NEWS & EVENTS

A service of remembrance for the Battle of Kohima 1944

The latest KET newsletter is now available to read!

A long-time supporter of KET has kindly donated his library of books related to Kohima for…

Trustee Ben Brownless raising funds for KET at his local parish church in Edenbridge.

The Trust was delighted to be invited to attend Benenden School Arts Festival

KET CEO Sylvia May was invited to give a talk about the Trust to her local branch of U3A

The Sergeant Harry May (MID) Award for Leadership by a 2 Signal Regiment Senior Non-Commissioned…

Charles Barclay is the nephew of Lt Charles Barclay who was killed at the Battle of Kohima…

A short service took place to mark the 76th anniversary of the Battle of Kohima

KET is delighted to share news of fundraising efforts by personnel based at RAF Marham in Norfolk.

Update about the 75th anniversary VJ Day commemorations this year, from The Royal British Legion.

On 3 December 2019, 25 members of the Corporals' Mess plus 5 former Kohima Corporals cycled…

A new film, produced by Charles Chasie for the RCEL (Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League)

KET supports the next programme of workshops focussing on Health.

Part of the work we support, and which is arranged by our sister organisation in Kohima is…

We are delighted to announced the winners of the 2nd annual Gordon Graham Prize for Naga Literature…

Kohima War Cemetery 5th April 2019

The government of Nagaland organised a wonderful opening ceremony full of Naga culture and…

Dates for our upcoming webinars in 2023

We welcome guest speakers, Christopher Jary, author and Trustee of The Keep Military Museum in Dorchester,…

KET is delighted to present this webinar and to welcome guest speaker Dr Chandar S. Sundaram, military…

A SMALL GROUP TOUR TO IMPHAL & KOHIMA LED BY ROBERT (BOB) COOK, CURATOR AT KOHIMA MUSEUM YORK

November 2023 & February 2024: Kolkata, Manipur, Nagaland, Assam

We welcome back Harry Fecitt MBE, TD - military historian and author

Wednesday 5th July: Dr Robert Lyman spoke about his new book, The Reconquest of Burma at York University

KET is delighted that two of our supporters are raising money by cycling in the Ford RideLondon event…

A War of Empires: Japan, India, Burma & Britain: 1941–45 re-examines the story of the Burma Campaign…

Out-gunned and out-numbered by odds of more than 15 to one, a small force of Commandos fought one of…

In 1944, 23 British Infantry Brigade fought in the Naga Hills to the north and east of Kohima....

Dates for our upcoming webinars in 2023

We welcome guest speakers, Christopher Jary, author and Trustee of The Keep Military Museum in Dorchester,…

KET is delighted to present this webinar and to welcome guest speaker Dr Chandar S. Sundaram, military…

We welcome back Harry Fecitt MBE, TD - military historian and author

A War of Empires: Japan, India, Burma & Britain: 1941–45 re-examines the story of the Burma Campaign…

Out-gunned and out-numbered by odds of more than 15 to one, a small force of Commandos fought one of…

In 1944, 23 British Infantry Brigade fought in the Naga Hills to the north and east of Kohima....

A Christmas Service of Remembrance - online event. We are delighted to welcome Bishop Nigel Stock and…

'Using tanks in Burma, no, not possible’ was the general belief early in the Second World War...