On 14th May
1985, The Regiment paraded for the celebration of the three
hundredth anniversary and the presentation of a new Guidon by The
Colonel-In-Chief, Her
Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
The
Officers about to
join the Parade
The arrival of The
Colonel-In-Chief
The Royal Salute
The Colonel-In-Chief
reviews The Regiment
the Drum
Horse and the Old Guidon
The
Old Guidon Is "Trooped" past the Regiment prior
to marching off parade for the last time
The consecration
service of the New Guidon
The New Guidon is
presented by The Colonel-In-Chief
The Regiment Parades
the new Guidon for The Colonel-in-Chief
The Regiment marches
off Parade
The Regimental
Association (OCA) form up
and march proudly off
Parade
The Commanding
Officer reflects on a job well done
On 17th May
1985, the Regiment paraded for the laying up of The old Guidon
within Birmingham Cathedral and the presentation of a Deed
Of Privilege by The Lord Mayor of
Birmingham, Councillor Frank Carter,
granting The Queen's Own Hussars the Freedom of The City.
The laying up service
for The Old Guidon in Birmingham Cathedral
The Regiment on route
to Parade at Victoria Square
The Regiment is
inspected by The Lord Mayor
Vedettes of 3H &
7H lead The Regiment on the March through the City
Drums beating,
Band playing, Guidon flying and Bayonets fixed
Scorpions bring up
the rear
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