1900/ 1901: |
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1902: | The North of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry |
The South of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry |
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Transferred to the Special Reserve | ||||||
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1908: | The North Irish Horse │ |
The South Irish Horse │ |
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1919: | disbanded | │ │ │ |
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1922: | disbanded |
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1938: | The North Irish Horse │ |
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1939: |
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Resurrection of the Territorial Army | ||||||
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1947: | The North Irish Horse (TA) │ |
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Creation of the Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve | ||||||
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1967: | disbanded and formed | |||||
D (North Irish Horse) Squadron, The Royal Yeomanry Regiment (Volunteers) │ |
The North Irish Horse (Territorials) │ │ |
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1969: | │ │ │ |
reduced to cadre as The North Irish Horse │ |
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1969: | │ │ │ │ |
69th (North Irish Horse) Squadron, 32nd (Scottish) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals │ |
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1992: | made an independent squadron The North Irish Horse │ |
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1995: | │ │ │ │ │ |
transfrerred to 69th (North Irish Horse) Squadron, 40th (Ulster) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals │ |
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1999: | transferred to B (North Irish Horse) Squadron, The Queen’s Own Yeomanry │ |
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2010: | │ │ │ │ │ |
transfrerred to 40th (North Irish Horse) Squadron, 32nd Signal Regiment, Royal Signals │ |
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2014: | transferred to B (North Irish Horse) Squadron, The Scottish and North Irish Yeomanry │ |
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