1984
1st Bn The Royal Green Jackets
C/Sgt Finn began training the Bisley team in March with a squad of twenty. They shot extremely well at the South West District Skill at Arms meeting in May, winning the Major Units Championship at a District meeting for the third consecutive year, five other team matches, and taking four of the top five places in the Individual Rifle Championship which was won by Corporal Frape.
With renewed confidence they then set their sights on the Regular Army Skill at Arms Meeting at Bisley, they performed reasonably well in the team matches.
Bisley
Team Events
| KRRC CUP (entries 63) | 10th |
| Infantry Rifle Championship Match (entries 38) | 3rd |
| The Rifle Team Match (entries 63) | 7th |
| LMG Match (entries 227) | 11th |
| The Queen Victoria Cup (entries 33) | 3rd |
| The Sniper Team Match (entries 41) | 4th |
Individual Matches
| The Army Championship (The ARA Silver Jewel) (entries 720) | 2nd | Cpl Frape |
| The Army Hundred Cup | 2nd | Cpl Frape |
| The Roupell Cup (A Class) | 3rd | Cpl Frape |
| The Association Cup | 6th | Cpl Frape |
| The Gurkha Welfare Match (entries 627) | 3rd | Cpl Frape |
| The Old Contemptibles Cup | 3rd | Cpl Frape |
| Queen's Silver Jubilee Aggregate (entries 720) | 4th | Cpl Frape |
| The Roberts Cup (entries 297) | 6th | Cpl G Brewer |
| The Henry Whitehead Cup (A Class) | 2nd | Cpl S Painter |
| The Henry Whitehead Cup (B Class) | 3rd | Rfn Carroll |
Cpl Frape
2nd Bn The Royal Green Jackets
Due to training commitments no shooting competitions were entered.
3rd Bn The Royal Green Jackets
1984 was declared the ‘Year of the Shot’ and Captain Roy Stanger formed up the Battalion Shooting Team who, under his leadership, were to have a much improved season.
| Divisional Skill At Arms Meeting | 2nd |
Bisley
| Unit and Infantry Championships | 6th |
| KRRC Cup (entries 63) | 16th |
| The Rifle Team Match | 13th |
| Team Night Shooting Match (entries 38) | 3rd |
Battalion Shot - Rfn K Walker – ‘I’ Company
Methuen
A team from the Light Division was entered .
| The Methuen Cup (entries 35 | 3rd |
At last ‘W02 Winkworth’s learnt how to spot’ – an improvement on 1980
The Light Division Depot
No shooting teams at SEDSAM or Bisley due to the pressure of other commitments.
The Oxfordshire RGJ Battalion ACF
Shooting is in a period of redevelopment and the year has primarily been spent replacing the ‘old and bold’ (yes we have them too). This goes well and we hope to prove it at Bisley ’85. This year Cadet Laker represented the ACF in the Inter-Services Shoot at Bisley and we came third in the individual at CADSAM.
1st Cadet Battalion (KRRC) The Royal Green Jackets
ACF Trustees
‘B’ Company won the RGJ .22 Shooting trophy in the National Competition and subsequently were placed fourth overall in the United Kingdom Championships. ‘B’ Company represented London in the Cadet Inter-Services Rifle Meeting and two cadets got into the Cadet ‘100’.