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908:, the largest military tattoo in the world at the time. This had members of the Battery assisting in a variety of jobs from taking part in the show to the necessary backroom work. 1988 saw B Battery deploy again to Glamoc, Bosnia, this time as part of SFOR. When the Battery returned in January, 1999, little did they realise that by June the same year the TAC Group would find itself spearheading the advance of the NATO force into
846:. This was an exercise that occurred every two years and was designed to bring the Light Guns, which were stationed on the islands, out of light care and to be proof fired. This enabled the Troop to exercise in unfamiliar surroundings in extremely harsh weather conditions. In August 1993, along with the remainder of 1RHA, B Battery attended the RHA 200 parade at Woolwich, London and was observed by the Captain General,
423:, it did not encounter much resistance however, it was forced to travel hundreds of miles over almost impassable terrain. Unfortunately there is very little documented history from the Battery's activity during this period. Most of the Battery's most interesting and unusual pieces of silver originate from this campaign.
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replaced the 13-pounder guns and horses. At this time, B Battery formed part of 1st
Brigade RHA and supported the 1st Cavalry Brigade station in Egypt whose task was to defend the country's railways. In 1938, B and O Batteries, and A and E Batteries, were merged to form two six gun Batteries forming
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with
Sahagun Troop tasked with mentoring the Tactical Support Unit (TSU) and being based at the Old State Building (OSB) in the centre of the city. B Battery moved location several times during the tour but spent the last two months back at the Palace providing escorts for the Provincial Support
900:. After a successful tour, B Battery returned to the UK in January 1997. Following a period of leave, B Battery then started pre-BATUS training, again joining forces with L Battery to support 1st RWF Battle Group. Just prior to deploying, the Battery took the lead in supplying manpower to the
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landings. During the battle, the battery fired more ammunition from their 18-pounder guns than any other battery, and when the Allied forces pulled out, B Battery was the final
Battery to leave the peninsula. In 1916, the Battery was almost continually in action during the
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towards the end of the year. In 1994, the
Battery attended the In-Service Reliability Demonstration (ISRD). This trial saw the AS90 brought into general service however soon after the ISRD, the Battery converted to the Light Gun and deployed on Exercise POND JUMP WEST in
920:. Here, the Battery was equipped with the 105mm Light Gun. The Battery had an extremely good exercise and conducted some great infantry training as well as firing the guns. On return from Kenya, the Battery made it to the final of the RA Inter-Battery football against
407:, B Troop, Royal Horse Artillery was re-formed on 1 May 1855, and landed in the Crimea peninsular one month later. However, by this stage the war was well under way with the siege of Sebastopol already commenced. There is no record of B Troop being directly engaged.
688:
During this period there was an exciting series of roles for the
Battery, ranging from urban international security tasks to ‘North-West Frontier’ style gunnery actions in the rugged Radfan Mountains during the Radfan Campaign. In 1967, B Battery moved to
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Liaison Team (PSLT). This team was part of the G5 support to assist the locals with the rebuilding of Iraq. On 28 September, whilst escorting one of these teams to a housing project in the north of Basra, the patrol was ambushed with small arms and
1095:. In 2012, the Battery deployed on Ex ASKARI THUNDER in Kenya as part of pre-deployment training for Op HERRICK 18. In 2013, B Battery deployed on a summer tour of Afghanistan. The gun group were all based in FOB OUELLETTE supporting
1078:
and successfully deployed to
Afghanistan in October 2009. Whilst on the operation, the gun troops were separated with three guns based in FOB (Forward Operating Base) EDINBURGH and the other three were under the command of a
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as part of the NATO lead IFOR. Initially, B Battery were to be based in Baraci but due to reductions in theatre, it was decided that three gun batteries were not required at that location. The
Battery was teamed up with
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in 2007. On return from the exercise in Canada, the
Battery put the guns into the Whole Fleet Management (WFM) programme and was selected to represent the Gunners for the Royal Regiment of Artillery Memorial Service at
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2081:
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B Battery became the Trials
Battery after adopting the FH 70 howitzer and completed these trials in June 1979. Up until 1982, members of the Battery served in many parts of the world; on Exercise CRUSADER, in the
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2056:
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who was serving with the
Battery as a team commander. The Battery finished the tour in late October and returned to the UK. After a period of leave, B Battery then prepared itself to deploy to
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had tried to inflict on the local population during the conflict. The TAC Group returned to Tidworth in September. In 2000, the Battery deployed on Exercise GRAND PRIX in Kenya to support the
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2151:
2091:
2076:
944:. B Battery was the last Gunner unit, in role, in the Balkans. Back in the UK, the Battery immediately re-rolled to provide cover for the National Fireman's strike. The Regiment deployed to
1017:, on Ex GRAND PRIX in the summer of 2005. After converting to the Light Gun, the Battery had a successful exercise. Digitisation followed in 2006 with the Regiment converting from the
960:. This commitment lasted intermittently between October 2002 and March 2003. The Battery also conducted a Brigade level exercise in BATUS with the Regiment before being warned off for
