
The Royal Bermuda Regiment family yesterday united to pay their respects to Colour Sergeant Keith Whorms, who died suddenly last week. Colour Sergeant Whorms, diplomatic driver for the Premier and earlier for the Governor, was 53. Read More…

The Royal Bermuda Regiment family yesterday united to pay their respects to Colour Sergeant Keith Whorms, who died suddenly last week. Colour Sergeant Whorms, diplomatic driver for the Premier and earlier for the Governor, was 53. Read More…

Specially trained soldiers from the Royal Bermuda Regiment were out in force for the opening day of the America’s Cup on land and on the water. Troops performed security checks on visitors at Cross Island and patrolled the waters around the venue with the Bermuda Police Service marine police. The

Visitors, residents and dignitaries looked on as about 60 members of the Royal Bermuda Regiment paraded at the traditional Peppercorn Ceremony in St George today.

The commanding officers of British Overseas Territories’ military units from around the world have joined forces for the first time to create strength in numbers.