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* [[15 Armoured Regiment]] |
* [[15 Armoured Regiment]] |
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* [[16th Light Cavalry]] |
* [[16th Light Cavalry]] |
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* [[The Poona Horse|17 Horse]] |
* [[The Poona Horse|17 Horse]] [[The Poona Horse]]} |
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* [[18 Cavalry]] |
* [[18 Cavalry]] |
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* [[19 Armoured Regiment]] |
* [[19 Armoured Regiment]] |
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* [[Central India Horse]] Positioned as ser 21 in the order of precedence. |
* [[Central India Horse]] Positioned as ser 21 in the order of precedence. |
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* [[40 Armoured Regiment]] See http://www.tribuneindia.com/2005/20050118/delhi.htm - a Major with the regiment dying in [[Jammu and Kashmir]]. |
* [[40 Armoured Regiment]] See http://www.tribuneindia.com/2005/20050118/delhi.htm - a Major with the regiment dying in [[Jammu and Kashmir]]. |
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* [[41 Armoured Regiment (India)|41 Armoured Regiment]] - Raised in 1980.<ref name=BR |
* [[41 Armoured Regiment (India)|41 Armoured Regiment]] - Raised in 1980.<ref name=BR /> |
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* [[42 Armoured Regiment]] Raised in 1981.<ref name=BR |
* [[42 Armoured Regiment]] Raised in 1981.<ref name=BR /> |
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* [[43 Armoured Regiment]] Raised in 1981.<ref name=BR |
* [[43 Armoured Regiment]] Raised in 1981.<ref name=BR /> |
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* [[44 Armoured Regiment]] Raised in 1981.<ref name=BR |
* [[44 Armoured Regiment]] Raised in 1981.<ref name=BR /> |
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* [[45 Cavalry]] Raised in 1965. Traces lineage to the old 45 Cavalry.<ref name=BR |
* [[45 Cavalry]] Raised in 1965. Traces lineage to the old 45 Cavalry.<ref name=BR /> |
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* [[46 Armoured Regiment]] |
* [[46 Armoured Regiment]] |
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* [[47 Armoured Regiment]] |
* [[47 Armoured Regiment]] |
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* [[62 Cavalry]] |
* [[62 Cavalry]] |
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* [[63 Cavalry]] |
* [[63 Cavalry]] |
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* [[64 Cavalry]] General [[Bipin Chandra Joshi]], former Chief of the Army Staff, was commissioned into this regiment.{{ |
* [[64 Cavalry]] General [[Bipin Chandra Joshi]], former Chief of the Army Staff, was commissioned into this regiment.{{Citation needed|date=August 2010}} He later served as the Colonel of the Regiment.{{Citation needed|date=August 2010}} |
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* [[65 Armoured Regiment]] |
* [[65 Armoured Regiment]] |
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* [[66 Armoured Regiment]] |
* [[66 Armoured Regiment]] |
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* [[89 Armoured Regiment]] |
* [[89 Armoured Regiment]] |
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* [[90 Armoured Regiment]] |
* [[90 Armoured Regiment]] |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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[[Category:Administrative corps of the Indian Army]] |
[[Category:Administrative corps of the Indian Army]] |
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[[Category:Military units and formations established in 1947]] |
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- This article is on the post-independence corps. For the pre-1947 corps, see Indian Armoured Corps.
The Indian Army Armoured Corps is one of the combat arms of the Indian Army. Formed in 1947 from two-thirds of the personnel and assets of the Raj's Indian Armoured Corps. It currently consists of 63 armoured regiments, including the president's bodyguards. The naming of the regiments varies. The epithets "Cavalry", "Horse" and "Lancers", which have been dispensed with in the case of units raised post-independence, are historical legacies from the raising and renaming of these units when part of the East India Company's army and/or later the British Indian Army. The Armoured Corps School and Centre is at Ahmednagar. As a matter of tradition, each Armoured Regiment has its own "Colonel of the Regiment", a honorary post for a senior officer who oversees the regimental issues concerning the unit.
