Soldiers celebrate Balaclava Day before D Squadron deploy 25.10.11

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Soldiers from the Queen's Royal Hussars have celebrated their regimental day in Sennelager, Germany. Balaclava Day marks the Charge of the Light Brigade during the Crimean War and soldiers read lines from Alfred Tennyson's famous poem. The day is also a final chance for the regiment to get together as D Squadron are about to deploy to Afghanistan with the Warthog Group.



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