The Duke Edinburgh’s Royal Regiment (Berkshire & Wiltshire)
The Regimental Emblazon
The Farmer’s Boys
The regiment was part of The British Army’s Order of Battle (ORBAT) from 1959 to 1994. It was formed by the amalgamation of two great county regiments, The Royal Berkshire Regiment and The Wiltshire Regiment, and served with distinction around the world.
The Regiment’s recruiting area was from Berkshire and Wiltshire however during its existence, among its ranks were soldiers from throughout the country in fact throughout the commonwealth from afar afield as the Caribbean to Fiji to South Africa and Australia.
belowThe Regiments most recognised nickname was “The Farmers Boys” which was taken from it’s Regimental march *The Farmers Boy”, the verse of which you can see scrolling across the top of the site. Other nicknames that were used were, The DERRs, The Wunders (1DERR).
A newsletter produced and published by the Redcoats Society of Friends of the Regimental Museum, located at the Wardrobe, Cathedral Close… Read More »New page – The Redcoats Review
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