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2071:
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during June. The relatively quiet deployment was certainly unique as the soldiers were understandably very concerned for their families back in the U.K. during the COVID-19 crisis.
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1577:
1187:, Ex SPRING STORM, was drastically scaled down to minimise the spread of coronavirus - this theme continued throughout the tour. B Battery conducted live firing in Estonia and
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308:
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in North Yorkshire in February 1977. B Battery was equipped with the 5.5-inch gun as an interim measure before being equipped with the very latest 155 mm gun, the towed
1612:
850:. Later, in the same month, the Battery took receipt of its first AS90s and a period of converting to this latest piece of Artillery culminated in a regimental exercise on
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1647:
1602:
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315:. The Battery flag 'The Chequerboard' was created to distinguish the Battery from other batteries on the gun line. The date of when the flag was first used is unknown.
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on 5 June 1798 which was later recognised as one of the hardest contests of the rebellion. The guns were later present at the final encounter of the rebellion at the
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1541:
937:
1074:. The Battery returned in late November after a highly successful tour. In 2008, B Battery converted to light gun and conducted numerous exercises gearing up for
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in July 2020. The Battle Group's task was to deter adversaries, defend Estonia if need be and to reassure the Estonian population. The tour occurred during the
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2028:
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1952:
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1942:
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This period was one of inactivity for B Troop. The Troop had been severely tested in the Peninsular Campaign and saw no more active service from the
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1962:
1947:
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1932:
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802:. The period between 1982 and 1991 was spent on various exercises with some elements of the Battery deploying to Canada at least once a year. The
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770:, where two members of the Battery received Commander British Forces Commendations for their actions on the eve of the country's independence.
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and Motor Transport departments which are responsible for all the wheeled vehicles both in and out of camp and for all re-supply in the field.
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system. This required extensive re-training however proved successful following a regimental exercise. B Battery deployed to BATUS supporting
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404:
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also known as the Contingency Operations Base (COB). Its task was to operate as an infantry company with responsibility for the Town of
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and won 6–0. Once again, the Balkans reared its head and this time Sahagun Troop deployed with L/N Bty to Kosovo and Downman's Troop to
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was formed from a cadre of B Troop and on 28 February 1819, it was decided to reduce B Troop RHA as part of a reduction of size of the
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2003:
1998:
1993:
1911:
1901:
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1800:
819:
706:
275:
137:
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1851:
1841:
1805:
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1298:
1220:
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was hit by a RPG which killed the driver Gunner David Lawrence and fatally wounded the commander, Corporal Marc Taylor, one of the
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and re-assumed the BAOR NATO role. Between September 1972 and 1977, B Battery completed three successful tours in various parts of
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1881:
1856:
1836:
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312:
304:
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697:. As well as exercising in the air portable role in many different countries, the Battery had a successful five-month tour in
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1750:
1527:
1238:
1144:
1022:
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940:. On return to the UK, the Battery commenced a build-up to deploy back to the Balkans as the UK Artillery Battery based in
2043:
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1103:. It was a successful tour resulting in the closing down of numerous FOBs and the handing back of security control to the
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735:
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resulted in the re-occurrence of the 1936 Arab-Jewish fighting by the Arab resistance. In 1947, B Battery, as part of the
520:
1107:. In 2014, B Battery re–rolled back to AS90 and in 2015 the Battery conducted Ex PRAIRIE STORM 3 in Canada in support of
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role of helping to maintain a balance of power in Europe. In 1955, the equipment changed from the Sexton to the American
2013:
2008:
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1722:
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In 2010, B Battery converted back to AS90 with numerous confirmatory exercises including a Canada exercise supporting
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and began the necessary training ready for operations in Iraq. The Battery deployed in May 2007 and was based at the
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1080:
718:
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360:
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871:. Despite four intensive months of Internal Security Training, the Regiment was stood down due to the ceasefire.
