Royal Bermuda Regiment Deploys to UK for Two-Week Exercise Active Shield 26
More than 140 troops from the Royal Bermuda Regiment deployed to the UK for a two-week training exercise, Exercise Active Shield 26, designed to sharpen skills, build resilience, and strengthen ties with British Army units. The exercise took place across two locations: Lydd Camp in Kent for public order training, and Catterick for weapons ranges, urban operations, and adventure training alongside the Royal Lancers. The deployment included visits from Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Gloucester and the Governor of Bermuda. The training aimed to develop operational capability and demonstrate UK commitment to its overseas territory forces. Soldiers engaged in live firing, urban training, and adventure activities like climbing and hill walking. The Royal Bermuda Regiment is a reserve infantry unit responsible for internal security and disaster relief in Bermuda.
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