A proforma is included for return with your membership fee and subscriptions to the Regimental Journal, the Journal 200 Club and the OCA 150+ Club. On this same proforma members are requested to tick where indicated if they hope to attend and would like to receive details later of the following events: Derbyshire Yeomanry Dinner, Canterbury Service, Field of Remembrance Ceremony and Luncheon, and the OCA Christmas Luncheon. Please do not forget to do this. REMEMBER "NO TICK - NO CIRCULAR LETTER".

INTERNET

Home Headquarters now has a web-site and an e-mail address. It will be a tremendous help to all of us if you could let this office have your e-mail address if you have one yourself. You can, of course do this through the Internet. Details are:

We will still send you your newsletter through the post but we would send you notification of any occurrences such as death notices, changes to our programme of events etc electronically. Click on ‘NEWS’ on the Home Page of our Web-Site. Here we will publish any occurrences of interest to members of the Regiment.

Attached is a questionnaire (page 17 & 18) which we have used before, and we would ask those who have not previously replied to complete. When completed, please return the questionnaire to Home Headquarters.

The reasons are very simple, namely to maintain and update our records, but also with the advent of the new computer system to create an accurate database that can give accurate lists for 9L, 12L, 9/12L and 27L of all ranks together with as many email addresses as possible.

One of our regular and sad duties is to notify the relevant people of deaths and other events. If we could create an accurate and rapid (near automatic) system, it would save the Association a great deal of time and money.Providing that the programme is correctly set up, those that cannot be contacted electronically will receive a letter.

GRAND MILITARY RACE MEETING AT SANDOWN PARK

Concessions are offered to serving and retired Military Personnel and families, organised parties travelling by coach.

Coach Park, space for tent/marquee, public car park, creche for children 5 and under are all free on the day.

Please apply with payment and stamped addressed envelope as early as possible and not later than Monday 8^th March to: Christopher Marriott, 9 Market Place, Faringdon, Oxon SN7 7HL. Tel: 01367 242422. Although car passes are included in the concessionary price, they are separate, so please specify the number required.

Contact Sandown Park, Esher, Surrey, KT10 9AJ (Tel: 01372 470047) as early as possible (and no later than Monday 8^th March).

Christopher Marriott Tel: 01367 242422, Fax: 01367 242317, Mobile: 07970 749658,

This will be held at the Museum in the Strand in Derby on 20^th March 2010. The Military Gallery in the museum will be open from 1000 hours onwards, Coffee available from 1100 hours and the first presentation will commence at 1130 hours. We will then break for lunch around 1230 hours. Lunch will cost £6.70 per head. If you would like to attend please complete the separate proforma at page 14 and return it to reach Home Headquarters by the Wednesday 10^th March 2010.

DERBY REUNION

A reunion of all Old Comrades will be held on Saturday, 20^th March 2010 at The Spot, Derby the same evening after the Museum Day. This event has increased in popularity every year. It is hoped that as many of you as possible will come again this year as it promises to be a very good evening. There will be a charge of £15.00 per head towards the buffet supper. Timings are 7.00 for 7.30 pm. As tickets sell very quickly, members wishing for more details should contact Mr G Arnold at 95 Highfield Lane, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 6PJ. Tel: Derby 01332 660 407 or Mobile: 07737 660 307. E Mail – derby.reunion@ntlworld.com

The Wessex reunion will be held at the Sherborne Hotel, Horsecastles Lane, Sherborne DT9 6BB on Saturday 17^th April 2010. Members wishing for further details, please contact Mr Ken Draper direct at 2 Winters Lane, Portesham, Weymouth, Dorset DT3 4ES. Tel: (01305) 871316.

It has been decided by the Committee to hold this year's AGM and Reunion Dinner in London on Saturday, 8^th May 2010. The London Scottish Regimental HQ, 95 Horseferry Road, Westminster, SW1P 2DX has been booked for the occasion. Tickets will be £15.00 each. This will include three glasses of wine. A cash bar has been arranged. The timings are: AGM - 1800 hours. Dinner - 1830 hours for 1900 hours. It would assist the Security Staff if all OCA members carried their membership cards. If you would like to attend please complete the separate proforma at page 15 and return it to reach Home Headquarters by the Friday 23^rd April 2010. During the evening a collection will be made for poppies and crosses at the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey.