British Indian Army Cavalry Regiments prior to Independence
साँचा:British Indian Army Cavalry Regiments 1903 - 1946
List of Regiments
- President's Bodyguard
- 1st Horse
- 2nd Lancers
- 3rd Cavalry [1]
- 4th Horse (formerly 4th Duke of Cambridge's Own Hodson's Horse)
- 5 Armoured Regiment. The original 5 Horse (Probyn's) was transferred to Pakistan in 1947. This Indian Army regiment was raised in Jodhpur on December 1, 1983.[2] The regiment is based at Patiala and appears to be part of 1st Armoured Division (India).[3]
- 6 Armoured Regiment - Original 6th Duke of Connaught's Own Lancers was transferred to Pakistan in 1947. This Indian Army regiment was raised in 1984.
- 7th Light Cavalry
- 8 Cavalry
- 9 Horse (formerly 9th Royal Deccan Horse)
- 10 Armoured Regiment
- 11 Armoured Regiment
- 12 Armoured Regiment
- 13 Armoured Regiment
- 14 Scinde Horse
- 15 Armoured Regiment
- 16th Light Cavalry
- 17 Horse The Poona Horse}
- 18 Cavalry
- 19 Armoured Regiment
- 20 Lancers
- Central India Horse Positioned as ser 21 in the order of precedence.
- 40 Armoured Regiment See http://www.tribuneindia.com/2005/20050118/delhi.htm - a Major with the regiment dying in Jammu and Kashmir.
- 41 Armoured Regiment - Raised in 1980.[2]
- 42 Armoured Regiment Raised in 1981.[2]
- 43 Armoured Regiment Raised in 1981.[2]
- 44 Armoured Regiment Raised in 1981.[2]
- 45 Cavalry Raised in 1965. Traces lineage to the old 45 Cavalry.[2]
- 46 Armoured Regiment
- 47 Armoured Regiment
- 48 Armoured Regiment
- 49 Armoured Regiment
- 50 Armoured Regiment
- 51 Armoured Regiment
- 52 Armoured Regiment
- 53 Armoured Regiment
- 61 Cavalry
- 62 Cavalry
- 63 Cavalry
- 64 Cavalry General Bipin Chandra Joshi, former Chief of the Army Staff, was commissioned into this regiment.[उद्धरण चाहिए] He later served as the Colonel of the Regiment.[उद्धरण चाहिए]
- 65 Armoured Regiment
- 66 Armoured Regiment
- 67 Armoured Regiment
- 68 Armoured Regiment
- 69 Armoured Regiment
- 70 Armoured Regiment
- 71 Armoured Regiment
- 72 Armoured Regiment
- 73 Armoured Regiment
- 74 Armoured Regiment
- 75 Armoured Regiment Reputed to be the only Indian armoured regiment to have been raised on foreign soil during the 1971 Indo-Pak war at Gadra Road (in Pakistan)on 12 Mar 1972.
- 76 Armoured Regiment
- 81 Armoured Regiment
- 82 Armoured Regiment
- 83 Armoured Regiment
- 84 Armoured Regiment
- 85 Armoured Regiment
- 86 Armoured Regiment
- 87 Armoured Regiment
- 88 Armoured Regiment
- 89 Armoured Regiment
- 90 Armoured Regiment
Notes
- ↑ History of the 3rd Cavalry.
- ↑ अ आ इ ई उ ऊ Web-page on "armoured Corps" at Bharat Rakshak, accessed December 2009.
- ↑ Globalsecurity.org, 5 Armoured Regiment, accessed 23 July 2010
Further reading
- Cavalry Officers Association [2000] Valour Honour Tradition (Vignettes of the Indian Armored Corps 1773-2000. Director General Mechanized Forces, Sena Bhawan, New Delhi 110001.
- THE INDIAN ARMOUR History of the Indian Armoured Corps. 1941-1971 Maj Gen Gurchan Singh Sandhu PVSM Vision Books (incorporating Orient Paperbacks), New Delhi, 1987, ISBN 81-7094-004-4.