1/94 Regiment of Foot
1 Battalion 94 Regiment of Foot
Unit Notes
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In 1568, Raised in Scotland for service in Holland as the Scots Brigade |
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In 1577, the States-General requested additional help and a further 2600 men were raised organised in 13 companies |
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In 1603, Sir Walter Scott of Buccleugh raised an additional regiment for the Brigade |
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In 1629, Lord Scott of Buccleugh raised another regiment for the Brigade |
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In 1688, most of the Brigade formed part of William of Orange's forces in his succssful landing in England |
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In 1782, The Prince of Orange ordered the Brigade to adopt Dutch uniforms, colours and language but the officers objected and returned to Scotland |
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In 1794, the Brigade was added to the English Establishment as the Scotch Brigade organised as four battalions |
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In 1795, Reduced to two battalions |
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In 1795, Reduced to one battalion |
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In 1804, Brigade was redesignated 1 Battalion 94 Regiment of Foot (See History) |
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