The Burma campaign was fought in the most demanding environment of the Second World War. Despite limited resources, the allied forces in the Far East achieved remarkable victories through ingenuity, determination, and adaptability.

Defeating the Japanese with the level of resupply available to the Allies in Northwestern Europe would have been a remarkable achievement. Achieving victory in the Far East with such limited resources is an inspirational story of endurance, dedication, innovation and adaption.

Join Lieutenant Colonel Mike Tickner, a retired Regular Army officer as he explores these inspiring campaigns. With a deep interest in the British Army in India, particularly the Far East campaigns and the Northwest Frontier, Mike has led battlefield studies in India and South-East Asia.

Reserve your tickets now for this captivating lecture, with tea and coffee on arrival and a Q&A session with Lieutenant Colonel Mike Tickner: TheGurkhaMuseum.co.uk/Event/Sustain-To-Victory/

Friends of The Gurkha Museum receive a discount.

You are invited to this illustrated talk, which will be the first at the refurbished Gurkha Museum. Lieutenant General Sir Peter Duffell KCB CBE MC, Vice Patron of the Museum, will share insights from his experience regarding the secret campaign during the Borneo Confrontation. He will highlight the courage of your forefathers, the cross-border CLARET operations, the strategic challenges faced, and the acts of gallantry that contributed to success in 1966.

Do not miss the opportunity to hear General Peter’s exceptional first-hand insights and commemorate sixty years since the Borneo Confrontation at the heart of your history. This engaging account will particularly interest those connected to the Brigade of Gurkhas who wish to learn more about their history.

Reserve your tickets now for this exceptional lecture and commemorate sixty years since the Borneo Confrontation:  www.GurkhaMuseum.co.uk/Event/Borneo-The-Secret-War/

Friends of The Gurkha Museum receive a discount.