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During the Second Boer War on November 7, 1900, The Royal Canadian Dragoons were engaged in the Action at Leliefontein. The regiment, operating in concert with the two 12 Pounder guns of the Left Section of D Battery, Royal Canadian Artillery, was acting as the rear guard for Major-General Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien’s column as it withdrew from the Komati River basin.
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Lieutenant Arthur Herbert Burn 1st (Royal) Dragoons who was killed in action at Ypres on 29 October 1914. There is a service record available for Burn at the National Archives: WO 339/11195. This photograph was taken from The Sphere which is an excellent newspaper to search if you’re looking for an officer who died during the war.
This gained it the nickname ‘Scots Grey Dragoons’. However, this only became part of its official title in 1877, when it was renamed the 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys). Following its royal inspection, the regiment fought in Flanders during the Nine Years War (1689-97). View this object. Cap badge, The Royal Scots Greys (2nd Dragoons), c1902.
Media in category "1st The Royal Dragoons" The following 10 files are in this category, out of 10 total. Sir Arthur Stockdale Cope (1857-1940) - Wilhelm II, Emperor of Germany (1859-1941) - RCIN 407679 - Royal Collection.jpg 556 × 1,024; 145 KB
Waterloo Medal 1815. number: 367. Captain Alexander Kennedy Clark captured the Eagle of the French 105th Regiment at Waterloo, A symbol which later was to become the badge of the 1st Royal Dragoons. This fabulous object now resides in the National Army Museum. Battle Honour: Waterloo.
