1/21st Battalion, London Regiment, British Army

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1/21st Battalion, London Regiment, British Army
Years active:	01/04/1908 –
Country:	United Kingdom
Service:	British Army
Branch:	Territorial Force (British Army)
Type:	Infantry
Specific type:	Infantry battalion
Full size:	1000
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Created:	01/04/1908.
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Name1:	21st (County of London) Battalion London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)
Name1 Start:	01/04/1908
Name1 End:	1915
Reason for change:	Renumbering of territorial battalions
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Name2:	1/21st (County of London) Battalion London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)
Name2 Start:	1915
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Command structure
Relationship type:	Administrative
Parent unit:	First Surrey Rifles, London Regiment, UK
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Command structure
Relationship type:	Tactical
Parent unit:	142nd Infantry Brigade, UK
Parent level:	Brigade
Start date:	01/03/1915
End date:	31/01/1918
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Command structure
Relationship type:	Tactical
Parent unit:	140th Infantry Brigade, UK
Parent level:	Brigade
Start date:	01/02/1918
End date:	31/05/1919
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Theatre of war
Theatre name:	France, Belgium and Germany
Date entered:	01/03/1915
Date left:	31/05/1919
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Official sources

Unit war diaries

• The National Archives of the UK (TNA): WO 95/2732/5 (01/03/1915–31/01/1918)
• The National Archives of the UK (TNA): WO 95/2732/3 (01/02/1918–31/05/1919)

References

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