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3rd Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1919
Topic: Militia - LHS - 16/22/3

3rd A (SAMR) LH

3rd Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse Regiment

1919

Adelaide Cavalry Squadron [1841 - 1844]
Adelaide Mounted Rifles [1844 - 1899]
South Australian Mounted Rifles [1899 - 1903]
16th Australian Light Horse Regiment [1903 - 1912]
22nd Australian Light Horse Regiment [1912 - 1919]
3rd Australian Light Horse Regiment [1919 - 1942]
3rd Reconnaissance Company [1942 - 1952]
3rd/9th South Australian Mounted Rifles [1919 - 1943]
3rd/9th South Australian Mounted Rifles [1952 - ]

Equis Armis Virtute - By Horses, arms and Virtue

South Africa 1899 - 1902

Allied with: King Edward's Horse (The King's Overseas Dominions Regiment).

District

Southern South Australia

Division

2nd Division

Brigade

8th Brigade

Headquarters

Adelaide

Honorary Colonel

The Right Honorable Algernon Hawkins Thogond Keith-Falconer Earl of Kintore, PC, GCMG.

Commanding Officer

Lieutenant Colonel Charles Philip Butler, DSO, AIF Veteran, 30 November 1918.

Adjutant

Lieutenant James Alexander Campbell, 30 June 1919.

Quartermaster

Honorary Lieutenant Thomas Robert Richards, 18 March 1912.

Lieutenant James Alexander Campbell, 30 June 1919.

Medical Officer

Captain Alexander MacMillan, 1 October 1905.

Veterinary Officer

Captain Charles Arthur Loxton, 18 April 1910.

Supernumerary

Lieutenant John Gregory Prior, AIF service, 15 January 1912.

Area Officers

Captain George King, MC, AIF service, 16 June 1919.

Lieutenant James Alexander Campbell, 30 June 1919.

Signalling Section

Mount Gambier

Vacant.

Machine Gun Section

Adelaide

Lieutenant Frank Lindsay Gordon Smith, 1 August 1916.

"A" Squadron, Brighton - Glenelg - McLaren Vale - Mitcham - Unley.

Captain Harry Meshach Parsons, DSO, Brevet Major, AIF service, 1 February 1914.

Lieutenant John Theodore Bigg, AIF service, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant Valleck Cartwright Mallan, 1 January 1918.

Lieutenant Laurence Eric Clarke, 1 November 1917.

"B" Squadron, Narracoorte - Victor Harbor - Bordertown.

Lieutenant Herbert Robert Hawthorn Mattinson, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant Charles Frederick Barnett, AIF service, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant Goerge Arthur Depledge, AIF service, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant William Henry Thomas, 1 August 1915.

"C" Squadron, Mount Gambier - Millicent.

Captain Francis Michael White, AIF service, 28 August 1914.

Lieutenant Robert Flett, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant Henry Love Kelynack Bartlett, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant Alexander Loudon Campbell, 16 September 1918.

Lieutenant William John Shaughnessey, 15 February 1917.

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Militia Light Horse, South Australia

Australian Militia Light Horse

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