Where Did That Regiment Go?

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  • ISBN 9780750968508
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 25 Nov 2016
  • Publisher: The History Press Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
  • Language: English
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Everyone has heard of, say, the Irish Fusliliers, the Glorious Glosters, or Royal Scots Greys. But where are these regiments today? What are they called? And what were they called a hundred years ago? The painful and much-resented rationalisation of the British regiments - which meant amalgamation or simply disbandment - has been going on since the first regiments were raised in the 17th century, according to the perceived needs of the nation in war or peacetime. But it accelerated in the mid-1950s and the task has now been completed on General Jackson's watch, in 2007. Anyone trying to follow the name changes of a particular regiment soon gets caught up in and confused by different histories in different books. By using clear family trees, Gerry Murphy sorts out all the confusion in one indispensable volume. The appendices alone are invaluable, showing the number of regimental antecedents, honours, colours and insignia.

Gerry Murphy was granted a Fellowship by his industry, has written many published papers and has made major contributions to standard scientific text books. He served in the Royal Marines Reserve. He is often called upon by official bodies to verify regimental titles in documents and on monuments. He has made particular study of regimental amalgamations and saw the need to produce a lineage chart. He was born and educated in Liverpool.