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580:, knocking out or damaging some 30 German tanks. Sometime between 1942 and 1945 the battery was retrained on the
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The last time the Battery officially paraded with horses was for the funeral of its commander, Major McKay, in
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556:. It fought in all the major battles in the Middle East Theatre of Operations. Most significantly, during the
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which was to become its base for 17 of the next 22 years. On arrival, the Battery was stationed in
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1111:. In 2016, for the first time, the Battery was tasked to carry out ceremonial duties in London at the
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447:. In April 1915, the Right Section of B Battery was the first Horse Artillery unit ashore during the
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is also equipped with three AS-90s, a Command Post FV 432 and a Gun Line Section Commander's FV 432.
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in September 2020. Along with three companies from 1RRF, the Battlegroup was composed of C Squadron
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The troops' first deployment came when it supplied two guns to a composite troop in response to the
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from October 1969 to March 1970. B Battery then returned to BAOR in 1970 where they were handed
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until 1932 when it redeployed again to Egypt and Palestine to perform police duties during the
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867:(1RWF) Battle Group. On its return to the U.K., the Regiment was warned off for Operations in
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the A/E Battery and B/O Battery. 1st Brigade RHA was shortly after renamed 1st Regiment RHA.
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which placed great restrictions on movements, exercises and resulted in the cancellation of
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to assist the civil police in attempting to keep the peace. 1949 found the Battery in the
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in 1789, an uneasy truce between England and France collapsed when, on 1 February 1793,
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419:, the Battery was the only Horse Artillery unit present. During the Battery's time in
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on 14 June 1937. In 1936, B Battery became mechanised and ‘Dragon’ tractors towing
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Horse Gunners: The Royal Horse Artillery, 200 Years of Panache and Professionalism
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the Battery was in constant action. The Battery also fought notably at Derna, the
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After the war, the tremendous immigration of European Jews to the new state of
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896:. From here, the Battery conducted deployments with its Troop of guns through
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371:, where both of these battles are now the names of troops within the Battery.
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1183:. The major annual exercise for the regular and reservist components of the
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Detachments Front B Battery RHA Operation CABRIT 6, Tapa Camp Estonia 2020
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B Troop departed from Woolwich Wharf on 23 September 1808 and arrived in
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In 1939, the battery moved to France, where they were equipped with the
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on MAC(P) duties covering the fireman's strike of November 1977 and in
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In February 1993, Sahagun Troop deployed on Exercise SEA TROUT in the
548:. After reforming in England in late 1940, B Battery departed for the
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Downman's Troop with Snatch Land Rovers Operation TELIC 4, Iraq 2004
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with Chestnut Troop. 2001 saw B Battery training up to support the
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replaced the Coldstream Guards in 1983 and in turn was replaced by
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and 1915 was perhaps the greatest in B Battery's history since the
1251:, a Command Post FV 432 and a Gun Line Section Commander's FV 432.
