The Regiment That Was Born Before It Could Jump
The Golden Jubilee stamp dates the regiment to 1943, two years before it could actually jump. The gun in the picture explains why that gap is the real story.
The Golden Jubilee stamp dates the regiment to 1943, two years before it could actually jump. The gun in the picture explains why that gap is the real story.
A 1982 golden-jubilee stamp shows the Academy’s most famous building. It leaves out the founder, the motto carved inside, and the two armies that came from one class.