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The Queen's
Royal Hussars
(The Queen's Own and Royal Irish) |
| regimental crest |
United
Kingdom
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| How to find information about individuals who served in this corps |
| 1993.09.02 | The Queen's
Royal Hussars (The Queen's Own and Royal Irish) formed by amalgamation of The Queen's Own Hussars, and The Queen's Royal Irish Hussars |
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The Queen's Royal Hussars (Regimental site) | |
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The Queen's Royal Hussars (Army site) | |
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The Queen's Royal Hussars, by Patrick Robinson & David Miller (unofficial Regimental site) [Internet Archive] | |
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The Queen's Royal Hussars, by Paul Baker (History of the Hussars) | |
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The Queen's Royal Hussars, by Glenvil Roberts. | |
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History of the Regiment (Regimental site) | |
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Deployment and Service | |
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[combined battle honours of The Queen's Own Hussars, and The Queen's Royal Irish Hussars] |
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| Uniform: | headdress: full dress: black busby with white over red plume; No.1 Dress cap: scarlet; officers' "tent hat" in Garter blue, inherited from QRIH | |||||||
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| 1993.09.02 | HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother | |
| 2002.04.10 | F.M. HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, KG, KT, OM, GBE, AC, QSO | |
| Deputy Colonel in Chief: | ||
| 1993.09.02 | F.M. HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, KG, KT, OM, GBE, AC, QSO | |
| 1993.09.01 | Maj-Gen. Richard Edward Barron, CB | |
| 1999.09.01 | Maj-Gen. David John Malcolm Jenkins, CBE | |
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[no external sites have been found] | |
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| Anniversaries: | Dettingen (27 June), Balaclava (25 Oct.), El Alamein (2 Nov.), St Patrick's Day | ||
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| Marches: | quick: combined marches of the predecessor regiments | ||
| Musicians: | Pipes and Drums,
inherited from QRIH. Two drum horses inherited from its predecessors, Peninsula and Winston |
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3rd Battalion, The
Royal Australian Regiment
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Victorian Mounted Rifles Squadron, 4th/19th Prince
of Wales's Light Horse
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1995?-present | ||
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1995?-present | ||
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1995?-present | ||
| Associated Yeomanry: | |||
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The Queen's Own Warwickshire and Worcestershire Yeomanry | 1993-1999 | |
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North Irish Horse | 1993-present | |
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Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire Yeomanry | 1999-present | |
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HMS Birmingham |
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7eme Regiment de Chasseurs | ||
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2nd Lancers | ||
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Regimental Association (Regimental site) | |
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Bulletin Board (Regimental site) | |
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The Queen's Royal Hussars message Forum (unofficial site) | |
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Regimental Museums (Regimental site) | |
| Regimental Journal: | ||
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[no known published history, but see predecessors] | |
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