The Regular Armoured Corps Regiments of the Pakistan Army

The Regiments of the Pakistan Army Armoured Corps since 1956

On partition in 1947 half of The Governor-General’s Bodyguard and six regiments (5^th, 6^th, The Guides Cavalry, 11^th, 13^th and 19^th) were allocated to Pakistan. The 12^th, 15^th and 20^th were re-raised in 1955/56.

In 1956 Pakistan became a republic and regimental designations with reference to royalty were changed as were the badges.

New regiments later filled the vacancies and then were numbered onwards. Designations Horse, Cavalry and Lancers are used as a link to the past.


	The President’s Bodyguard


	4^th Cavalry


	5^th Horse


	6^th Lancers


	7^th Lancers


	8^th Cavalry


	9^th Horse


	The Guides Cavalry (Frontier Force)


	11^th Cavalry (Frontier Force)


	12^th Cavalry (Frontier Force)


	13^th Lancers


	14^th Lancers


	15^th Lancers


	16^th Horse


	17^th Lancers


	18^th Horse


	19^th Lancers


	20^th Lancers


	21^st Horse


	22^nd Cavalry


	23^rd Cavalry


	24^th Cavalry


	25^th Cavalry


	26^th Cavalry


	27^th Cavalry


	28^th Cavalry


	29^th Cavalry


	30^th Cavalry


	31^st Cavalry


	32^nd Cavalry


	33^rd Cavalry


	34^th Cavalry


	35^th Cavalry


	36^th Cavalry


	37^th Cavalry


	38^th Cavalry


	39^th Cavalry


	40^th Horse


	41^st Horse (Frontier Force)


	42^nd Lancers


	43^rd Cavalry


	44^th Cavalry


	45^th Horse


	47^th Cavalry


	51^st Lancers


	52^nd Cavalry


	53^rd Cavalry


	54^th Cavalry


	55^th Cavalry


	56^th Cavalry


	57^th Cavalry


	58^th Cavalry

The Regiments of the Indian Army Armoured Corps since 1950