In 1920 the 1st British Columbia Regiment was organised as a six battalion regiment.
For reasons of space the other battalions are on the page of The Westminster Regiment
| 1862: |
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6th Battalion
Volunteer Militia Rifles of Canada
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| 1863: |
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6th Battalion
Volunteer Militia of Canada
“Hochelaga Light Infantry”
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| 1875: |
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6th Battalion
“Hochelaga Fusiliers”
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| 1876: |
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6th Battalion
“Fusiliers”
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| 1883: |
British Columbia Provisional Regiment of Garrison Artillery
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| 1886: |
British Columbia Brigade of Garrison Artillery
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| 1893: |
British Columbia Battalion of Garrison Artillery
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| 1895: |
5th British Columbia Battalion of Garrison Artillery
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| 1895: |
5th “British Columbia” Regiment
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| 1896: |
1st Battalion, |
2nd Battalion, |
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5th “British Columbia” Regiment |
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| 1898: |
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merged into
1st Battalion
“Prince of Wales’ Regiment
Fusiliers”
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| 1899: |
5th “British Columbia” Regiment |
6th Battalion Rifles
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| 1900: |
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6th Regiment
“The Duke of Connaught’s
Own Rifles” |
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| 1920: |
1st Battalion
(7th Battalion, CEF), |
4th Battalion
(62nd Battalion, CEF), |
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2nd Battalion
(29th Battalion, CEF), |
5th Battalion
(131st Battalion, CEF), |
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1st British Columbia Regiment |
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[Non Permanent Active Militia]
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[Reserve]
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[Non Permanent Active Militia]
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[Reserve]
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| 1920: |
1st British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s Own) |
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| 1921: |
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5th Battalion
(158th Battalion, CEF), |
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1st British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s Own) |
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| 1924: |
1st Battalion
(7th Battalion, CEF), |
2nd Battalion
(62nd Battalion, CEF), |
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1st Battalion
(29th Battalion, CEF), |
2nd Battalion
(158th Battalion, CEF), |
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1st British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s Own) |
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The Vancouver Regiment |
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| 1930: |
The British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s Own Rifles) |
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| 1936: |
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disbanded |
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merged into |
disbanded |
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The British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s
Own Rifles)
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Irish Fusiliers
(Vancouver Regiment) |
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| 1940: |
2nd (Reserve) Battalion, |
1st Battalion, |
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The British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s Own Rifles) |
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[Canadian Active Service Force]
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| 1942: |
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28th Armoured Regiment
(The British Columbia
Regiment)
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| 1946: |
13th Armoured Regiment
(The British Columbia
Regiment)
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disbanded |
| 1949: |
The British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s Own)
(13th Armoured Regiment)
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| 1958: |
The British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s Own)
(RCAC)
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| 1985: |
The British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s Own)
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from
Irish Fusiliers
(Vancouver Regiment)
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| 2002: |
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Overseas battalions of the Canadian Expeditionary Force
perpetuated by The British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught’s Own) |
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Other battalions are on the pages of the
Irish Fusiliers of Canada and
The North British Columbia Regiment |
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7th Canadian Battalion
(1st British Columbia) |
62nd (British Columbia) Battalion |
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29th (Vancouver) Battalion |
158th Battalion
(The Duke of Connaught’s Own) |
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