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B Battery RHA FOB EDINBURGH Operation HERRICK 11, Afghanistan 2010
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in 1988. In 1991, over half the Regiment deployed to the Gulf on
456:. In 1917, the Battery moved to support the Allied offensives at
1425:"Artillery Regiments That Served With The 7th Armoured Division"
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Battle Group in March 2020. The Battery assumed the role from
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and the Arab-Jewish terrorist campaign which later led to the
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declared war on England. On the same day, by Royal Warrant of
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History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery Vol II (1784-1815)
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who completed Op CABRIT 5. The Battery later handed over to
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and A/B/E Battery was formed. In September 1992, as part of
912:. The TAC Group saw at first hand the destruction that the
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In 1965, after a short period of training with the Italian
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who were later replaced by Vidar Company from the Danish
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as part of the NATO enhanced Forward Presence within the
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A 'Dragon' tractor towing the 3.7 inch howitzer from the
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British military units and formations of the Crimean War
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1982 saw B Battery return to BAOR and were stationed in
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The 'Chequerboard' for B Battery Royal Horse Artillery.
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B Battery has four troops named after famous battles:
830:, as an interim measure until the introduction of the
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is the Targeting Troop and it is equipped with three
814:. B Battery went into suspended animation during the
572:. It was at Alam el Halfa that the battery supported
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1819
1392:"Stations, Combats & Troop Commanders – B Troop"
826:, Tidworth. Here the Battery were equipped with the
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in 1914. It became the senior Battery in the famous
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At the beginning of the war, B Battery was still in
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1029:in August 2005 and whilst there was warned off for
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105mm self-propelled Abbot, 1970-1977 and 1982-1992
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1050:Majority of B Battery RHA Operation TELIC 10, 2007
822:’s arms plot move to the UK, B Battery moved into
2162:Military units and formations established in 1855
2152:Military units and formations established in 1793
988:(SSR). The Battery was initially based at one of
1062:In 2007, the Battery moved into the Op TELIC 10
476:Between 1919 and 1921, the Battery was sent to
838:Falkland Islands and receipt of the AS90, 1992
43:1 February 1793 – 28 March 1819
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1479:. Woolwich: The Royal Artillery Institution.
1099:and the higher echelon were all stationed in
355:on 8 November. The Troop first saw action in
311:) and B Troop (now B Battery) were raised at
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1378:Anthology of B Battery Royal Horse Artillery
1042:Operation TELIC 10 and Operation HERRICK 11
932:on Exercise IRON ANVIL in BATUS as part of
624:British Army of the Rhine (BAOR), 1952-1982
278:. It is currently based in Purvis Lines in
1983:
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684:The 105mm FV433 Self Propelled 'Abbot' Gun
644:. B Battery was relocated from Munster to
359:against Napoleon's armies when supporting
2147:1855 establishments in the United Kingdom
1007:Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
584:and were involved in the Battles for the
832:AS90 155 mm self-propelled howitzer
367:. The troop also later took part in the
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1153:1st Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (1RRF)
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2097:150th (South Nottinghamshire Hussars)
2082:107th (South Nottinghamshire Hussars)
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892:to form B/L Battery and was based in
774:BAOR, Canada and Op GRANBY, 1982-1992
736:Rhodesian Cease Fire Monitoring Force
7:
2142:1793 establishments in Great Britain
1506:Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)
1502:"1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery"
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1093:1ST Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment
676:Northern Ireland and BAOR, 1969-1977
664:, B Battery moved once again to the
1131:Op CABRIT 6, March - September 2020
652:Aden and Radfan Campaign, 1965-1967
45:9 May 1855 – present
1380:. Larkhill: Royal Horse Artillery.
992:’s former Palaces in the south of
984:in April 2004 and was tasked with
948:and the Battery initially covered
898:Multi National Division South West
798:for the first few months and then
375:England and Reduction, 1809 - 1819
276:1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery
138:1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery
25:
1299:List of Royal Artillery Batteries
918:Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
879:In 1996, the Battery deployed on
703:105 mm self-propelled Abbots
642:M44 155m self-propelled howitzers
614:25 pounder self-propelled Sextons
542:51st (Highland) Infantry Division
391:following the Waterloo Campaign.
