Great Britain

The Prince Consort’s Own

Kingdom of Great Britain
 
1800: The Corps of Rifleman
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1801: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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1802: 95th (Rifle) Regiment
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1805: 2nd Battalion raised
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1809: 3rd Battalion raised
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1816: The Rifle Brigade
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1819: 3rd Battalion disbanded
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1843: 2nd Reserve Battalion raised
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1850: 2nd Reserve Battalion disbanded
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1855: 3rd Battalion raised
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1857: 4th Battalion raised
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1862: The Prince Consort’s Own
Rifle Brigade

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Rifle Brigade
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The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
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layout
1881: 1st Battalion,    2nd Battalion,    3rd Battalion,    4th Battalion,
The Rifle Brigade
(The Prince Consort’s Own)
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The Prince Consort’s Own
(Rifle Brigade)
see also militia battalions in
Ireland and Tower Hamlets
and volunteer battalions in parts of London
Vols, Vols, Vols, Vols, Vols, Vols, Vols,
Vols and Vols
Rifle Brigade
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1903: RB
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1910: RB
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1920: The Rifle Brigade
(Prince Consort’s Own)

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1922: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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1922: 3rd Battalion and 4th Battalion disbanded
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1937: RB
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1948: 2nd Battalion disbanded
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1948:
part of
The Green Jackets Brigade
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1956: RB
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1958: 3rd Green Jackets,
The Rifle Brigade
Green-Jackets
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1966: 3rd Battalion
(The Rifle Brigade),
The Royal Green Jackets
RGJ
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1968: 3rd Battalion,
The Royal Green Jackets
part of
The Light Division
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1970: reduced to company strength
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1972: 3rd Battalion re-formed
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1992: 2nd Battalion,
The Royal Green Jackets
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2007: 4th Battalion,
The Rifles
RIFLES
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2021: 4th Battalion,
The Ranger Regiment
 

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