7th Queen's Own British Regiment of Light Dragoons, Waterloo, 1815

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7th Queen's Own British Regiment of Light Dragoons, Waterloo, 1815On the eve of the Battle of Waterloo the 7th were honoured by General Henry Paget, by being given the charge on the advancing enemy, the French 2nd Regiment of Lancers Colonel Sourd's in the action at Genappe. After a spirited and fearless succession of charges only nineteen of the 120 men of the 7th Hussar squadron were left in the saddle. For the Battle of Waterloo itself, the 7th were on the extreme right of the allied line, 300 yards north of the

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North Yorkshire - Colourful

The senior cavalry regiment of the Garde Impérial and thus the whole French army

Trimmings include knotted cords

00 am the French were in full retreat along their entire line

The regiment was formed in 1661 as the Tangier Horse

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the much depleted 3rd Inniskillings were able to fight in the summer campaign of 1812 which included the Battle of Salamanca in July and in June 1813 they played a minor role at the Battle of Vitoria

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