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11th Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment

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After the amalgamation of 1 and 9 UDR in 1984 – a part-time company with a small nucleus of permanent cadre administration staff who ran the company offices and facilities within Thiepval Barracks. Recruiting from Lisburn and surrounding areas it too had a mixed patrol area of towns and villages but
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A part-time company with a small nucleus of permanent cadre administrative staff drawn from the market town of Portadown and its surrounding villages and rural areas. The company provided patrols in the town and surrounding areas as well as the night guard on the telephone exchange at Edenderry.
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Scarva Road Barracks, Banbridge – a part-time company with a small permanent cadre staff who administered and guarded the barracks. Drawing its recruits from Banbridge, Dromore and surrounding rural villages and areas the company also patrolled these areas and provided extra checkpoints on the A1
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and the surrounding area this company came on duty at 7 pm on weekdays and all day on weekends. In addition to patrolling their own villages and rural areas, they were also responsible for the relief of the regular army on the permanent guard post at Tandragee Power Station.
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Kitchen Hill Barracks, Lurgan. – a part-time company with a small permanent cadre staff who ran the UDR centre within the regular army's barracks. This company was responsible for patrolling the town of Lurgan and its surrounding villages and rural areas.
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As well as manning permanent vehicle checkpoints (PVCPs) at these location the 11 UDR Platoons also engaged in urban and rural patrol work with the full-time soldiers taking part in searches, observation activities and denial of territory to the enemy.
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was convicted of supplying information to loyalist paramilitaries. Most were recovered in follow up operations but some were later proven to have been used by loyalist organisations to carry out crime, including murders.
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which carried out the same duties as the regular army. Selected from the youngest and fittest soldiers with Commanders and NCO's who had, where possible, previous military experience. The commander was a Scottish
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Robin Chappell, who had previously been commander of the neighbouring 2 UDR. He was the first regular officer to command the 2nd battalion, and the only regular officer ever to command two separate UDR battalions.
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Both part-time and full-time companies of 11 UDR took over operational responsibility in other areas to relieve the pressure on border battalions who had taken heavy casualties, particularly
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The battalion lost nine men during its existence. A further eight were killed as a result of their membership after they had left the battalion. No figures are available for those wounded.
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Mahon Barracks, Portadown. – a mixture of regular army and permanent cadre/part-time administration staff, instructors, watchkeepers, mechanics, and a guard force of
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A soldier of 2 Platoon, A Coy, 11 UDR, armed with a 9mm pistol, checks vehicles at the permanent checkpoint outside Newtownhamilton RUC Station – December 1985
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Based at Mahon Barracks – a part-time company. Later renamed B Company. Drawn from men (and later women) from the village of
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In 1990 11 UDR was reported as having 772 members who patrolled an area of 1,500 square kilometres (580 sq mi).
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Echo Company, The History of E Company 5th Battalion of the Ulster Defence Regiment, by Ronnie Gamble 2007.
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beside the historic Mahon House. Assuming command and expanding platoons and companies once part of the
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RATHFRILAND: Barracks in Banbridge Subdivision. (3 UDR were responsible for Rathfriland town)
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A Testimony to Courage – the Regimental History of the Ulster Defence Regiment 1969 – 1992
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based 2 UDR in Lurgan, Portadown and Tandragee and also the Banbridge Company of 3 UDR.
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Two soldiers from the 11 UDR's C Company, (also UVF members), were convicted of the
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Subsequent to a raid against C Company, on 20 October 1972, the guard commander Sgt
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UVF Rules out Jackal Link to Murder – The People (London, England), 30 June 2002.
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A platoon of UDR soldiers salute their commanding officer at Mahon Barracks
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soldiers. The commander was the battalion commander who was a regular
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The battalion was formed in 1972 after an announcement by Major General
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MAHON ROAD: Divisional Command and barracks in Portadown Subdivision.
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by the British Army, it again amalgamated with 2 UDR to form the
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List of battalions and locations of the Ulster Defence Regiment
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Ulster Defence Regiment § Uniform, armament and equipment
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The gated off centre of Portadown - guarded by E Coy, 11UDR
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Ulster Defence Regiment § Women's UDR (Greenfinches)
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Formation of the Land Forces in Northern Ireland (CLFNI)
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The 11th (Craigavon) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1992
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The Ulster Defence Regiment: An Instrument of Peace?
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11th (Craigavon) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment
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Index


United Kingdom
British Army
Infantry battalion
Lisburn
Quis Separabit
Garryowen
General Sir John Anderson GBE, KCB, DSO
General Sir Charles Huxtable, KCB, CBE, DL
Dennis Faulkner
2nd Battalion Ulster Defence Regiment
3rd Battalion Ulster Defence Regiment
Options for Change
2nd/11th Battalion Ulster Defence Regiment
Robert Ford
Lieutenant Colonel
Ulster Defence Regiment § Uniform, armament and equipment
Ulster Defence Regiment § Women's UDR (Greenfinches)

Mahon Road Barracks
Portadown
Armagh

Conrate
lieutenant colonel
adjutant
major
Quartermaster
Banbridge
Ulsterisation

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