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Monday, 19 July 2004

Queensland Mounted Infantry, 2nd Battalion, 1902
Topic: Militia - LHQ - 14/3/11

Queensland Mounted Infantry

2nd Battalion

1902

Queensland Mounted Infantry [1885 - 1900]
2nd Battalion, Queensland Mounted Infantry [1900 - 1903]
14th (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse [1903 - 1912]
3rd (Darling Downs) Australian Light Horse [1912 - 1918]
11th (Darling Downs) Australian Light Horse [1919 - 1927]
11th (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Darling Downs Light Horse [1927 - 1941]
11th (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Motor Regiment Darling Downs Light Horse [1942 - 1942]
11th (AIF) Motor Regiment [1942 - 1943]
"A" Squadron, 2nd/14th Queensland Mounted Infantry [1948 - 1952]
2nd/14th Queensland Mounted Infantry [1952 - ]

Forward

March: Soldiers of the Queen

Headquarters

Toowoomba

Honorary Colonel

His Excellency, the Right Honourable CWA Napier, Baron Lamington, 18 June 1898.

Commanding Officer

Lieutenant Colonel HV King, 1 November 1899.

Adjutant

Captain H Bailey, 26 November 1898.

Quartermaster

Vacant.

Veterinary Officer

Vacant.

"A" Company, Warwick

Captain LE Evans, 4 May 1899.

Lieutenant A Clowes, 2 December 1899.

Lieutenant T Flemming, 12 December 1899.

"B" