The history of the BSAP complements the history of Rhodesia. The UK Branch launched an immense project to gather, record and preserve the history of the BSAP so that future generations will know we were there and are proud to have been so. Work so far includes:

• Lodging material in the National Army Museum and Rhodes Library, Oxford;
• erecting a permanent memorial to the BSAP,
• placing the Roll of Honour in the Arboretum chapel at the NMA, Staffordshire and holding an annual Memorial Service at the site;
• creating the BSAP Digital Library (an online compendium of all BSAP magazines produced from 1911;
• producing and publishing the Books of the BSAP series (21 volumes) taking part in the UK’s Oral History
  Project;
• attending the Annual Service of Remembrance every November at Westminster and in Moffat, Scotland.

In addition a great deal of historical research has been carried out by 8646 Andrew Field (along with a number of other former members). Andrew has been running the bsap.org site for the past 30 odd years.