Great Britain (Volunteers)

East Kent - Cinque Ports

Formation of the Volunteer Force
 
1859: 5th Kent RVC raised
6th Kent RVC raised

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1860: from
1st Administrative Battalion of
Cinque Ports Rifle Volunteers

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16th Kent RVC raised
24th Kent RVC raised
29th Kent RVC raised
36th Kent RVC raised

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all part of
4th Administrative Battalion of
Kent Rifle Volunteers
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37th Kent
Rifle Volunteer Corps
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1861: 2nd Cinque Ports RVC(Ⅱ)
4th Cinque Ports RVC
5th Cinque Ports RVC
6th Cinque Ports RVC
7th Cinque Ports RVC
8th Cinque Ports RVC

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all part of
2nd Administrative Battalion of
Cinque Ports Rifle Volunteers
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split in
37th Kent RVC
38th Kent RVC(Ⅱ)
40th Kent RVC
41st Kent RVC
42nd Kent RVC
43rd Kent RVC
44th Kent RVC

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all part of
5th Administrative Battalion of
Kent Rifle Volunteers
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from
1st Administrative Battalion of
Cinque Ports Rifle Volunteers

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layout layout
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3rd Cinque Ports RVC added
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1863: 6th Cinque Ports RVC disbanded
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44th Kent RVC absorbed by 42nd
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1864: 10th Cinque Ports RVC raised
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1869: │
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24th Kent RVC disbanded
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38th Kent RVC(Ⅱ) disbanded
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1874: 2nd Cinque Ports RVC(Ⅱ) to →
7th Cinque Ports RVC to →
8th Cinque Ports RVC to →

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→ 2nd Cinque Ports RVC(Ⅱ)
→ 7th Cinque Ports RVC
→ 8th Cinque Ports RVC

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consolidated as
5th Kent (East Kent)
Rifle Volunteer Corps
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layout layout
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1877: │
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38th Kent RVC(Ⅲ) raised
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5th Administrative Battalion of
Kent (Weald of Kent)
Rifle Volunteers
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Consolidation and renumbering of the Volunteer Force
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consolidated as
37th Kent (The Weald of Kent)
Rifle Volunteer Corps
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1880: 2nd Kent (East Kent)
Rifle Volunteer Corps
5th Kent (The Weald of Kent)
Rifle Volunteer Corps
Kent
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Kent
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The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
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1881:
volunteer battalion of
The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment)

see also the Regular Battalions
and the Militia Battalions
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volunteer battalion of
The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment)

see also the Regular Battalions
and the Militia Battalions
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1883: 1st Volunteer Battalion,
The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment)
2nd (The Weald of Kent)
Volunteer Battalion,
The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment)
EKent
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EKent
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Creation of the Territorial Force
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1908: 4th Battalion,
The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment)
(TF)
5th (The Weald of Kent) Battalion,
The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment)
(TF)
EKent
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EKent
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1918:
1/4th Battalion,
2/4th Battalion,
3/4th Battalion,
The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment)

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1/5th (The Weald of Kent) Battalion,
2/5th (The Weald of Kent) Battalion,
3/5th (The Weald of Kent) Battalion,
The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment)

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Creation of the Territorial Army
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layout layout
1921: 4th Battalion,
The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment)
(TA)
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1937: 4th/5th Battalion,
The Buffs
(Royal East Kent Regiment)
(TA)
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layout layout
1939: 4th Battalion,
The Buffs
(Royal East Kent Regiment)
(TA)
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5th Battalion,
The Buffs
(Royal East Kent Regiment)
(TA)
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Resurrection of the Territorial Army
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layout layout
1947: 4th/5th Battalion,
The Buffs
(Royal East Kent Regiment)
(TA)
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from
410th (Kent) Coast Regiment,
Royal Artillery (TA)

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1956: 4th Battalion,
The Buffs
(Royal East Kent Regiment)
(TA)
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5th Battalion,
The Buffs
(Royal East Kent Regiment)
(TA)
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1961:
transferred to
The Queen’s Own Buffs,
The Royal Kent Regiment
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transferred to
The Queen’s Own Buffs,
The Royal Kent Regiment
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1966:
transferred to
The Queen’s Regiment
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transferred to
The Queen’s Regiment
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layout layout
1967: disbanded and formed
B Company (Queen’s Own Buffs),
5th (Volunteer) Battalion,
The Queen’s Regiment

and
7th (Territorial) Battalion,
The Queen’s Regiment
(East Kent)

and
C (Medway Towns) Company,
8th (Territorial) Battalion,
The Queen’s Regiment
(West Kent)
 

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