1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment (1881 to 1913)


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1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment on parade at Quetta 1889
 


Worcestershire Regiment soldiers on the hill side at Bolan Pass
    

The Bolan Pass has always occupied an important place in the history of British campaigns in Afghanistan. It is situated on the Baluch frontier, connecting Jacobabad and Sibi with Quetta. Since the treaty of Gandamak, which was signed at the close of the first phase of the Afghan War in 1879, the Bolan route has been brought directly under British control.


1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment Officers bungalow at Rawal Pindi (1889)
 


1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment - Best Shooting Section - Quetta (July 1894)
  (Cpl. Gillings middle row seated on the left)
 


1st Battion Worcestershire Regiment - Order of Dress
 


Kamptee, India (1894)
 


Parade Ground at Kamptee, India
 


1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment men dismissed after Church Parade
Kamptee, India (1894)
 


1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment - Sports Shield Winners
Lieut. Fagan seen 3rd from left wearing dark shirt with 29 on it.
 


Cooling off after long hot march
 


Mens quarters inside one of the bungalows
 


Corporals Mess
 


Orders to Sentry
 


Guard Room, Kamptee, India
 


1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment - 'B' Company men
Kamptee, India (June 1893)
 


'D' Company Musical Section
 


Recreation Room and Theatre - English mail just arrived