Infantry Volunteers

Middlesex

1859:

15^th Middlesex
(London Scottish)
Rifle Volunteer Corps
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Consolidation and renumbering of the Volunteer Force

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1880:

7^th Middlesex
(London Scottish)
Rifle Volunteer Corps
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The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms

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1881:

volunteer battalion of
The Prince Consort’s Own
(The Rifle Brigade)

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1891:

7^th Middlesex
(London Scottish)
Volunteer Rifle Corps
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Creation of the Territorial Force

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1908:

14^th (County of London) Battalion,
The London Regiment
(London Scottish) (TF)

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1914/
1918:

1/14^th (County of London) Battalion,
2/14^th (County of London) Battalion,
3/14^th (County of London) Battalion,
The London Regiment
(London Scottish)
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1916:

transferred to
The Gordon Highlanders

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Creation of the Territorial Army

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1921:

14^th (County of London) Battalion,
The London Regiment
(London Scottish) (TA)
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1922:

14^th London Regiment
(London Scottish) (TA)
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1937:

The London Scottish,
The Gordon Highlanders (TA)
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1939:

1^st Battalion,
The London Scottish,
The Gordon Highlanders (TA)
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2^nd Battalion,
The London Scottish,
The Gordon Highlanders (TA)
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3^rd Battalion,
The London Scottish
(97^th Anti-Aircraft Regiment),
The Gordon Highlanders (TA)
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1939:

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97^th Anti-Aircraft Regiment,
Royal Artillery (TA)

Resurrection of the Territorial Army

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1947:

The London Scottish,
The Gordon Highlanders (TA)
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Creation of the Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve

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1967:

disbanded and formed
G Company (London Scottish),
51^st Highland Volunteers
and
C Company (London Scottish),
The London Yeomanry and
Territorials