The Combined Cavalry Memorial Parade will take place on Sunday 9^th May 2010 at 1100. OCA Members who take part in the march should form up at 1030 hours six abreast on Broad Walk West, Hyde Park Corner. Medals (not miniatures) should be worn. It is hoped that as many members as possible will give support on the day.

HHQ holds a limited number of tickets to the seated enclosure for the service. Applications should be made to HHQ. Priority will be given to OCA Members who can no longer march, wives and widows.

The Regimental Sergeant Major has asked that the OCA join him and members of the serving Regiment in the Tea Clipper Public House in Knightsbridge for drinks after the parade. This Pub is about 5 minutes walk from Hyde Park.

Head Dress at Reunion Parades

Over many years the Combined Cavalry Old Comrades Association has expressed the wish that berets are not to be worn at the Cavalry Memorial Parade. In line with this instruction it is requested that Old Comrades of the Regiment do not wear berets at Parades, Reunions, and Church Services etc. where 9/12L is officially represented.

The Derbyshire Yeomanry Comrades Association has extended an invitation to members of the OCA and serving members of the Regiment to join them for their annual dinner on Saturday, 24^th April 2010. The dinner will be held at the Midland Hotel, opposite the entrance to the Railway Station, Midland Road, Derby. The evening commences 19.00 for 19.30 p.m. Tickets are expected to cost £17.00 each. It is regretted that ladies are not present at Yeomanry dinners; therefore, they are not included in the invitation. However, they are invited to join the party after dinner from 2200 hours. It is hoped that as many members as possible will support the evening. If you wish to attend the dinner, please indicate this on the proforma on page 13 and return it to reach Home Headquarters no later than Wednesday 7^th April 2010.

FOUNDER’S DAY – THE ROYAL HOSPITAL CHELSEA

The Governor’s Review is a full Dress Rehearsal (with Band and Fanfares etc) taking place at 11.00 am (please be seated by 10.30 am). It is open to the Public, and Association members are welcome to attend. Entry is by the Chelsea Gate (next door to National Army Museum). Seating for this parade can be booked through the Royal Hospital Events Department on 0207 881 5303 so that they can give further details, and also have some idea of how many people are likely to come.

MONS MOY CELEBRATIONS-COMBINED WITH THE 50th ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMALGAMATION – 10th – 11th – 12th OF SEPTEMBER 2010

All Old Comrades have been kindly invited by the Commanding Officer Lieutenant Colonel W J O Fooks to celebrate Mons Moy 2010 combined with the 50^th Anniversary of the Amalgamation with the Regiment during the weekend of the 10^th – 12^th September.

Home Headquarters have booked 25 seats with British Airways, at a cost of £176.90 per person return. So those wishing to fly are asked to submit their intentions on the proforma provided on page 16 of the Newsletter with a deposit of £50.00 per person, or if you so wish the full amount.

Please make your cheque payable to 9/12L A/C No 0624784. Flight Timings are as follows:

IF ONLY PAYING A DEPOSIT THE FULL AMOUNT MUST BE PAID BY MONDAY 28th JUNE 2010. For those flying on the official flight ONLY transport will be arranged to our destination and return to the designated airport.

For those wishing to travel by private means, i.e. private cars etc, please make sure your car details and passengers are correct on the proforma provided on page 16 of this newsletter (NO LATER THAN MONDAY 28th JUNE 2010).This will enable the Regiment to have your passes ready on your arrival and your accommodation ready.

All those attending please note the earliest time of arrival at the Regiment is THURSDAY 9th SEPTEMBER.

Due to the shortage of accommodation in the Officers Mess a suitable Hotel has been sought for all Officers and their wives to stay during the Mons-Moy period.

Transport will be provided to and from the Hotel at times to suit. You are asked to book your reservations independently, making sure H.H.Q know your intentions to attend.

Please make sure that you have adequate insurance to cover you over this period.

A European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) may be obtained at any main Post Office and this will enable you to get basic cover if you are unfortunate enough to fall ill whilst in Europe.

9L BAND REUNION

The Band of the 9^th Queens Royal Lancers will hold their 13^th Annual Reunion at the Monkbar Hotel, York on Friday, Saturday & Sunday the 10th 11^thand 12^th September 2010. Anyone who is interested in attending should contact Mr WD Haydock direct at 20 Birkdale Drive, Bury, Lancashire BL8 2SG.

