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ORDER OF PRECEDENCE OF REGIMENTS, ETC.,
IN THE ARMY.
Order,
Regiment, &o.
10
11
12
13
14
15
15a
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
20
27
28
29
The Life Guards and Royal Horse Guards.
Royal Horse Artillery (a).
Regiments of Cavalry of the Line (e).
Regiments of the Royal Armoured Corps.
Royal Regiment of Artillery (Royal Horse Artillery and Hong Kong-Singapore
Royal Artillery excepted).
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Royal Corps of Signals.
Regiments of Foot Guards (e).
Regiments of Infantry of the Line (b) (d) (e).
Hong Kong-Singapore Royal Artillery.
Royal Malta Artillery.
Royal Army Chaplains' Department.
Royal Army Service Corps.
Royal Army Medical Corps.
Royal Army Ordnance Corps,
Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Royal Army Pay Corps.
Royal Army Veterinary Corps.
Army Educational Corps.
The Army Dental Corps.
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service.
Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia) Supplementary Reserve.
Supplementary Reserve (except as stated in 21) (c).
Militia (c).
Honourable Artillery Company (Territorial Army).
Territorial Army (except as stated in 24) (c).
Territorial Army Nursing Service.
Auxiliary Territorial Service.
Militia units in Bermuda, Channel Islands and Malta (c).
Training Corps.
(a) But on parade, with their guns, take the right and march at the head of the Household Cavalry.
(b) The precedence of the Royal Marines is as follows : —
(i) When serving under the Naval Discipline Act (i.e., when landed from H.M. ships or from naval
establishments) they form part of the naval contingent and take precedence immediately after the
Royal Navy.
(li) When serving under the Army Act (i.e., when a Royal Marine unit is furnished from a Royal
Marine division or from a Royal Marine battalion) they take precedence after The Royal Berkshire
Regiment (Princess Charlotte of Wales's).
(c) In order of arms as for Regular Army.
(d) The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own) rank after The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Prlneeis
Louise's).
(e) Take precedence amongst themselves In the order in which they are shown ou page xii.
IN THE ARMY.
Order,
Regiment, &o.
10
11
12
13
14
15
15a
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
20
27
28
29
The Life Guards and Royal Horse Guards.
Royal Horse Artillery (a).
Regiments of Cavalry of the Line (e).
Regiments of the Royal Armoured Corps.
Royal Regiment of Artillery (Royal Horse Artillery and Hong Kong-Singapore
Royal Artillery excepted).
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Royal Corps of Signals.
Regiments of Foot Guards (e).
Regiments of Infantry of the Line (b) (d) (e).
Hong Kong-Singapore Royal Artillery.
Royal Malta Artillery.
Royal Army Chaplains' Department.
Royal Army Service Corps.
Royal Army Medical Corps.
Royal Army Ordnance Corps,
Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Royal Army Pay Corps.
Royal Army Veterinary Corps.
Army Educational Corps.
The Army Dental Corps.
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service.
Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia) Supplementary Reserve.
Supplementary Reserve (except as stated in 21) (c).
Militia (c).
Honourable Artillery Company (Territorial Army).
Territorial Army (except as stated in 24) (c).
Territorial Army Nursing Service.
Auxiliary Territorial Service.
Militia units in Bermuda, Channel Islands and Malta (c).
Training Corps.
(a) But on parade, with their guns, take the right and march at the head of the Household Cavalry.
(b) The precedence of the Royal Marines is as follows : —
(i) When serving under the Naval Discipline Act (i.e., when landed from H.M. ships or from naval
establishments) they form part of the naval contingent and take precedence immediately after the
Royal Navy.
(li) When serving under the Army Act (i.e., when a Royal Marine unit is furnished from a Royal
Marine division or from a Royal Marine battalion) they take precedence after The Royal Berkshire
Regiment (Princess Charlotte of Wales's).
(c) In order of arms as for Regular Army.
(d) The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own) rank after The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Prlneeis
Louise's).
(e) Take precedence amongst themselves In the order in which they are shown ou page xii.
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