The above headline appeared in the Nottingham Evening Post on the 29th of January, accomranied by two photorraphs and the following cappion: "Training in practical internal security was piven at the week end to D Company of the Sherwood Foresters, Mercian Volunteers. The exercise at the Triumph Road Drill Hall included methods used for quelling riots and controlling crowds, "Speed was an essential part of the exercise and in the picture above the Volunteers race to 'fall in', as they would before settinre off to a trouble spot, An injured rioter, in the other photograph, needs "to be removed from the scene by stretcher, but the bearer must also he guarded against further attack, so a rifleman gives them protective cover, while they beat a hasty retreat." All the troops were fully armed.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 9, No. 5, c. 31 January 1968
Troops Learn How to Quell a Riot
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