their God Ne'er more to glimpse the day. But writ there, first, a name in blood- Norman Ten Hundred. At Doulieu, the night birds flit Across yon blue-grey water. And at dusk ghost warriors sit- Wraiths of a fearsome slaughter. There too in blood the name is writ- Norman Ten Hundred. And thus there the battle's flame Laid men out fast and low, So young Sarnia died, but Fame Cast o'er their graves its glow, And honours wove about the name Norman Ten Hundred. (From Blicq, A Stanley, Norman Ten Hundred, Guernsey Press, 1920) Commemoration The Royal Guernsey Light Infantry Charitable Trust was formed in 2016 to commemorate the regiment. Its joint patrons are Lt Governor Vice Admiral Sir Ian Corder and the Bailiff of Guernsey, Richard McMahon. The Trust placed memorials at Les Rues Vertes, France and St Peter Port, Guernsey on the centenary of key RGLI events in 2017 & 2018. The Trust twinned the town of Masnières with St Peter Port in 2019. See also Royal Guernsey Militia Royal Militia of the Island of Jersey References Blicq, A Stanley, Norman Ten Hundred, Guernsey Press, 1920 Parks, Major Edwin, Diex Aix: God Help Us – The Guernseymen who marched away 1914–1918, States of Guernsey, 1992 External links The Channel Islands and the Great War Study Group RGLI page includes Nominal Roll, Casualty Lists, War Diary Transcript of RGLI War Diary Web Site Other Links Guernsey Museum article on the RGLI R.G.L.I. regimental badge RGLI page at Long, Long Trail site Army cadet forces in Channel Islands Royal Guernsey Light Infantry Regimental Museum R.G.L.I. Nominal roll of service The Royal Guernsey Light Infantry Charitable Trust Infantry regiments of the British Army History of Guernsey History of the Channel Islands Military units and formations established in 1916 Military units and formations disestablished in 1919 British light infantry Regiments of the British Army in World War I