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1. guardsmagazine.com › obits › 2022 AutumnThe Guards Magazine

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   Ray Huggins was most probably the most outstanding Warrant Officer of his generation. He was a great example to all those, generals, cadets and guardsmen alike who met him during his life.

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3. www.arrse.co.uk › community › threadsAcademy Sergeant Major Ray Huggins MBE - Army Rumour Service

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   Apr 12, 2019 · Ray Huggins retired during my SMC - his last Sovereign's Parade was December 1979. Very, very moving as we all smashed our rifle butts into the ground in celebration as he arrived to march us off to Old College Square. Magazine springs and bayonets all over the place!

4. www.arrse.co.uk › community › threadsAcademy Sergeant Major Ray Huggins MBE - Army Rumour Service

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   Apr 12, 2019 · What a grand photo Pimps. Ray had a wonderful, impish, sense of humour which belied his immaculate, sometimes stern, presence on parade.

5. guardsmagazine.com › features › Winter2018The Guards Magazine

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   Ray Huggins, 18 years of age at the time, recalls the experience: seeing the SS soldiers digging the garden and preparing for their kit-inspections. His Company Commander was Dickie Rasch, and the Company Sergeant Major, Norman Mitchell, is also an In-Pensioner at the Royal Hospital.

6. www.arrse.co.uk › community › threadsRay Huggins MBE reported to have died | Army Rumour Service

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   May 18, 2022 · We said farewell at the grand entrance to the Royal Hospital, as I cheekily asked Mr Huggins how he normally spent his afternoons. Back came the answer instantly: ‘I am studying for an Open University degree in ….

7. www.grengds.com › news › 957Latest News - Grenadier Guards

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   May 23, 2022 · Sadly I write to notify you of the death on Friday 13th May at the Royal Hospital Chelsea of In-Pensioner Raymond Pearce Huggins MBE, aged 94. His funeral will take place on Tuesday 14th June at 2pm in the Wren Chapel at the Royal Hospital.

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   Who is Ray Huggins?

   • Following a long and successful career of over 34 years, Ray Huggins retired from the Army in 1980, to become the Deputy Administrator at Blenheim Palace, a role for which he was ideally suited. He worked there for 13 years, while his wife, Sheila, was the Blenheim Gardens’ Secretary.

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   What happened to Raymond Pearce Huggins?

   • Sadly I write to notify you of the death on Friday 13th May at the Royal Hospital Chelsea of In-Pensioner Raymond Pearce Huggins MBE, aged 94. His funeral will take place on Tuesday 14th June at 2pm in the Wren Chapel at the Royal Hospital. I believe that all are welcome to attend.

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   What did Ray Huggins do at Sandhurst?

   • Ray Huggins enjoyed his time at Sandhurst, and he left his mark on the place. He helped to steer the Academy though the difficult merging with Mons, and he set a high standard for all, on the drill square and elsewhere.

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   What did Ray Huggins do in the Grenadiers?

   • During his time with the Grenadiers, Ray Huggins served in many other places that have become only a memory for the British Army: Libya, Berlin, the Southern Cameroons, to name a few. In 1966 he was promoted to Warrant Officer Class One, serving first as Regimental Sergeant Major, Old College, Sandhurst.

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   Who was Arthur Huggins and what did he do?

   • Of course, no one believed him until a phone call established the truth of Arthur’s story. He went on to be awarded a Military Medal and Croix de Guerre, and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel (QM), later becoming a Military Knight of Windsor. In Pensioner Mr Ray Huggins MBE.

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9. twitter.com › ArmyComdtRMAS › statusMajor General Zac Stenning- Commandant Sandhurst on Twitter

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   Apr 10, 2019 · “What a privilege to have former Academy Sergeant Major Ray Huggins visit is at Sandhurst today. Welcome home Mr Huggins. ⁦@RMASandhurst⁩ ⁦@EventsRHC⁩ ⁦@BritishArmy⁩ ⁦@PoppyLegion⁩”