shark Posted 4 July , 2005 Share Posted 4 July , 2005 have you some information on this reg philippe.dr@tiscali.fr thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Graham Stewart Posted 4 July , 2005 Share Posted 4 July , 2005 Shark, If you're referring to the Northumberland Fusiliers, then you have you're work cut out. They had 52 battalions serving during the Great War and here is a list;- 1st Battalion - regular army 2nd Battalion - regular army 3rd(Reserve)Battalion - Special Reserve 1/4th Battalion - Territorial Force 2/4th Battalion - Territorial Force 3/4th Battalion - Territorial Force 1/5th Battalion - Territorial Force 2/5th Battalion - Territorial Force 3/5th Battalion - Territorial Force 1/6th Battalion - Territorial Force 2/6th Battalion - Territorial Force 3/6th Battalion - Territorial Force 1/7th Battalion - Territorial Force 2/7th Battalion - Territorial Force 3/7th Battalion - Territorial Force 8th(Service)Battalion - New Army 9th(Service)Battalion - New Army 10th(Service)Battalion - New Army 11th(Service)Battalion - New Army 12th(Service)Battalion - New Army 13th(ServiceBattalion - New Army 14th(Service)Battalion(Pioneers) - New Army 15th(Reserve)Battalion - New Army 16th(Service)Battalion(Newcastle) - New Army 17th(Service)Battalion(North Eastern Railways,Pioneers) - New Army 18th(Service)Battalion(1st Tyneside Pioneers) - New Army 19th(Service)Battalion(2nd Tyneside Pioneers) - New Army 20th(Service)Battalion(1st Tyneside Scottish) - New Army 21st(Service)Battalion(2nd Tyneside Scottish) - New Army 22nd(Service)Battalion(3rd Tyneside Scottish) - New Army 23rd(Service)Battalion(4th Tyneside Scottish) - New Army 24th(Service)Battalion(1st Tyneside Irish) - New Army 25th(Service)Battalion(2nd Tyneside Irish) - New Army 26th(Service)Battalion(3rd Tyneside Irish) - New Army 27th(Service)Battalion(4th Tyneside Irish) - New Army 28th(Reserve)Battalion - New Army 29th(Reserve)Battalion(Tyneside Scottish) - New Army 30th(Reserve)Battalion(Tyneside Scottish) - New Army 31st(Reserve)Battalion - New Army 32nd(Reserve)Battalion(North Eastern Railways) - New Army 33rd(Reserve)Battalion(Tyneside Scottish) - New Army 34th(Reserve)Battalion(Tyneside Irish) - New Army 35th Battalion - Territorial Force 36th Battalion - Territorial Force 37th(Home Service)Battalion - Territorial Force 38th Battalion - Territorial Force? 1st(Garrison)Battalion 2nd(Garrison)Battalion 3rd(Home Service)Battalion 51st(Graduated)Battalion 52nd(Graduated)Battalion 53rd(Young Soldier)Battalion Also raised was the 39th & 40th Battalions in 1919 for battlefield clearance. They also had five Volunteer Battalions affiliated to them in July 1918, from Northumberland Volunteer Regiment which were a form of Home Guard;- 1st(Volunteer)Battalion,N.F. 2nd(Volunteer)Battalion,N.F. 3rd(Volunteer)Battalion,N.F. 4th(Volunteer)Battalion,N.F. 5th(Volunteer)Battalion,N.F. If you wish to know any more then you would have to contact me personally as this is the unit I do a lot of research on. All the best, Graham. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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