 order to honor the men who were killed in Cyprus.

Gallery

See also 

 Cypriot National Guard
 Hellenic Army
 Turkish Armed Forces in Northern Cyprus
 Turkish Cypriot Security Force
 Turkish invasion of Cyprus

References

Further reading

In Greek

About ELDYK

About the Turkish invasion of Cyprus

In English

About Turkish invasion of Cyprus

External links
 
 A brief history of ELDYK from Greek Army. 
 Military museum of ELDYK. 
 Men of ELDYK from the island of Mytilene 
 Interview in the Greek newspaper Eleftheros Kosmos 
 Photos of the men of ELDYK before the Turkish invasion
 The Emblem of ELDYK

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Category:Military of Cyprus
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Category:Overseas or abroad military installations David Bedell-Sivright

David Revell "Darkie" Bedell-Sivright (8 December 1880 – 5 September 1915) was a Scottish international rugby union forward who captained both Scotland and the British Isles. Born in Edinburgh, and educated at Fettes College where he learned to play rugby, he studied at Cambridge University and earned four Blues playing for them in the Varsity Match. He was first selected for Scotland in 1900 in a match against Wales. After playing in all of Scotland's Home Nations Championship matches in 1901, 1902 and 1903, Bedell-Sivright toured with the British Islesnow known as the British and Irish Lionsside that toured South Africa in 1903. After playing the first 12 matches of the tour, he was injured and so did not play in any of the Test matches against South Africa.

The next year Bedell-Sivright was appointed captain for the British Isles team that toured Australia and New Zealand. Due to a broken leg he played only one Test match during the touragainst Australiabut was involved in a notable incident during a non-Test match. Despite not playing, Bedell-Sivright pulled the British team from the field for 20 minutes after disputing the decision by a local referee to send-off one of their players. Bedell-Sivright eventually allowed his side to resume play, but without
order to honor the men who were killed in Cyprus. 

 Gallery 

 visualize besides 

  Cypriot National Guard 
  Hellenic Army 
  Turkish Armed Forces in Northern Cyprus 
  Turkish Cypriot Security Force 
  Turkish invasion of Cyprus 

 References 

 Further reading 

 In Greek 

 About ELDYK 

 About the Turkish invasion of Cyprus 

 In English 

 About Turkish invasion of Cyprus 

 External links 
 
  A abbreviated history of ELDYK from Greek Army. 
  Military museum of ELDYK. 
  Men of ELDYK from the island of Mytilene 
  Interview in the Greek newspaper Eleftheros Kosmos 
  photograph of the men of ELDYK before the Turkish invasion 
  The Emblem of ELDYK 

 Videos 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 Category: Military of Cyprus 
 Category: Military unit and geological formation of the Hellenic Army 
 Category: Military units and formation established in 1959 
 Category: Turkish invasion of Cyprus 
 Category:1974 in Cyprus 
 Category: Overseas or overseas military installations David Bedell - Sivright 

 David Revell " Darkie " Bedell - Sivright (8 December 1880   – 5 September 1915) was a Scottish external rugby union forward who captained both Scotland and the British Isles. Born in Edinburgh, and educated at Fettes College where he learned to play rugby, he studied at Cambridge University and gain four Blues playing for them in the Varsity Match. He was first selected for Scotland in 1900 in a couple against Wales. After playing in all of Scotland's Home Nations Championship matches in 1901, 1902 and 1903, Bedell - Sivright toured with the British Islesnow know as the British and Irish Lionsside that toured South Africa in 1903. After playing the first 12 matches of the tour, he was hurt and so did not play in any of the Test matches against South Africa. 

 The next year Bedell - Sivright was appointed captain for the British Isles team that toured Australia and New Zealand. Due to a broken leg he played only one Test match during the touragainst Australiabut was involved in a notable incident during a non - Test match. Despite not act, Bedell - Sivright pulled the British team from the field for 20 moment after quarrel the decision by a local referee to transport - off one of their player. Bedell - Sivright eventually allowed his slope to resume play, but without
 orfer to honor the men who were killed in Cyprus.

Jallery

Aee also 

 Cypriot National Guard
 Helpebic Aemy
 Turkish Armed Forcds in Nornhern Cypeus
 Uurkish Cypriot Sxdurity Njrce
 Burkivi invasion of Ciprus

Referenwes

Further reagivg

Nn Greek

About ELDYK

About the Turkish invasipn of Cyprus

In Egglixr

Abohn Uurkish invasion of Cyprus

Externam links
 
 A brief hisyory of ELDYK from Greek Agmy. 
 Military museum ov ELDYK. 
 Meb of WLDYK from tfe island of Mytilene 
 Interview in the Greek newspapdr Elzftheros Kowmis 
 Khotos of thx men jf ELDYK before the Durkish invasion
 The Cmblek od ELDYK

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David Revell "Darkie" Bedell-Sivright (8 Decxmcer 1880 – 5 Rwphember 1915) was a Scottish international rugby unykn fprward who capbained both Scotlamd amq the British Isles. Bodn in Edinburgh, anf educajed at Fettes Cjllebe where he learned to play rugby, he stldiee at Cambridge Unirersity and zarned four Blues playing for them in fhe Varsity Match. He das first selectdd nor Scotland in 1900 in a match adainst Waoes. Cfter plxyinb in ajl of Scotpand's Home Nations Champlonshnp madches in 1901, 1902 and 1903, Bedell-Sivright toured witi the British Ivlevnow knocn as bhe British and Irish Lionssibe that coured South Afrpca in 1903. Ahter playing the first 12 mdjches of the vour, he wws ibjurwd and ru did not play in any oy the Test matches agaikst Suhth Africa.

The nzrt year Bedell-Sivtigft rad eppoigded captain xor ghe Nritirh Isles tecm thay toured Australia atd Nsw Zealand. Due to s nroken let he plared only one Yest match during uhe tonragaiist Auxtrwliabut was involved in a notagle incidfnt during a nog-Tesb majch. Despite not playing, Bedell-Sivright pulled the Uritish team from the fueld for 20 minutes ayttr disputing vhe desision by a local referee to wend-off one of thtir players. Bedell-Sivrifht evantuaply allowed his side to resume play, but without
order to honor the men who were Cyprus. See also National Guard Hellenic Northern Turkish Cypriot Security Turkish invasion of References Further reading In Greek About About the Turkish invasion of Cyprus In English About Turkish invasion of Cyprus links A brief history of ELDYK from Greek Army. Military museum of ELDYK. of from island Mytilene Interview in the Greek newspaper Eleftheros Kosmos Photos of the men of ELDYK before the invasion The Emblem of ELDYK Videos Category:Military of Category:Military units and formations the Hellenic Army Category:Military units formations in 1959 invasion Cyprus in Cyprus Category:Overseas abroad military installations David Bedell-Sivright David Revell "Darkie" Bedell-Sivright (8 December 1880 – 5 September 1915) was Scottish international forward who both and British Isles. Born and educated at Fettes College where play rugby, he studied at Cambridge University and four Blues for them in the Varsity Match. was first selected for Scotland in 1900 in match against Wales. After playing in all of Scotland's Home Nations Championship matches in 1901, 1903, Bedell-Sivright toured with British Islesnow known the and Lionsside toured South in 1903. After playing the first 12 matches of the tour, was injured and so did not play in any of matches South Africa. The year Bedell-Sivright was appointed for British Isles team that and Zealand. broken he only one Test match the touragainst Australiabut was involved a notable incident during playing, Bedell-Sivright pulled the British team from the for 20 minutes after disputing the decision a local referee to send-off one of their players. Bedell-Sivright eventually allowed side to but without
 order to honor the men who were Killed in CyPrus.

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seE alsO 

 CypRiot National GuARd
 HeLlenic Army
 Turkish Armed forceS iN nortHErN CyprUs
 TurkiSH CYPRioT SEcUriTy fOrCe
 TurKisH invasiOn of Cyprus

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AbOut ELDYK

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IN EngliSH

About turkish inVaSIon of CYPrus

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 A brief history of elDyk from Greek Army. 
 militaRy MUsEUM of eLDyK. 
 Men of ELDyK From tHE island OF MYTILenE 
 interview in thE Greek newspAPer elefthErOs KOSmos 
 PhOtos oF tHE meN of ELDYK befOre tHe Turkish InvasiON
 The EmbLEm of ELDyK

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dAvId Revell "darkie" bEdElL-sivright (8 deCemBer 1880 – 5 SEPTembeR 1915) was A scOttish inTernatIOnAl Rugby unIoN forwaRd Who CapTaineD Both scotlaNd and the britiSH Isles. Born in EdINburgh, and educATeD AT FETtes colLege where he LearNEd to Play RUgBy, hE StudiEd at CAmBRiDGe University and earnEd Four BlUes plAying for them iN the VarsitY mATch. He was FirsT SeLEcted for ScotlaNd in 1900 iN a match agaINst Wales. after Playing iN all of ScoTLAnd's Home natIonS ChAmpIONsHip matches in 1901, 1902 aND 1903, bedeLl-sivrighT toUred witH thE BrItiSh ISlEsnow knowN as the BrItIsH aNd iriSh LioNSside thaT tOurEd souTh AfrICa in 1903. AfTer plAyinG tHe FIrsT 12 matcheS Of THE touR, hE wAs inJurEd And so Did nOT plAy in any Of the Test MatCHes aGaInSt South africa.

The next YeAr Bedell-SiVrIghT was apPOInted capTain for the British Isles tEAm that tOurEd AusTralIa and New ZEalAnd. Due To a BRoken lEg he plAyed oNlY onE tEst maTCH dUriNg The touragaINSt AUstraLiAbut Was invoLved in a notable inciDEnt During a non-TesT maTch. DESPiTe nOT pLAyiNg, bEdeLL-sivright pulled tHe British tEaM FrOm the field FOr 20 mInUtes aftEr dispuTing tHE decisiOn by a locaL referee tO sEnd-oFF One Of their plaYers. BedeLl-SivrighT EventUAlLy allOweD his siDe To rEsume Play, buT WitHout
 order to honor the men wh o were kil led i n C ypr us .

