Auckland Infantry Regiment
Military unit
The Auckland Infantry Regiment was a military unit of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force raised for service in the First World War. It saw service in the Gallipoli Campaign and on the Western Front. Wikipedia
Size: 3 Battalions
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The Auckland Battalion was divided into 1st Auckland Battalion and 2nd Auckland Battalion in March 1916, with the second battalion comprising a new set of ...
The regiment was formed in 1914 as the Auckland Battalion. The battalion consisted of four rifle companies, with each company raised from one of the territorial ...
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A year after the Auckland Battalion was formed in 1898, troops assembled here before their departure for the Transvaal. Sixteen years later, the area provided a ...
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Search found 21 results ; Rank. Private [12] Major [3] ; Unit. Auckland Battalion New Zealand Infantry [10] Auckland Infantry Battalion [6] ; Last name ...
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At the outbreak of World War I the 3rd Auckland provided 250 men to the 1000 strong infantry battalion that was raised from troops all over the Auckland region.
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The 3rd Battalion, Auckland (Countess of Ranfurly's Own) and Northland Regiment was a Territorial Force Battalion of the Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment ...
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3rd Bn – 178 casualties including 37 killed and 6 missing. ... In 1964 the Auckland and Northland Battalion was formed from the amalgamation of the Auckland ...