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Militia of Engand and Wales |
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| 1798: |
The Cornwall and Devon Miners Regiment of Militia
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| 1800: |
The Royal Cornwall and Devon Miners Regiment of Militia
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| 1803: |
county precedence 35
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Final ballot for the regimental order of presidence |
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| 1833: |
118th, or
Royal Cornwall and Devon Miners Regiment of Militia
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Introduction of Artillery Militia by the Militia Act 1852 |
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| 1852: |
The Royal Cornwall and Devon Miners Artillery Militia
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from
15th, or
2nd or North Devon
Regiment of Militia
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| 1853: |
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The Devon Artillery Militia
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| 1855: |
6th, or
Royal Cornwall and Devon Miners Artillery Militia
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7th, or
Devon Artillery Militia
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Creation of the Divisons, Royal Artillery |
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| 1882: |
2nd Brigade,
Western Division,
Royal Artillery
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3rd Brigade,
Western Division,
Royal Artillery
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Regrouping into three large divisions |
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| 1889: |
The Cornwall and Devon Miners Artillery
(Western Division),
Royal Artillery
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The Devon Artillery
(Western Division),
Royal Artillery
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Transferred to the Royal Garrison Artillery |
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| 1899: |
The Cornwall and Devon Miners Artillery
(Western Division),
Royal Garrison Artillery
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The Devon Artillery
(Western Division),
Royal Garrison Artillery
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Division system abolished |
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| 1902: |
The Cornwall and Devon Miners
Royal Garrison Artillery
(Militia) |
The Devon
Royal Garrison Artillery
(Militia) |
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Creation of the Special Reserve |
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| 1908: |
The Cornwall and Devon Miners
Royal Field (Reserve) Artillery
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The Devon
Royal Field (Reserve) Artillery
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| 1909: |
disbanded |
disbanded |
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