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Authors
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T.F.
Mills |
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Page
created 15 May 2004. Corrected and updated
20.04.2006
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Note:
This
is a battalion history of the part-time reserves, which are normally
liable for full-time active service only in an emergency. See the
main regimental page(s) as linked below for more information.
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1860.02.24 |
2nd Hampshire Rifle Volunteer Corps
raised at Southampton |
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1863 |
six existing corps attached
to 2nd Corps: |
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- 3rd Hampshire Rifle Volunteer Corps at
Lymington, raised 30 Dec. 1859
- 10th Hampshire Rifle Volunteer Corps at
Christchurch, raised 9 Mar. 1860
- 14th Hampshire Rifle Volunteer Corps at
Lyndhurst, raised 19 June 1860
- 19th Hampshire Rifle Volunteer Corps at
Bournemouth, raised 18 Aug. 1860
- 2nd Hampshire Light Horse Volunteer Corps
at Southampton, raised 4 Jan. 1861 as a sub-div; expanded by 15
Feb. 1861 as a Corps; redesignated 1863? as 2nd Hants Mounted
RVC; disbanded 1864
- 1st Hampshire Engineer Volunteers
at ?, raised ?; transferred 1870 to 2nd Tower Hamlets Engineers
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1865.01 |
4th
Administrative Battalion, Hampshire Rifle Volunteers
formed with HQ at Southampton to administer
existing corps already attached to 2nd Corps; HQ moved Mar. 1865 to
Lyndhurst |
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1873.01 |
HQ moved back to Southampton |
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1880.03.16 |
2nd Hampshire Rifle Volunteer Corps
corps consolidated with HQ at Southampton |
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- A Company at Southampton, formed from
2nd Corps
- B Company at Southampton, formed from
2nd Corps
- C Company at Southampton, formed from
2nd Corps
- D Company at Southampton, formed from
2nd Corps
- E Company at Lymington, former 3rd
Corps
- F Company at Christchurch, former 10th
Corps
- G Company at Lyndhurst, former 14th
Corps
- H Company at Bournemouth, formed from
19th Corps
- I Company at Bournemouth, formed from
19th Corps
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1881.07.01 |
volunteer battalion of The
Hampshire Regiment |
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<1883> |
tenth-twelfth companies
formed |
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1885 |
reduced to eight coys
as Bournemouth, Christchurch, Lymington and Ringwood coys transferred
to form 4th Hampshire
RVC |
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1885.08.18 |
2nd Volunteer Battalion, The
Hampshire Regiment |
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1900 |
new ninth coy formed |
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1908.04.01 |
5th Battalion, The
Hampshire Regiment
transferred to T.F. with HQ at Southampton |
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- A Company at Southampton
- B Company at Southampton
- C Company at Southampton
- D Company at Southampton
- E Company at ?
- F Company at Eastleigh (det at Fair
Oak)
- G Company at Southampton
- H Company at Southampton (det at Bursledon)
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1915.03 |
1/5th Battalion, The
Hampshire Regiment
renumbered on formation of 2/5th Battalion
and reorganised in four-company establishment
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1920.02.07 |
5th Battalion, The
Hampshire Regiment
reconstituted in T.A. with HQ at Carlton Place,
Southampton |
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- A Company at ?
- B Company at ?
- C Company at ?
- D Company at ?
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1921 |
5th/7th Battalion, The
Hampshire Regiment
amalgamated with 7th Battalion with HQ at Carlton
Place, Southampton |
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1939.03.31 |
5th Battalion, The
Hampshire Regiment
renumbered on formation of duplicate 7th
Battalion |
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1948.10.17 |
14th Battalion, The
Parachute Regiment
reconstituted in T.A. with HQ at Southampton
and converted |
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- A Company at Southampton
- B Company at Southampton
- C Company at Eastleigh
- D Company at Southampton
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1956.07.15 |
5th Battalion, The
Royal Hampshire Regiment
converted to infantry |
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1956.10.31 |
amalgamated with 4th
Battalion, to form 4th/5th
Battalion, The Royal Hampshire Regiment |
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History: |
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Deployment and War Service of Units: |
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scarlet; facings:
yellow (1860-1882), white (1882-1904?), yellow (1904?-) |
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1897.01.07 |
Lt-Gen. Sir Frederick Wellington John FitzWygram,
Bt. [Col. 15th Hussars] |
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1905.02.08 |
Col. Hon. H.G.L. Crichton, KCB, TD, ADC |
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1925.04.01 |
Col. Sir Edwin K. Perkins, Knt., CBE, VD |
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1937.03.03 |
Bt-Col. W.R. Thomson, TD |
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