Sandhurst

Sandhurst was 22 years old at the time of the show.

He went directly into the army, where he's in training at Sandhurst.

After three months, he went to Sandhurst and was commissioned.

He was a military instructor between 1960 and 1963 at Sandhurst.

In 1877 he stood again and won the seat of Sandhurst.

Sandhurst was added to the Council in 1855, along with four other districts.

He passed through Sandhurst in 1913 as the top student of his year and the youngest.

From 1925 to 1927 he served as a company commander at Sandhurst.

Very nice fellows in their way, but if you want to get into Sandhurst, keep clear of them.

He was educated at Sandhurst and pursued a military career until 1884.

His funeral will take place at Sandhurst next week.

After being rejected by Sandhurst he opted to try flying.

As a lieutenant, he ultimately became an instructor at Sandhurst.

He was a rider when at Sandhurst, but "fell off a lot".

I come from an army family and grandfather was a lecturer at Sandhurst.

He is taken back again to 1959, to the Sandhurst he remembers.

A number of disputes are on record, showing how Sandhurst people sometimes took more resources than was allowed.

He later served as the college commander at Sandhurst.

He would join Sandhurst as the top student from India.

There you had it; but that was all gone before I went to Sandhurst.

At Sandhurst, he was critical of the war, which he said had been unnecessary.

Sandhurst School has over 1000 pupils and is currently specialising in science.

Between 1875 to 1879 he returned to Sandhurst but this time as an instructor of surveying.

He was born 11 September 1941 and educated at Sandhurst.