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339:. A further expansion of the volunteers saw four more Wellington based volunteers corps formed in 1885 and all six companies were constituted into the Wellington Rifle Volunteer Battalion. The battalion was disbanded in 1888, although the City Rifles and Wellington Guards continued to exist. The battalion structure returned once again in 1895 and this time the City Rifles and Guards became part of the Wellington Battalion of Infantry Volunteers, which constituted all of the infantry volunteers of the Wellington Military district (the lower half of the
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In order to keep up their numbers, the
Wellington Veterans began to accept the sons of veterans and in 1872 changed their title to the Wellington City Rifles (commonly known as the City Rifles). In 1879, the City Rifles would be joined by another volunteer corps, the Wellington Guards, which wore the
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A reorganisation of the territorial force in 1961 saw the number of infantry battalions reduced from nine to six. To avoid the disbandment of any regiments, three regiments, including the
Wellington Regiment, became "recessed". The recessed regiments would not raise a battalion and only consist of a
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was dispatched on 15 August and consisted of around 1400 soldiers and nurses. The 5th (Wellington) Regiment provided two infantry companies, for a total of 559 men, which was the largest contribution of any unit in the New
Zealand Military Forces. 26 men from the regimental band also travelled with
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In 1910, a system of compulsory military training was implemented in New
Zealand and the Territorial Force replaced the Volunteer Force. Following these reforms, the 1st Battalion Wellington Rifle Volunteers became an independent regiment in 1911. Initially the battalion was redesignated as the 5th
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Rifles in 1895. A massive enlargement of the volunteer movement occurred in 1898 and the battalions were reorganised. The City Rifles, Wellington Guards and
Kelburn Rifles joined eight newly raised volunteer corps to form the 1st Battalion, Wellington Rifle Volunteers. This new battalion was formed
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In 1921, the New
Zealand territorial infantry regiments were reorganised into larger regiments, similar to those of the First World War. The 5th (Wellington) Regiment was redesignated as 1st Battalion, Wellington Regiment, while the 7th (Wellington west Coast), 9th (Wellington East Coast) and 11th
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After the Samoa expeditionary force had been despatched, the New
Zealand Government decided to form an infantry brigade of four battalions from the existing territorial regiments. Each infantry battalion was made up of four companies with each company being affiliated with one of the territorial
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regimental headquarters, a band and two rifle companies. The two companies would wear the cap badge of the recessed regiment, but be operationally part of a battalion of one of the non-recessed regiments. The
Wellington Regiment therefore formed two rifle companies which were A company of the
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regiments. As the 5th (Wellington) Regiment was already largely overseas, it was excluded from this process. The
Wellington Infantry Regiment was therefore formed from the other regiments of the Wellington Military District, namely the 7th (Wellington West Coast),
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to the
Wellington Regiment in the same year. These colours continued to be used after the regiments amalgamation in 1964, with 7th Battalion parading both the colours of the Wellington Regiment and the Hawkes Bay Regiment until they too were laid up in
528:, respectively. The 1st, 3rd and 4th Battalions were stationary fortress troops, intended to defend Wellington from Japanese attack, while the 2nd Battalion was intended to have a mobile reactive role as part of the 7th Brigade Group,
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in 1868 and were split into two groups: the Wellington Rifles and the Wellington Forest Rangers. Both units were involved in the raid on Te Ngutu o Te Manu on 21 August 1868 and suffered 3 men killed. The village was used as a base by
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The New Zealand Rifle Brigade was a newly raised regiment and unlike the other infantry regiments recruited nationally. It initially consisted of two battalions, which arrived in Egypt in November 1915 and became part of the
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of Wellington, which gave it the right to march "with swords drawn, colours flying and bayonets fixed" through the city. The Wellington Regiment was the first New Zealand regiment to receive such an honour.
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in 1953/54, the Wellington Regiment was granted the unique privilege of mounting the full Military Guard of Honour at the 1954 State Opening of Parliament. The 1954 opening was the first time the
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and raised a 2nd battalion in November 1940. A 3rd and 4th Battalion were also formed in February 1942 by redesignating the former 2nd and 11th Battalions of the
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battalions each had a company designated as A (Wellington) Company, which was affiliated with the Wellington Regiment. These battalions formed part of the
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without incident and the occupation force was relieved in April 1915 by a smaller force of 360 personnel who were unfit for active service.
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Men from the Wellington Regiment saw combat with the battalions associated with the Central Military District. The
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to fight in South Africa. A number of men from the Wellington Rifle Volunteers served with these contingents
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in 2012. The traditions of the Wellington Regiment are now continued by Wellington Company, 5/7 RNZIR.
