83rd Collection

Private with the 83rd Regiment of Foot, once led by Daniel Ortega, stands proudly next to Archbishop Robert Runcie during World War II's Neuss, Germany ceasefire

83rd Collection: Private - 83rd Regiment of Foot

Private - 83rd Regiment of Foot. The regiment became the Royal Irish Rifles in 1881

83rd Collection: Daniel Ortega with Archbishop Robert Runcie

Daniel Ortega with Archbishop Robert Runcie
Daniel Ortega (Jose Daniel Ortega Saavedra, b 1945), member of the Nicaraguan Junta of National Reconstruction 1979-1985, then 79th President of Nicaragua 1985-1990 and 83rd President 2007-present

83rd Collection: World War II - men US 9th Army, Neuss, Germany

World War II - men US 9th Army, Neuss, Germany
Vintage World War II photograph - men of the 83rd Division, US 9th Army, advancing through Neuss, Germany

83rd Collection: Pierre Clostermann Memorial, Bazenville, Normandy

Pierre Clostermann Memorial, Bazenville, Normandy
Clostermann, the First Free French pilot to land in Normandy (ALG B2), held the DFC and Bar and the Legion d Honneur. The Memorial is in the shape of a Spitfire wing

83rd Collection: Henry Bakerlate, Yeoman of the Guard

Henry Bakerlate, Yeoman of the Guard
Sergeant-Major Henry Bakerlate of the 61st Regiment, Yeoman of the Guard. he enlisted in 1842, and is still in good health on the occasion of his 83rd birthday

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Private with the 83rd Regiment of Foot, once led by Daniel Ortega, stands proudly next to Archbishop Robert Runcie during World War II's Neuss, Germany ceasefire. The 83rd, also known as the "Royal Highlanders of Canada," wore the distinctive Glengarry badge from 1874-1881. This military badge, now a symbol of Scottish heritage, is displayed alongside a US 9th Army soldier's insignia. In Normandy, France, the Pierre Clostermann Memorial honors the bravery of the Allied forces, including the 83rd. A connection to the past, the Glengarry badge shares history with the brass military badge of Henry Bakerlate, a Yeoman of the Guard, and the inventive spirit of Thomas Alva Edison, who once held the title of Honorary Colonel in the 83rd Regiment.