Blyth Battery

Sand from the beaches in Normandy collected by Mark Legard with a wreath made by Alice Levy . Lest we forget # #

Battery volunteers meeting to night at 7.00 pm # # #

Happy Easter !
Blyth battery will be open today
Call in to the tea room .
Look around our heritage center!
We would love to see you.
Easter egg hunt in the magazine !!

12 great pictures from the Blyth Battery Goes To War battle re-enactment event at the weekend An estimated 46,000 visitors attended an annual battle re-enactment event in Blyth.

BLYTH BATTERY GOES TO WAR The Battery has stood guard at the mouth of the river Blyth in Northumberland for more than a century. It’s an impressive array of buildings that acted as a lookout, armaments, storage and an assem…

For those who liked our NSP card on the , the 2nd in the series is for the Bren LMG. Something that people might be a bit more familiar with if they used the L4 or the Bren in Cadet units. It was important for us to ensure it's fit for use today.

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The Legacy Ode was adapted from the second verse of the American Poet RW Lilliard’s 'An American Answer' written in 1918 as an answer to the challenge within 'In Flanders' Fields'.

The Legacy Torch was derived from the poem 'In Flanders' Fields' with the Torch symbolising the undying flame of service and sacrifice handed to us by our comrades in war who have passed on.