Great Britain (Militia)

Norfolk - Suffolk

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from
34th, or
East Suffolk Light Infantry Regiment of Militia
Introduction of Artillery Militia by the Militia Act 1852
1853: The Norfolk Artillery Militia
The Suffolk Artillery Militia
1855: 22nd, or
Norfolk Artillery Militia
25th, or
Suffolk Artillery Militia
1875: 22nd, or
Prince of Wales’s Own Norfolk Artillery Militia


Creation of the Divisons, Royal Artillery
1882: The Prince of Wales’s Own 2nd Brigade,
Eastern Division,
Royal Artillery

3rd Brigade,
Eastern Division,
Royal Artillery

Regrouping into three large divisions
1889: The Prince of Wales’s Own Norfolk Artillery
(Eastern Division),
Royal Artillery
The Suffolk Artillery
(Eastern Division),
Royal Artillery
Transferred to the Royal Garrison Artillery
1899: The Prince of Wales’s Own Norfolk Artillery
(Eastern Division),
Royal Garrison Artillery
The Suffolk Artillery
(Eastern Division),
Royal Garrison Artillery
Division system abolished
1902: The Prince of Wales’s Own Norfolk
Royal Garrison Artillery
(Militia)
The Suffolk
Royal Garrison Artillery
(Militia)
RAMil
RAMil
Creation of the Special Reserve
1908: The Prince of Wales’s Own Norfolk
Royal Field (Reserve) Artillery
The Suffolk
Royal Field (Reserve) Artillery
1909: disbanded disbanded