At 1230 hours on Sunday, 19^th September 2010 a wreath will be laid at the 9th Lancers Memorial in the nave of the Cathedral. A short service will follow. A luncheon afterwards is arranged for those who would like to attend. The price of the luncheon will be £25.00 per person. If you wish to attend the service and luncheon, please indicate the fact on the proforma at page 13 then details of the arrangements will be sent to you in due course.

Attendance at Canterbury has been falling off for a number of years and we are seriously considering for how long we can continue holding our service in the Cathedral. It would be a tragedy if it were to cease especially as we have two very fine memorials, one in the Cathedral and the other in the Cloisters. If you are in a position to attend we would very much like to see you there.

The poppy planting ceremony will be held at Westminster Abbey at 1100 hours on Thursday, 4^th November 2010. Last year His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh honoured us with his presence. It is hoped that as many Old Comrades as are able will attend.

Afterwards a luncheon will be held at the Union Jack Club (£20.00 per person). If you would like to attend, please tick the appropriate section on page 13 and return it to Home Headquarters.

OCA CHRISTMAS LUNCH & REUNION

The annual London reunion and Christmas luncheon will be held at The London Scottish Regimental HQ, 95 Horseferry Road, Westminster, SW1P 2DX on Saturday 11^th December 2010. OCA members, serving members of the Regiment, families and friends are all welcome. It is expected that the cost with wine will be approximately £25.00 per head. The bar will be open from 1200 hours. If you hope to attend and wish to receive more information, please tick page 13 in the space provided.

DID YOU SERVE WITH THE JUNIOR LEADERS AT BOVINGTON BETWEEN 1952-1993?

Many ex Boy Soldiers, ex Junior Leaders and ex Junior Bandsmen along with ex Permanent Staff of all ranks are joining the Junior Leaders’ Regiment, RAC, Old Boys’ Association. The object of the Old Boys’Association is – “to bring together in true comradeship and friendship, those who have served in the Boys’ Squadron and Leaders’ Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps.”

For further information on how to join the Old Boys’ Association and receive details of reunion, visit the website at http://www.jlrrac.co.uk or write to: The Secretary, JLR RAC OBA, Centurion House, Park Road West, Huddersfield HD4 5RX.

The Regimental Journal for 2009 will be ready for distribution in May 2010. Producing the Journal a little later than usual allows for a completed year of regimental life to be covered i.e. January - December 2009.

Members are reminded that the Treasurer keeps a supply of cap badges, lapel badges, blazer badges and a number of other items with regimental connotations. Contact Mr NAS Higginson, 5, Longbridge, Willesborough Lees, Ashford, Kent TN24 0TA. Telephone number: 01233 632468.

JOURNAL 200 CLUB

The Journal 200 Club helps to finance the Regimental Journal. The annual subscription is £6.50 per number. Quarterly draws are held for prizes of £90, £60, £30 and £15. Membership of the Journal 200 Club does not include the cost of the Regimental Journal.

May I appeal for your continued support. There are at present vacant numbers available, so if you do not already belong, please join this year.

The Club supports Old Comrades Association funds. The annual subscription is £5.00. There are 3 draws per year (April, August and December) for prizes of £80, £50, £25 and £15.

HOME HEADQUARTERS RECORDS

If you are moving house, please let us know, so that we can keep our records up to date.

You are reminded that the acceptance and wearing of foreign awards is subject to very strict rules. These have recently been revised in the light of the British Armed Forces’ increasing involvement in operation with allies. In all circumstances the Sovereign’s permission is required before a UK citizen or a member of the Armed Forces may accept or wear an order, decoration or medal offered by a foreign government. Certain awards, such as some UN Medals, have already been sanctioned by HM The Queen and may be worn by those entitled to wear them at all times. If you are in any doubt whether you are allowed to accept or wear a foreign award you should seek guidance from: Defence Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Metropole Building Northumberland Avenue, LONDON WC2N 5BL

The Members of the Old Comrades Association are the eyes and ears of Home Headquarters. We rely on all of you to keep us informed about any Old Comrade or his widow or other dependants who are in need of help from the Regimental Charitable Association. Last year the Charitable Association was able to help in 50 cases when we distributed some £24,030 but none of this would have been possible without the help of the wonderful SSAFA caseworkers who investigate all cases of hardship that we pass on to them. Their recommendations are invaluable in assessing the amount of help that should be given, and once that has been agreed by the Trustees SSAFA again make sure that the money granted is applied directly to the problem.

Please always remember that the Charitable Association was set up specifically to help Old Comrades who through no fault of their own require assistance.

