Canada

The Highland Light Infantry of Canada

The Waterloo Regiment

1866:	29th “Waterloo” Battalion of Infantry │
1900:	29th Waterloo Regiment
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1915:	29th Regiment (Highland Light Infantry of Canada)			108th Regiment
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1920:	1st Battalion (34th Battalion, CEF), [Non Permanent Active Militia]	2nd Battalion (111th Battalion, CEF), [Reserve]		1st Battalion (118th Battalion, CEF), [Non Permanent Active Militia]	2nd Battalion, [Reserve]
	The Highland Light Infantry of Canada			The Waterloo Regiment
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1920:	│	│		The North Waterloo Regiment
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1928:	│	│		The Scots Fusiliers of Canada
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1936:	The Highland Light Infantry of Canada │	disbanded		The Scots Fusiliers of Canada │	disbanded
1940:	2nd (Reserve) Battalion,	1st Battalion, [Canadian Active Service Force]		│ │
	The Highland Light Infantry of Canada			│
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1942:	│ │	│ │		2nd (Reserve) Battalion,	1st Battalion, [Canadian Active Service Force]
	│	│		The Scots Fusiliers of Canada
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1943:	│ │ │	│ │ │		The Scots Fusiliers of Canada (Reserve) │	disbanded
1945:	│ │	│ │	3rd Battalion, [Canadian Army Occupation Force]	The Scots Fusiliers of Canada
	The Highland Light Infantry of Canada			│
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1946:	The Highland Light Infantry of Canada │ │	disbanded	disbanded	54th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (Scots Fusiliers of Canada), Royal Canadian Artillery │
	│ │ │	from The Perth Regiment │		│ │ │
1954:	The Perth and Waterloo Regiment (Highland Light Infantry of Canada) │			│ │ │
1957:	The Highland Light Infantry of Canada │	The Perth Regiment		│ │ │
1959:	│ │ │			The Scots Fusiliers of Canada │
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1965:	The Highland Fusiliers of Canada
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1998:	The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada │
	Overseas battalions of the Canadian Expeditionary Force perpetuated by The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada
	34th Battalion	111th Battalion (South Waterloo)		118th Battalion (South Waterloo)