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Prince of Wales became Colonel Commandant of the Regiment. Carried out escort duties to the Royal Family.

This entry was posted on September 11, 2019 by Richard Pillinger.

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← “It is the King’s pleasure that the Tenth Regiment of Light Dragoons shall be called “The Tenth or P.W.O. Regiment of Light Dragoons” with the motto of “Ich Dien”. Cornetcy confered to Beau Brummel by Prince of Wales. Brummel resigned three years later when the Regiment was posted to Manchester. →

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