The Veterans Agency is the focal point within the Ministry of Defence for providing information and advice on issues concern to veterans and their families via the Veterans Agency free help line service – 0800 169 2277 or email: veterans.help@spva.gsi.gov.uk

The Government’s Veterans Initiative was launched in clear recognition of the special status of those who have served in the UK Armed Forces and the unique contribution they have made to the country. It works towards a better co-ordination and communications – not only with the veterans community, but also across Government and with charities and the voluntary sector – to improve the level of services and support available for veterans and their families.

The term ‘veteran’ is used to mean all those who have served in the UK Armed Forces including their widow(er)s and dependants.

Veterans and their families can get help on many different issues for example health, financial, employment and accommodation. The Veterans Agency Free Helpline can also help with enquiries about service records, medals and military graves – these are just a few examples of the type of advice available. A wide range of information of interest to veterans is also available on the Veterans Agency website www.veterans-uk.info including useful links to other organisations and Government Departments.

In addition, the Veterans Agency War Pensioners’ Welfare Service gives extensive advice and support to all War Pensioners and War Widow(er)s living in the UK and the Irish Republic. They also give advice and assistance to anybody who thinks they may be able to claim a War Disablement/War Widow(er)s Pension.

The Welfare Service works in close partnership with ex-Service organisations, War Pensions Committees and other voluntary groups or statutory bodies such as social services departments in delivering welfare support. They can provide a wide range of advice on:

Address: Service Personnel and Veterans Agency, Norcross, Thornton Cleveleys, Lancashire FY5 3WP.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – SSAFA/FH

SSAFA Forces Help is a leading National Service Charity, established to relieve hardship and to assist Service and ex-Service personnel and their families. They care for over 80,000 people every year.

Caseworkers, Visitors, Team Leaders, Treasurers and Fundraisers are required in many parts of the United Kingdom. The volunteers are the last line of defence for the 14 million people entitled to call on SSAFA/FH for help. They meet the ever-increasing needs of the past and present Service people and their dependants, among them an ageing Wartime Generation. SSAFA/FH offer training, all out of pocket expenses and job satisfaction. For more information contact them on 0207 403 8783 or 0845 1300 975 or write to them at 19 Queen Elizabeth Street, London SE1 2LP or visit www.ssafa.org.uk.

HAIG HOMES

The Douglas Haig Memorial Homes Trust exists to provide housing for ex-servicemen at low rents. Rental depends on size and location varies between £45 to £90 for a three-bedroom semi detached house. There are also larger and smaller dwellings.

To get further information and to start the application process you should in the first instance contact:

The Housing Officer, Haig Homes, Alban Dobson House, Green Lane, Morden, Surrey SM4 5NS.

Get in touch with Home Headquarters if you have difficulties contacting the Haig Housing Trust.

The service is provided for older people who served in the armed forces and their dependants. ESHRA has details of all care homes providing residential and nursing care and independent living accommodation managed by ex-Service charities and organisations as well as sheltered/retirement accommodation, if this is more appropriate for the needs of the individual. The advisers can provide guidance regarding Social Services assessments/funding; welfare benefits, service charities and other organisations that provide help for the elderly.

For further details, contact ESHRA by post to ESHRA, Royal British Legion, 199 Borough High Street, London SE1 1AA or telephone 0207 839 4466. Alternatively, you can email ESHRA: eshra@britishlegion.org.uk or visit ESHRA online at www.eshra.com.

I have lost count of the number of times I hear this when talking to old soldiers. “I’d never qualify”, they say. “Didn’t you have to be in the war? A Sergeant’s Mess member? Have lots of medals?”

The answer is emphatically “No!”. The Royal Hospital Chelsea was founded by Charles II towards the end of the 17^th century as a refuge for old soldiers and that is precisely what it is today – an oasis of calm in a busy world, a residential care home for 300 Pensioners, who go about their daily lives exactly as they would if in any other old-peoples home, but with a small military accent. Of course, this alone may be enough to put some men off. “I’ve done more Church Parades then you’ve had hot dinners, sonny, and I ain’t about to start that again!”

Well you can’t please everyone, but very few people realize that it is remarkably easy to apply for a berth at the Royal Hospital, that each applicant is given a chance to see it for himself before deciding, and that once in residence there is a huge amount on offer. Whether your interests lie in socialising, sports (nothing to strenuous!), military history, travel, music, handicrafts or gardening. The Royal Hospital Chelsea has all this on offer and more besides, and all in congenial surroundings where the accent is on informality and friendship and where experiences and freedom from worry add to the quality of life. And we are always looking for Pensioners who can bring their skills to bear in the day – to – day administration of the Royal Hospital.

