| two of the ten battalions of the The South Saskatchewan Regiment │ |
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| 1920: | 2nd Battalion (46th Battalion, CEF), [Non Permanent Active Militia] |
4th Battalion (128th Battalion, CEF), [Reserve] |
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7th Battalion (128th Battalion, CEF), |
| The South Saskatchewan Regiment | ||
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| 1924: | 1st Battalion (46th Battalion, CEF), |
2nd Battalion (128th Battalion, CEF), |
| The South Saskatchewan Regiment | ||
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| 1924: | The King’s Own Rifles of Canada | |
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| 1936: | The King’s Own Rifles of Canada (M.G.) │ |
disbanded |
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| 1942: | 2nd Battalion, | 1st Battalion, [Canadian Active Service Force] |
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| 1946: | 20th (Saskatchewan) Armoured Regiment |
disbanded |
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| 1949: | 20th Saskatchewan Armoured Regiment │ |
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| 1954: | The Saskatchewan Dragoons (20th Armoured Regiment) |
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| 1958: | The Saskatchewan Dragoons │ |
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| Overseas battalions of the Canadian Expeditionary Force perpetuated by The Saskatchewan Dragoons |
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| 46th (South Saskatchewan) Battalion |
128th (Moose Jaw) Battalion | |
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