from 34th, or East Suffolk Light Infantry Regiment of Militia │ |
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Introduction of Artillery Militia by the Militia Act 1852 | ||
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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 │ |
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Creation of the Divisons, Royal Artillery | ||
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1882: | The Prince of Wales’s Own 2nd Brigade, Eastern Division, Royal Artillery │ |
3rd Brigade, Eastern Division, Royal Artillery │ |
Regrouping into three large divisions | ||
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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 | ||
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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 | ||
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1902: | The Prince of Wales’s Own Norfolk Royal Garrison Artillery (Militia) |
The Suffolk Royal Garrison Artillery (Militia) |
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Creation of the Special Reserve | ||
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1908: | The Prince of Wales’s Own Norfolk Royal Field (Reserve) Artillery │ |
The Suffolk Royal Field (Reserve) Artillery │ |
1909: | disbanded | disbanded |