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The Wellington Regiment remained in New Zealand for home defence during the
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which had served in New Zealand. The volunteers were mobilised during
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7th Battalion (Wellington (City of Wellington's Own) and Hawke's Bay)
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The Wellington Regiment were awarded the following battle honours:
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Both the City Rifles and Wellington Guards took part in the
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In 1964 the territorial regiments were merged into the
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5th/7th Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment
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5th/7th Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment
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The Official History of the New Zealand Rifle Brigade
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1964
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3rd (Auckland) Regiment (Countess of Ranfurly's Own)
1607:. Wellington: Government Printer. pp. 171–182.
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Regimental colour (1929) of the Wellington Regiment
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241:. Men from the regiment, however, served with the
203:The Wellington Regiment (City of Wellington's Own)
1981:Military units and formations established in 1867
1623:; Treadwell, C. A. L. & Hanna, J. S. (1928).
229:in August 1914 and was later affiliated with the
299:The Wellington Rifle Volunteer Battalion at the
1646:. New Plymouth: New Plymouth District Council.
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1756:. Wellington: Historical Publications Branch.
1733:. Wellington: Historical Publications Branch.
1671:. Wellington: Historical Publications Branch.
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875:Rifles, Wellington Highland Rifles, The
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490:Officers of the Wellington Regiment at
119:: "Fortune is the companion of virtue")
1866:12th (Nelson and Marlborough) Regiment
1475:from the original on 22 February 2022.
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1153:Cunningham, Treadwell & Hanna 1928
259:Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force
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1629:. Wellington: Ferguson & Osborn.
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1922:7th (Wellington West Coast) Regiment
1430:"Territorials Become More Joined Up"
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413:the expeditionary force. Samoa was
271:Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment
18:Wellington Infantry Regiment (NZEF)
1749:19 Battalion and Armoured Regiment
1048:"Armed Forces:Historical Overview"
211:Wellington Veteran Volunteer Corps
14:
1976:Infantry regiments of New Zealand
1688:. Wellington: Bryce Francis Ltd.
1569:. Wellington: L. T. Watkins Ltd.
992:from the original on 2 March 2022
948:from the original on 6 March 2022
453:, engaging in the battles of the
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1861:2nd (South Canterbury) Regiment
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1060:from the original on 2022-02-27
804:The York and Lancaster Regiment
679:Wellington Cathedral of St Paul
427:11th Regiment (Taranaki Rifles)
1824:15th (North Auckland) Regiment
1439:. pp. 8–9. Archived from
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703:France and Flanders 1916–1918
449:. The Regiment fought on the
1914:Wellington Infantry Regiment
1848:Canterbury Infantry Regiment
607:of the regiment. During the
1904:14th (South Otago) Regiment
1899:10th (North Otago) Regiment
1468:Hawke's Bay Battalion RNZIR
1091:The Governor of New Zealand
313:The Wellington Guards, 1900
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1927:9th (Hawke's Bay) Regiment
1806:Auckland Infantry Regiment
1586:. Auckland: Random House.
1465:Foote, Ken (10 May 2016).
1117:New Zealand History Online
654:Battle Honours and Colours
609:Royal visit of New Zealand
583:, which saw combat at the
423:9th (Hawke's Bay) Regiment
400:With the out break of the
364:mounted rifles contingents
42:of the Wellington Regiment
28:(City of Wellington's Own)
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1955:5th (Wellington) Regiment
1947:New Zealand Rifle Brigade
1856:1st (Canterbury) Regiment
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1113:"Capture of German Samoa"
526:National Military Reserve
435:New Zealand Rifle Brigade
410:Samoa Expeditionary Force
231:New Zealand Rifle Brigade
219:5th (Wellington) Regiment
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1894:8th (Southland) Regiment
1746:Sinclair, D. W. (1954).
879:, The Zealandia Rifles,
691:: South Africa 1899–1902
581:3rd New Zealand Division
553:2nd New Zealand Division
233:which saw combat on the
16:Not to be confused with
1937:17th (Ruahine) Regiment
1881:Otago Infantry Regiment
1829:16th (Waikato) Regiment
1661:Henderson, Jim (1958).
1376:The New Zealand Gazette
1229:. 21 June 1923. p. 1743
1226:The New Zealand Gazette
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1201:The New Zealand Gazette
846:The Wellington Rifles,
670:St Paul's Pro-Cathedral
597:1953 Coronation Honours
475:Hundred Days' Offensive
471:German Spring Offensive
431:17th (Ruahine) Regiment
378:do nor carry colours).
26:The Wellington Regiment
1819:6th (Hauraki) Regiment
1701:O'Neill, I.G. (1948).
1563:Austin, W. S. (1924).
1379:. 11 June 1953. p. 911
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988:. 20 December 1895.
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780:The Treasury Islands
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353:invasion of Parihaka
263:Hawke's Bay Regiment
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166:Distinguishing Patch
1684:Lea, P. A. (1982).
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