Great Britain

The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers

Kingdom of England
 
1689: Zachariah Tiffin’s
Regiment of Foot
1702: Thomas Whetham’s
1707: Kingdom of Great Britain
1725: Richard Molesworth’s
1732: Archibald Hamilton’s
1737: William Blakeney’s
1751: 27th (Enniskillen)
Regiment of Foot


27th-Foot
Presidency of Madras
1766:
3rd Madras European Regiment
1766:


absorbed by 1st and 2nd
 
1777:
3rd Madras European Regiment
1796:

disbanded
 
1800: 2nd Bn raised
1801: United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
1803: 2nd Bn disbanded
1805: 2nd Bn and 3rd Bn raised
1816: 3rd Bn disbanded
1817: 2nd Bn disbanded
1840: 27th (Inniskilling)
Regiment of Foot

1854:
3rd Madras (European) Infantry
1859:
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
1859:
3rd Madras Infantry
1862:


>transfrered to the British Army
108th Regiment of Foot
(Madras Infantry)

27th Foot
108th Foot
The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
layout layout
1881: 1st Bn, 2nd Bn,
The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Royal-Inniskilling-Fusiliers
InniskillingF
1922: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
1922: 2nd Bn disbanded
1926: InniskillingF
1934: InniskillingF
1937: 2nd Bn raised
1948: 2nd Bn disbanded
1948:
part of
The North Irish Brigade
1952: 2nd Bn raised
1956: 2nd Bn disbanded
1958: North-Irish
1968: 1st Battalion,
The Royal Irish Rangers
(27th (Inniskilling), 83rd and 87th)
part of
The King’s Division
RIR
1992: 1st Battalion,
The Royal Irish Regiment
(27th (Inniskilling), 83rd and 87th
and the Ulster Defence Regiment)
IRISH
2023: IRISH