Bearskins, Bayonets and Bravery - Notes from The Guards Museum

Andrew Wallace uses episode 21 of Bearskins, Bayonets and Bravery to trace the life of Lieutenant Colonel Cecil Harry Yeager, known as Jiggs, from his 1913 birth in Folkestone to his appointment as Director of Music of the Irish Guards in April 1949.

Bearskins, Bayonets and Bravery episode 20 follows Andrew Wallace through the Falklands War, the 1991 Gulf War, and Operation Telic using museum objects and wartime accounts.

Jack Nye said the Parachute Regiment signalman changed into civvies, and the gun fired before "fire" was given.

Bearskins, Bayonets and Bravery episode 17 follows the Guards Armoured Division from its May 1941 formation through Normandy, Brussels, Arnhem, and the Rhine.

Andrew Wallace traces the Guards’ campaign in Italy from the September 1943 Salerno landing through the winter positions of 1944–45.

The director of the Guards Museum shares stories from the museum's library and anecdotes about a former Guardsman stuck in Oman.

The director of the Guards Museum shares stories and readings from a book about a famous Guards musician.

The director of the Guards Museum shares his background and the museum's focus on the history of the five regiments of the Sovereign's Foot Guards.