Great Britain

The Royal Sussex Regiment

	Kingdom of England
1693:	Earl of Donegal’s Regiment of Foot │
1698:	disbanded
1701:	Earl of Donegal’s Regiment of Foot │
1706:	Richard Gorges’s │
1707:	Kingdom of Great Britain
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1717:	Charles Otway’s │
1742:	ranked as 35th Foot │
1748:	2nd Battalion raised │
1749:	2nd Battalion disbanded │
1751:	35th Regiment of Foot (The Prince of Orange’s Own Regiment) │
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	│	Presidency of Bengal
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1765:	│	3rd Bengal European Regiment │
1782:	35th (Dorsetshire) Regiment of Foot │	│ │ │
1783:	│ │	3rd Bengal European Battalion │	4th Bengal European Battalion │
1796:	│ │	3rd Bengal European Regiment │
1798:	│ │ │ │	disbanded
1799:	2nd Battalion raised │
1801:	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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1803:	2nd Battalion disbanded │
1804:	2nd Battalion raised │
1805:	35th (Sussex) Regiment of Foot │
1817:	2nd Battalion disbanded │
1832:	35th (Royal Sussex) Regiment of Foot │
1854:	│ │ │	3rd Bengal (European) Light Infantry │
1858:	│ │	│ │	4th Bengal European Regiment │
1859:	│	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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1859:	│ │	3rd Bengal Light Infantry │	│ │
1861:	│ │	│ │	disbanded
1862:	│ │ │ │	transferred to the British Army 107th Regiment of Foot (Bengal Light Infantry) │
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	The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
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1881:	1st Battalion,	2nd Battalion,
	The Royal Sussex Regiment see also the Militia Battalions and the Volunteer Battalions
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1922:	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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1948:	2nd Battalion disbanded │
1948:	part of The Home Counties Brigade │
1958:	│
1966:	3rd Battalion (Royal Sussex), The Queen’s Regiment │
1968:	3rd Battalion, The Queen’s Regiment
	part of The Queen’s Division │
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1992:	merged into The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment (Queen’s and Royal Hampshires)

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