RBR Patrol Cup Match - On Land and Sea
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Bermuda’s soldiers were on high alert over the Cup Match holiday – on shore and out on the water.
Bermuda’s soldiers were on high alert over the Cup Match holiday – on shore and out on the water.
The island’s soldiers have notched up their longest continuous period on duty since World War II because of the coronavirus crisis.
Former Royal Bermuda Regiment Training Officer Ben Beasley yesterday (MON) took over command of the island’s military.
A Bermuda Coast Guard crew rescued a solo sailor whose boat started to take on water on the high seas.
This morning the Governor, Mr John Rankin CMG, visited the Bermuda Coast Guard at Watford House as the unit marks its 50th day of embodiment operations.
An energy company has stepped up to help Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers stay on the roads.
Fuel supplier RUBiS has donated 200 $20 fuel cards to the RBR – enough to give one to every soldier embodied over the Covid-19 crisis.
A luxury hotel has thanked the island’s soldiers on duty over the Covid-19 crisis with two dinners prepared by its top chefs.
The island’s two biggest telecommunications companies have donated almost $30,000 worth of cell phone services to help soldiers on the Covid-19 frontline keep in touch with their loved ones.