Winchester Ladies Probus enjoyed a visit to the Royal Logistics Corps Museum.
The museum, located at Worthy Down, showcases a wide range of exhibits, offering a glimpse into military history.
The exhibits are spread over two floors and include medals from the Royal Corps of Transport, historical items from Waterloo and the First and Second World Wars.
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Notably, Field Marshal Montgomery’s D-Day Rolls-Royce, a despatch rider’s motorbike and Napoleon’s field bakery are all on display.
The museum, which was purpose-built and opened by the Princess Royal in 2021, also features a current display of photographs of army athletes who have participated in the Olympic Games over the years.
The museum provides free entrance, ample parking and a snack bar, making it a convenient and cost-effective day out.
Winchester Ladies Probus, a group for retired women who enjoy socialising and listening to speakers, meet on the second Tuesday morning of each month in Kings Worthy.
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