Great Britain (Volunteers)

Lancashire

Formation of the Volunteer Force
 
1859: 6th Lancashire AVC raised


1st Lancashire AVC raised
2nd Lancashire AVC(Ⅰ) raised
7th Lancashire AVC raised

1860:




8th Lancashire AVC raised

all part of
1st Administrative Brigade of
Lancashire Artillery Volunteers
25th Lancashire Rifle Volunteer Corps




19th Lancashire AVC raised




1860:

13th Lancashire AVC(Ⅰ) raised
14th Lancashire AVC raised





1860:


consolidated as
1st Lancashire
Artillery Volunteer Corps






1860: 20th Lancashire AVC raised










consolidation undone
1st Lancashire AVC
2nd Lancashire AVC(Ⅰ)
7th Lancashire AVC
8th Lancashire AVC
13th Lancashire AVC(Ⅰ)
14th Lancashire AVC


all part of
1st Administrative Brigade of
Lancashire Artillery Volunteers






















1860:

8th Lancashire AVC →

→ 8th Lancashire
Artillery Volunteer Corps




1861: 20th Lancashire AVC absorbed by 6th
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6th Lancashire AVC added
13th Lancashire AVC(Ⅰ) absorbed by 6th





19th Lancashire
Artillery Volunteer Corps
1861: 14th Lancashire AVC absorbed by 1st



1862: 13th Lancashire AVC(Ⅱ) raised



1863: 13th Lancashire AVC(Ⅱ) disbanded
6th Lancashire AVC disbanded







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1864: 2nd Lancashire AVC(Ⅰ) disbanded


1869: 7th Lancashire AVC disbanded

1st Lancashire
Artillery Volunteer Corps








Consolidation and renumbering of the Volunteer Force
1880:



7th Lancashire
Artillery Volunteer Corps
Creation of the Divisons, Royal Artillery
1882:
volunteer brigade of
Lancashire Division
volunteer brigade of
Lancashire Division
volunteer brigade of
Lancashire Division
Regrouping into three large divisions
1889:
part of
Southern Division
part of
Southern Division
part of
Southern Division
1891: 1st Lancashire
Volunteer Artillery Corps
8th Lancashire
Volunteer Artillery Corps
7th Lancashire
Volunteer Artillery Corps
Transferred to the Royal Garrison Artillery
1899:


Division system abolished
1902: 1st Lancashire
Royal Garrison Artillery
(Volunteers)
8th Lancashire
Royal Garrison Artillery
(Volunteers)
7th Lancashire
Royal Garrison Artillery
(Volunteers)
RAVols
RAVols
RAVols
Creation of the Territorial Force
1908: Lancashire and Cheshire
Royal Garrison Artillery (TF)
East Lancashire Heavy Battery,
West Lancashire Heavy Battery,

The Lancashire Heavy Brigade,
Royal Garrison Artillery (TF)
15th Lancashire Battery,
16th Lancashire Battery,
17th Lancashire Battery,
II East Lancashire Ammunition Column,

II East Lancashire
Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery (TF)
RA
RA
RA
1909:







II East Lancashire
Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery
(The Manchester Artillery) (TF)
1910:



1st Lancashire (Liverpool) Heavy Battery,
2nd Lancashire (Liverpool) Heavy Battery,

The Lancashire Heavy Brigade,
Royal Garrison Artillery (TF)




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1914:



1/1st Lancashire (Liverpool) Heavy Battery,
1/2nd Lancashire (Liverpool) Heavy Battery,

1/1st Lancashire Heavy Brigade,
Royal Garrison Artillery
2/1st Lancashire (Liverpool) Heavy Battery,
2/2nd Lancashire (Liverpool) Heavy Battery,

2/1st Lancashire Heavy Battery,
Royal Garrison Artillery
1/II East Lancashire
Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery
(The Manchester Artillery) (TF)
2/II East Lancashire
Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery
(The Manchester Artillery) (TF)
1916:





CCXII Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery
CCCXXXII Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery
1917:


broken up
1919: suspended animation
suspended animation
disbanded disbanded
1920: Lancashire and Cheshire
Royal Garrison Artillery (TF)


part of
4th West Lancashire
Medium Brigade,
Royal Artillery (TF)
2nd East Lancashire
Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery (TF)

Creation of the Territorial Army
1921: Lancashire and Cheshire
Coast Brigade,
Royal Garrison Artillery (TA)
52nd (East Lancashire) Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery (TA)
RA
RA
1922:

52nd (Manchester) Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery (TA)
1924: Lancashire and Cheshire
Heavy Brigade,
Royal Artillery (TA)
52nd (Manchester)
Field Brigade,
Royal Artillery (TA)
1938: Lancashire and Cheshire
Heavy Regiment,
Royal Artillery (TA)
52nd (Manchester)
Field Regiment,
Royal Artillery (TA)
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1939:

110th Field Regiment,
Royal Artillery (TA)


1940: 524th (Lancashire and Cheshire)
Coast Regiment,
Royal Artillery






1942:


110th Field Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(Manchester) (TA)



1945: 619th Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(Lancashire and Cheshire)






1945: suspended animation
suspended animation
suspended animation
Resurrection of the Territorial Army
1947: 420th Coast Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(Lancashire and Cheshire) (TA)
310th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(Manchester (TA)
252nd Field Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(Manchester (TA)
1953:





252nd Field Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(The Manchester Artillery) (TA)
RA
RA
RA






from
634th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(8th Bn, The Lancashire Fusiliers)
(TA)













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1954:



310th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(8th Bn, The Lancashire Fusiliers)
(TA)




1955:



merged into
Q (Salford) Battery,
314th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment,
Royal Artillery (TA)





1956: converted to engineers









from part of
314th Heavy Anti-Airctaft Regiment,
Royal Artillery (TA)

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1961: this battery merged into
253rd Field Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(The Bolton Artillery) (TA)
252nd Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(The Manchester Artillery) (TA)

1964: 252nd Field Regiment,
Royal Artillery
(The Manchester Artillery) (TA)
Creation of the Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve
1967: disbanded and formed part of
209 (The Manchester Artillery) Battery,
103rd (Lancashire
Artillery Volunteers)
Light Air Defence Regiment,
Royal Artillery