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Presidency of Bombay |
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| 1817: |
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Poona Auxiliary Horse
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| 1820: |
3rd Regiment of
Bombay Light Cavalry
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│
│
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| 1847: |
│
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Poona Irregular Horse
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| 1858: |
│
│
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│
│
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2nd Regiment of
Poona Irregular Horse
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| 1861: |
│
│
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1st Regiment of
Poona Horse
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2nd Regiment of
Poona Horse
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| 1876: |
3rd (Queen’s Own)
Regiment of
Bombay Light Cavalry
│ |
│
│
│
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│
│
│
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| 1882: |
│
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│
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disbanded |
| 1885: |
│
│
│
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4th Regiment of
Bombay Cavalry
(Poona Horse)
│ |
| 1890: |
│
│
│
│
│ |
4th (Prince Albert Victor’s Own)
Regiment of
Bombay Cavalry
(Poona Horse)
│ |
| 1901: |
3rd (Queen’s Own)
Bombay Light Cavalry
│
│ |
4th (Prince Albert Victor’s Own)
Bombay Cavalry
(Poona Horse)
│ |
|
Renumbering into the Indian Army |
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| 1903: |
33rd Queen’s Own Light Cavalry
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34th Prince Albert Victor’s Own
Poona Horse |
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| 1911: |
33rd Queen Victoria’s Own
Light Cavalry
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│
│
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| 1921: |
33rd/34th Cavalry
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| 1922: |
17th Queen Victoria’s Own Poona Horse |
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| 1927: |
The Poona Horse
(17th Queen Victoria’s Own Cavalry)
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Union of India |
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| 1947: |
│
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Republic of India |
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| 1950: |
17th Horse |
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