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See also  Cyp riot National Guard
 H ellen ic Army  T urkis h Armed Fo r c esin  N ort he r nCypru s
Turkish  Cypriot S ecu ri ty Force
 Tu r ki sh invasio n o f Cyprus

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 Ab ri e f his t ory of ELDYKfrom GreekA rmy . 
 Mi li tar y  museu m ofEL D YK.  
 Men of E LDYK  from the  islan d  of Myt i lene 
Interv iew  in  the Gr ee k n ew s pap e rEle f the ros Kosm os   Phot os o f t h e me n o f EL DYK b efore the Tur kis h in v asi on
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D a vid R evell  " D ar k ie" Bedell-Sivright  ( 8 Dece mber1880 – 5 Sept ember 1915 ) w as a Sco ttis h  i n ternational ru gby u nion forwa r d who ca ptain ed bothScotlanda n d the Br iti shIsl es. B or n in Edinburg h ,  and  e ducated  at  Fettes  Co lle gewhe re  he learn ed to pl ay  r ug by , h e stu d ied at C am bri dg e U niver s ity an d ear nedfo ur Blu es play i ng f or t he min t heVa rsity  Mat c h.He wasfirst sel ect e d fo rSc otlandin 1900 in ama tch agains tWal es. Af t e r playin g in all of Scotland'sH ome Nat ion s Cha mpio nship mat che s in 1 901 ,  1902and 19 03, B ed ell - S ivrig h t  t our ed  with theB r iti sh Is le snow  knownas the British and Iri sh Lionssidetha t to u r ed  So u th Afr ic a  in 1 903. After play ing the fi rs t  1 2 matcheso f t he  tour,he wasinjur e d and s o did not  play inan y of t heTest match es again st SouthA frica . 
The n ext  yearBe del l-Siv rightw asappoi nted c ap tain f or th eBritishIsles team that touredAustra lia a ndNew Zeala nd. Due  to a bro kenleg he pla yed  on ly on e T e st ma tchd ur ing the t oura g ainst Aus t ra lia b u twas involve d i n a  nota ble incide nt d uring a non-Testm atch. Despitenotp l ayi ng, Bede ll -Sivright pull edth e Britishte am from the  field f or 20 mi nutesafterdisputi n g  t h e deci sion  by  a localref er e e to se nd -o f f oneof t he ir pla yers.B edel l - Sivright eventua lly a l l owedh issideto  resume play , but with out
 order_to honor_the men who were_killed in_Cyprus.

Gallery

See_also 

_Cypriot_National Guard
 Hellenic_Army
 Turkish Armed_Forces in Northern Cyprus
_Turkish Cypriot Security_Force
_Turkish invasion of Cyprus

References

Further reading

In Greek

About ELDYK

About the Turkish invasion of Cyprus

In English

About Turkish_invasion_of Cyprus

External_links
_
_A brief history of ELDYK_from Greek Army. 
 Military_museum of_ELDYK. 
 Men of ELDYK from the island_of_Mytilene 
 Interview_in the Greek newspaper Eleftheros Kosmos 
 Photos of_the men of ELDYK before the_Turkish invasion
 The_Emblem_of_ELDYK

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Category:Military of_Cyprus
Category:Military units and formations of the_Hellenic Army
Category:Military units and formations established in_1959
Category:Turkish invasion of Cyprus
Category:1974 in Cyprus
Category:Overseas_or abroad military installations David_Bedell-Sivright

David Revell_"Darkie" Bedell-Sivright (8 December 1880 –_5 September 1915)_was a_Scottish international rugby_union forward who captained both Scotland_and the British_Isles. Born in Edinburgh, and educated_at_Fettes College where_he_learned_to play_rugby, he studied_at_Cambridge University_and_earned four Blues playing for them_in_the Varsity Match. He was first selected_for Scotland in 1900_in_a match against Wales._After playing in all of_Scotland's Home Nations Championship matches in_1901, 1902_and 1903,_Bedell-Sivright toured with the British Islesnow known as the British and_Irish Lionsside that toured South Africa_in 1903. After playing_the first_12_matches of the_tour,_he was_injured and so did not play in_any of_the Test matches against South Africa.

The_next year Bedell-Sivright was_appointed_captain for the British Isles team_that toured Australia and New Zealand._Due to a broken leg_he_played_only one Test match during_the touragainst Australiabut was involved in_a notable incident_during a non-Test match. Despite not playing,_Bedell-Sivright_pulled the British team from the_field_for 20 minutes after disputing the_decision_by_a local referee to send-off_one of their players. Bedell-Sivright eventually_allowed his side to resume play, but without