A FULHAM Territorial Army reservist who put up a brand new model has been offered an for his efforts. Captain Chris Elliott, 46, based at the Royal Yeomanry in Fulham High Street, was offered the Volunteer Reservist of the Entire Year trophy by the Reserve Forces and Cadets Association for Greater London. Realising the importance of the Army 2020 proposals that'll involve a growth in volunteers soldiers to 18,000, he concluded the Territorial Army will make substantial utilization of, and could benefit from, soldiers and officials making the regular Army. An ex-regular soldier herself, hiring in 1984, he canvassed impression in his former Regiment, family Members Cavalry, to drum up support having noted an important difference between 'A' Squadron in Swindon and the Regimentas HQ in Fulham, which was not included in every other reserve Royal Armoured Corps routine. He concluded a fresh system could possibly be recognized and experienced at Combermere Barracks in Windsor drawing from ex-regular Household Cavalry soldiers have been leaving the Regular Army, and worked tirelessly to generate interest among new and future service-leavers. The other day speaking at the service in Bayswater, Captain Elliott said: aIt is true recognition of the in general work the squadron is performing and I share it with most of my colleagues.a Higher London Reserve Forces and Cadets Association leader Hugh Purcell: aAs a result of of his foresight, Captain Elliot has not only increased the reserve footprint at a vital time, but also served the Royal Yeomanry in meeting its manning targets."
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