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| specific_type = Cyclist battalion
 
| specific_type = Cyclist battalion
 
| size_at_full_strength = 1000
 
| size_at_full_strength = 1000
| unit_name1 = 1/1st Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion
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| start_date = February 1914
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| created = New unit raised in Huntingdonshire but included some men transferred from [[1/5th Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment, UK|1/5th Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment]]. Authorised to be raised in February 1914 and officially recognised 2/4/1914.<ref>{{Cite AO|1914|61}}; {{Cite AO|1914|143}}; [http://www.huntscycles.co.uk/Formation.htm The formation of the Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion].</ref>
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| unit_name1 = Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion
| unit_name1_reason_for_change =  
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| unit_name1_start_date = February 1914
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| unit_name1_end_date = October 1914
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| unit_name1_reason_for_change = Formed duplicate battalion, [[2/1st Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion, UK|2/1st Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion]].
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| unit_name2 = 1/1st Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion
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| unit_name2_start_date = October 1914
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| disbanded = Dismbodied at end of war service. In 1920 it was converted to an infantry battalion of the [[Northamptonshire Regiment, UK|Northamptonshire Regiment]].<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5th_%28Huntingdonshire%29_Battalion,_Northamptonshire_Regiment Wikipedia]</ref>
 
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* [http://www.huntscycles.co.uk/ The Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalions website]
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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5th_%28Huntingdonshire%29_Battalion,_Northamptonshire_Regiment Wikipedia]
  
 
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Revision as of 04:44, 12 March 2016

1/1st Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion, British Army
Years active: February 1914 –
Country: United Kingdom
Service: British Army
Branch: Territorial Force
Type: Mounted
Specific type: Cyclist battalion
Full size: 1000
Sources for overview:
Created: February 1914. New unit raised in Huntingdonshire but included some men transferred from 1/5th Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment. Authorised to be raised in February 1914 and officially recognised 2/4/1914.[1]
Sources for created:
Name1: Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion
Name1 Start: February 1914
Name1 End: October 1914
Reason for change: Formed duplicate battalion, 2/1st Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion.
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Name2: 1/1st Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion
Name2 Start: October 1914
Name2 End:
Reason for change:
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Alternate names:
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Disbanded: Dismbodied at end of war service. In 1920 it was converted to an infantry battalion of the Northamptonshire Regiment.[2]
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Relationship type: Administrative
Parent unit: Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion, UK
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References

  1. Army Order number 1914 (61); Army Order number 1914 (143); The formation of the Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion.
  2. Wikipedia