The Annual 6 GR ‘All Ranks’ Bhela took place in Farnborough on Sat 14 Sep 24 organised by Maj Khusiman Gurung and his team. Over 400 veterans and families attended to meet old friends and listen to speeches and songs including the indomitable Capt Biru performing in his customary way. “Company” … [Read More...]
Welcome to the official website of the 6th Queen Elizabeth’s Own Gurkha Rifles
The 6th Queen Elizabeth's Own Gurkha Rifles was a rifle regiment of the British Indian Army comprising Gurkha soldiers of Nepalese origin, before being transferred to the British Army following India's independence. Originally raised in 1817, the name 6th Queen Elizabeth’s Own Gurkha Rifles ceased to exist as part of the British Army in 1994.
Provided and maintained by the 6th Gurkha Rifles Regimental Association, this website aims to help perpetuate the memory of the Regiment for all those who had the privilege and pleasure to serve in it. It is also a means of communicating the activities of The Association and The Trust as well as informing visitors of the activities of the 6th Gurkhas, both past and present.
Additional information for Association Members is in the Members Area. Further Battles and more archive photographs will be added over time. Many images on the site have come from Regimental albums and archives, now the property of The Gurkha Museum in Winchester and we are most grateful for their permission to use them. Other images have been willingly provided by individuals, too many to name, but to whom we are equally grateful.
We welcome your feedback and questions via the Contact page. Jai Sixth!
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Annual Gallipoli Dardanelles International Memorial Service – King’s Lynn 3 Aug 24
The Annual Service of ‘Gallipoli Dardanelles International’ took place at All Saints Church King’s Lynn on Saturday 3rd August 2024. There was a good turnout of local people as well as members of the Charity. There were representatives from Australia, New Zealand, France, Turkey and RAF Marham. A … [Read More...]
THE ASSOCIATION
2017 marked the 200th anniversary of the raising of the Regiment. This historic landmark was celebrated with two very successful Durbars in Nepal and in the UK.
Articles on the two Durbars and other 200th events with additional photos can be seen on the ‘Notice Board’