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1081:Royal Australian Artillery troop
616:. The Battery later returned to
272:B Battery, Royal Horse Artillery
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18:B Battery, Royal Horse Artillery
2127:Royal Horse Artillery batteries
1167:and Armadillo Company from the
999:rocket propelled grenades (RPG)
902:Royal Tournament at Earls Court
865:1st Royal Welsh Fusiliers
800:1st Battalion Coldstream Guards
544:, it suffered severe losses at
510:A Battery (The Chestnut Troop).
405:Siege of Sevastopol (1854–1855)
335:. The first battle came at the
165:Ubique Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt
35:B Battery Royal Horse Artillery
1318:Duncan, Major Francis (1879).
592:Egypt and Palestine, 1945-1951
274:is a Close Support Battery of
27:British Army artillery battery
1:
968:Operation TELIC 4, 2004-2007
794:. The Battery supported the
628:In 1952, B Battery moved to
490:British Mandate of Palestine
435:however quickly returned to
309:A Battery The Chestnut Troop
1324:. John Murray. p. 35.
570:Second Battle of El Alamein
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2092:149th (Lancashire Hussars)
2077:106th (Lancashire Hussars)
1015:Royal Ghurkha Rifles (RGR)
804:1st Battalion Welsh Guards
658:105 mm Pack Howitzers
612:Zone whilst equipped with
562:First Battle of El Alamein
2132:Royal Artillery batteries
1087:Operation HERRICK 18
1021:radio system to the
782:The 105 mm Light Gun
693:for three years with the
540:. In June 1940, with the
411:The Boxer Rebellion, 1900
1169:Danish Royal Life Guards
118:Self-propelled artillery
1450:"Royal Horse Artillery"
1247:is equipped with three
1204:Structure and equipment
938:12th Mechanised Brigade
717:and was later moved to
588:and River Po in Italy.
466:Battle of Passchendaele
333:Irish Rebellion of 1798
327:Irish Rebellion of 1798
192:Irish Rebellion of 1798
173:Sahagun Day 21 December
2087:147th (Essex Yeomanry)
2072:104th (Essex Yeomanry)
1376:Iain, Daniels (2007).
1173:Guard Hussars Regiment
1143:B Battery deployed on
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980:B Battery deployed to
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484:. It then returned to
472:Between the World Wars
341:Battle of Vinegar Hill
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1552:Royal Horse Artillery
1475:Clarke, W.G. (1993).
1294:Royal Horse Artillery
1276:United Kingdom portal
1237:Troop containing the
1181:Rest and Recuperation
1165:Queen's Royal Hussars
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792:22nd Armoured Brigade
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602:1st Armoured Division
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462:Third Battle of Ypres
383:. In 1813, the first
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930:King's Royal Hussars
742:teaching gunnery to
574:133 Infantry Brigade
578:21. Panzer Division
500:Mechanisation, 1936
415:In 1900 during the
256:Battle honours
222:-(Northern Ireland)
1161:The Chestnut Troop
1145:Operation CABRIT 6
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875:Balkans, 1996-2001
863:in support of the
848:Queen Elizabeth II
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582:105 mm Priest
536:gun, towed by the
521:3.7 inch howitzers
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445:Peninsula Campaign
337:Battle of New Ross
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1394:. Napoleon Series
1177:COVID-19 pandemic
1121:Buckingham Palace
1068:Basra Air Station
1003:Snatch Land Rover
695:Strategic Reserve
552:, as part of the
369:Battle of Corunna
365:Battle of Sahagun
297:French Revolution
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243:Operation HERRICK
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1083:(Brumby troop).
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890:L (Nery) Battery
869:Northern Ireland
844:Falkland Islands
820:1st Regiment RHA
808:The Scots Guards
796:9th/12th Lancers
715:Northern Ireland
707:3rd Regiment RHA
672:until May 1967.
668:and remained in
636:and took on the
576:firing onto the
528:Second World War
248:Operation CABRIT
225:Operation Granby
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