Middlesex Yeomanry

The Middlesex Yeomanry was raised in 1797 as a light cavalry unit, and it retained that role until it was re-tasked as Cavalry Signals on 20 May 1920. Subsequently it became one of the founding formations of the Corps of Signals on the 28 June 1920, which 6-weeks later received its Royal Warrant to become the Royal Corps of Signals. The Middlesex Yeomanry Association was formed in April 1919, and became an Affiliate Branch of the Royal Signals Association on the 10 June 1980. The aim of the Association, is to foster and preserve the comradeship which exists and has always existed among all ranks of the Middlesex Yeomanry in War and Peace in their roles of Cavalry and the Royal Signals. Maintain links with those members living afar. Organise re-unions and maintain close liaison with sub-units of the Royal Signals Squadrons, etc, bearing the name of the Middlesex Yeomanry in their title and assist (if required) in any way possible, particularly recruiting. The Association meets quarterly at the Army Reserve Centre in Honeycroft Hill, Uxbridge, UB10 9NH - see the Events page for details of the next meeting.

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