pferguson | September 10, 2016
Soldiers Who Lie Here Row On Row The award of a humble bronze cross, the Victoria Cross, to Piper James Cleland Richardson has meant much to many people, many communities and many organizations. Jimmy’s story has been told and retold in articles, books and magazines… in exhibits and films and this will not end with […]
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Ian S. Williams | October 8, 2014
I find myself working late into the night on the Pipes of War film project. As the 7th of October 2014 becomes the 8th my mind ponders what Jimmy must have been thinking 98 years ago this very night. Only a few hours earlier he would have “implored the Commanding Officer with tears in his eyes” for […]
Category: Pipers of War, Production Notes |
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Tags: Bagpipes, Field Service Post Card, James Richardson, PIper Richardson, Pipes of war, Regina Trench, V.C., Victoria Cross, WWI
