserve Battalion based throughout the North West of England. It has a dismounted close combat role and provides trained manpower to the Regular battalions. It undertakes frequent training with our Regular battalions.
Duke of Lancs Cap Badge-The LANCS cap badge has the Red Rose of Lancaster charged with the Royal Crown, within a Fontenoy Laurel Wreath with our motto ‘Nec Aspera Terrent’ on a scroll beneath the Rose.
The Duke of lancs cap badge has the Red Rose of Lancaster charged with the Royal Crown, within a Fontenoy Laurel Wreath with our motto ‘Nec Aspera Terrent’ on a scroll beneath the Rose.
Based in Chester 1st battalion lancaster regiment is a Light Role Infantry Battalion, deploying to Cyprus as the Resident Infantry / Theatre Reserve Battalion every two years in six, and next in 2022.
The duke of lancaster’s regiment tie – Shop from an extensive range of ties including LANCS, KORBR, KINGS, QLR, BORDER, etc. Buy now from The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment Shop!
4th Battalion lancaster regiment recently deployed to Kenya assisting the Kenya Defence Force by delivering teaching focused on areas such as captured persons, urban warfare, and battle casualty drills.
It also explains the support available from The Duke of lancaster’s regiment Association to members of the Regiment, serving or retired, and their families. As a broad family, it covers our many elements, including cadets, civic links and the naval and military affiliations and alliances we have, both at home and internationally.
The website is a key element of how we communicate, engage and serve those in The Duke of Lancs Regiment, and beyond. Its main purpose is to provide an easily accessible source of enduring information about the Regiment and the wide family it embraces.
For More Information call us on:-01772 260362.
All serving personnel, veterans, and their families (next of kin and immediate dependants) who have served with either the current regiment or one of our antecedent regiments are entitled to request benevolence support.
We date from 1680. Today’s regiment was formed on the 1st July 2006 from the merger of three historic regiments of the North West: The King’s Own Royal Border Regiment, The King’s Regiment and The Queen’s Lancashire Regiment.
To mark Remembrance Day the 1st Battalion had the honour of exercising the freedom of the City of Liverpool. Marching with drums beating, Colours flying and bayonets fixed, before conducting a Service of Remembrance at Liverpool Parish Church.
The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment Shop stocks official items including The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment Stable Belt and The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment Tie.We also sell the Duke of Lancs cap badge and LANCS branded clothing.See our latest collection of regimental uniforms, sports clothing, office and homeware, badge, tie, belts etc.
Based in Pirbright, 2nd Battalion Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment was a Specialised Infantry Battalion, part of the Specialised Infantry Group. From 1st December 2021 it is now a Ranger Battalion, part of the Ranger Regiment.
4th Battalion The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment recently deployed to Kenya assisting the Kenya Defence Force by delivering teaching focused on areas such as captured persons, urban warfare, and battle casualty drills.
The website is a key element of how we communicate, engage and serve those in The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment, and beyond. Its main purpose is to provide an easily accessible source of enduring information about the Regiment and the wide family it embraces. It is complemented by our annual regimental journal, the Kingsman, our quarterly newsletters, monthly SITREPS and our busy social media accounts.
The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment is the Infantry Regiment of the North West of England, recruiting from the Mersey to the Scottish Border. It is our long heritage, forged in battle, which has made us amongst the very best soldiers in the British Army. If you want to be a Lion of England click below.
The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He will be joining A Coy, 1 LANCS Regiment after completing the Platoon Commanders Battle Course.He is pictured with the Colonel of the Regiment, Brigadier Frazer Lawrence and his Platoon Colour Sergeant, CSgt Walsh.
The Duke of Lancs Regiment Association to members of the Regiment, serving or retired, and their families. As a broad family, it covers our many elements, including cadets, civic links and the naval and military affiliations and alliances we have, both at home and internationally. These links have been built over our long history, and are part of broad heritage, which we cherish, and the flavour of which is captured by the site.
Corporal James Kirby, a Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment (LANCS) soldier based at Infantry Training Centre (ITC) Catterick, has ‘tabbed’ 154 miles, carrying 59kg, across the North of England in 48 hours, all in aid of Blesma.The charity is close to Cpl Kirby's heart, as his mum Denise had suffered from a life of physical difficulties after having her legs removed and being left unable to use her arms.
We date from 1680. Today’s regiment was formed on the 1st July 2006 from the merger of three historic regiments of the North West: The King’s Own Royal Border Regiment, The King’s Regiment and The ...
