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In 1959 the barracks was taken over by the Junior Leaders Regiment Royal Artillery(JLRRA).The Regiment was tasked with producing the future NCOs and warrant officers for the Artillery. The training included skill-at-arms, drill, fieldcraft, first aid, NBC, leadership, character training, map reading, education, physical training, gunnery and signals. The regiment was divided into four batteries - 2, 33, 39 and 40. Each battery consisted of four troops. Each battery and troop carried the name of a famous gunner of the past. Camaraderie was built up through the system of troops and batteries and there was a great deal of healthy competition in all areas, especially sport.
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" As you will know if you’ve ever proposed a unit for addition to the menu, the guidance says: "Please make sure your Entries are in the right boxes and aren’t abbreviations, ..[etc.]" We nevertheless have quite a lot of units that are only identified by the abbreviations of their ..."
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" Hi Terry, Don’t know if you and your old mates are aware but the Junior Leaders RAC are having their first reunion at the Tank Museum in Sep 2009. You can find out more at jlrrac . co . uk and can join the Old Boys Forum to see what it’s all about. Geoff "
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" anybody know of charlie droz 19 Regt RA.. Also anybody from campbell troop JLRRA BRAMCOTE 1979/80 "
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"Looking for old mates Borgard Troop 1979 JLRRA"
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"jlrra i was there in april 80 - 81 i was in 2 baker bty/ baker troop. anyone out there from the same troop?"
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