Facilities (all free of charge) include full bed and board, uniform, laundry, cleaning and full-time in-house medical and nursing care. Visits from families, friends and regimental associations are encouraged and Pensioners are free to come and go as they please whether to the shops, the bookie’s (very popular) or further a field on outings and cruises.

“Too good to be true”, I hear you say. “There must be a catch”. Well no, not really. To qualify as a Chelsea Pensioner all you have to be is:

“Not such a bad deal after all”, I hear you murmur. No indeed! Interested? Then ring the Head of Administration 0207 881 5204 or visit our website www.chelsea-pensioners.org.uk for further information

REGIMENTAL JOURNALS ON CD ROM

By popular demand HHQ have now had the following journals put on to CD ROM. For ease of searching, all come with their own search engine. They may be purchased from HHQ or if visiting, from the Regimental Museum at the following cost:

1. Would you please forward the following CD ROMs:…………………………………..

2. I enclose a cheque for £………….payable to Museum Trust A/C NO: 0113879 to cover the cost.

Name: ………………………………………………………………(block letters please)

Address: ………………………………………………………………………………….

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The following Regimental Histories and Historical Records are available for purchase. If you would like a copy please return the slip below to Home Headquarters enclosing the appropriate cheque or postal order payable to Museum Trust 9/12L A/C No: 0113879.

7. ‘Cleanse Their Souls’ (Peace - keeping in Bosnia’s Civil War 1992-1993)

By Monty Woolley

Hardback, 232 pages

£12.00 inclusive of package and postage

1. Would you please forward a copy of ………………………………………………………………………..

2. I enclose a cheque for £…………..payable to Museum Trust A/C No 0113879 to cover the cost

Name: …………………………………………………………………… (Block letters please)

Address: …………………………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………. Post Code……………….

9TH/12TH ROYAL LANCERS OLD COMRADES

Please return to: CAPTAIN S P HARDY, HOME HEADQUARTERS, 9TH/12TH ROYAL LANCERS,

NAME: .............................................……………………………………….

ADDRESS: .............................................……………………………………….

.......................…………………..Post Code:..........………………

TEL No: .............................Fax No:…………………E-mail: ……………..

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DUE TO THE COST OF POSTAGE, RECEIPTS WILL NOT BE SENT. MEMBERS WANTING A RECEIPT ARE REQUESTED TO ENCLOSE A STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE.

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4 NOVEMBER FIELD OF REMEMBRANCE SERVICE & LUNCHEON .....……

NAME: .....................................………………………………………... (BLOCK LETTERS) PLEASE)

1. I shall be attending the Regimental Museum Day on Saturday, 20^th March 2010.

3. I would like ....... luncheon ticket(s) @ £6.70 each and enclose my cheque (payable to

NAME: …………………………………………………………………………..

ADDRESS: ……………………………................................................……………

..............................………………………..Post Code: ....…………….

OCA ANNUAL DINNER TO BE HELD AT

THE LONDON SCOTTISH REGIMENTAL HQ, 95 HORSEFERRY ROAD, WESTMINSTER, SW1P 2DX

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3. I enclose my cheque for £………..@ £15.00 each (payable to 9^th/12^th Royal Lancers A/C 0624784)

Name: ………………………………………………………………..(Block letters please)

Address: ……………………………………………………………………………..

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AIR PASSENGERS

FULL NAME(s): …………………………………………………………………….

ADDRESS: …………………………………………………………………….

……………………………………………Post Code: …………..

I enclose a cheque (payable to 9^th/12^th Royal Lancers A/C 0624784) as a deposit of £50.00 (Full Amount To Be Paid By 28^th June 2010).

After completing this you will receive further details regarding arrangements for your flight and accommodation.

PRIVATE ARRANGEMENTS

I will be travelling under private arrangements. The details of my vehicle and passengers are:

Car Registration No ……………………… Make of vehicle …………………………..

Title: _________ Surname: _____________________________ First name: _______________________

Fax: Home: ____________________ Office: ______________________ Email: _____________________

9L 12L 22L 27L 9/12L? Who and where? ___________________________________________

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Honours and Awards (with dates): ___________________________________________________________

Where did you join the Army?__________________________________ Date: _______________________

Did you serve in the Ranks? ______________ Where? ___________________ Dates: __________________

Where did you do your Officer training? ______________________________________________________

Date of Commissioning: ___________________________________________________________________

Which Regiment were you commissioned into? ________________________________________________

Where did you do your basic training? ________________________________________________________

When and where did you join the Regiment? ___________________________________________________

Did you transfer to another Regiment? ________________________________________________________

Highest Rank attained during service in the Regiment: ___________________________________________

Highest Rank attained in the Army (and in what appointment): ____________________________________

Brief outline of service career (with dates) in particular what Regimental appointments you held and which Squadrons you served in: __________________________________________________________________

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Regimental Sports & Games (did you represent the Regiment at any time?) __________________________

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Any other achievements or anecdotes? ________________________________________________________

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Date and Place of Birth: ___________________________________________________________________

Schools (with dates): _____________________________________________________________________

University (with dates): ___________________________________________________________________

College: _______________________________________________________________________________

Qualifications: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Brief outline of career outside the Army: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

An invitation from the B Sqn RY (LDY) officers has been extended to past and present 9/12L officers to join them in their private box at Leicester Race Course on Friday 12^th March 2010. The cost, which will include a buffet luncheon, entrance to the Members enclosure and free car parking is £35.00

If you want to come please complete Annex A on page 20 and return to Major Luke Smith with your cheque by Thursday 25^th February 2010.

DERBY REUNION SATURDAY, 20^th MARCH 2010

Last year some 300 past soldiers attended the Derby Reunion. It was rather disappointing that so few past officers attended. If you can spare the time it would be very much appreciated if you could come and support the event. I am sure you will meet someone from your past and they would be delighted to see you.

A buffet luncheon for officers, past officers and friends will be held at the RAF Club, 128 Piccadilly after the Combined Cavalry Memorial Parade. The cost will be £30.00 per head and will include drinks beforehand. Would you please return the attached Annex B on page 21 to reach Home Headquarters by Monday 26^th April 2010 so that catering arrangements can be made in good time.

OFFICERS' DINNER 2010 (TBC)

The Officers Dinner will be held at the Cavalry and Guards Club on Thursday, 9^th December 2010.

PLEASE RETURN TO REACH

I require ………….. Tickets @ £35.00 each and enclose a cheque for £………payable to

An early reply would be appreciated so we can confirm to the racecourse the numbers coming; for those already members of Leicester Racecourse lunch only tickets are available @£20.00

PLEASE PRINT NAME AND ADDRESS

PLEASE RETURN TO REACH

HHQ BY MONDAY 26^th APRIL 2010

1. I would like ....... ticket(s) for the luncheon at the RAF Club on Sunday, 9^th May 2010.

2. I will be accompanied by: .......................................……………………………….

NAME: ......................................................……………………………………………

ADDRESS: …………………………………………………………………………………

………………………………………………Post Code:…………………….

TEL No: ……………………………… E-mail …………………………………………

INTERNET

GRAND MILITARY RACE MEETING AT SANDOWN PARK

DERBY REUNION

Head Dress at Reunion Parades

FOUNDER’S DAY – THE ROYAL HOSPITAL CHELSEA

Please make your cheque payable to 9/12L A/C No 0624784. Flight Timings are as follows:

9L BAND REUNION

OCA CHRISTMAS LUNCH & REUNION

DID YOU SERVE WITH THE JUNIOR LEADERS AT BOVINGTON BETWEEN 1952-1993?

JOURNAL 200 CLUB

HOME HEADQUARTERS RECORDS

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – SSAFA/FH

HAIG HOMES

REGIMENTAL JOURNALS ON CD ROM

9TH/12TH ROYAL LANCERS OLD COMRADES

4 NOVEMBER FIELD OF REMEMBRANCE SERVICE & LUNCHEON .....……

OCA ANNUAL DINNER TO BE HELD AT

AIR PASSENGERS

PRIVATE ARRANGEMENTS

DERBY REUNION SATURDAY, 20th MARCH 2010

OFFICERS' DINNER 2010 (TBC)

PLEASE RETURN TO REACH

PLEASE PRINT NAME AND ADDRESS

PLEASE RETURN TO REACH

HHQ BY MONDAY 26th APRIL 2010

DERBY REUNION SATURDAY, 20^th MARCH 2010

HHQ BY MONDAY 26^th APRIL 2010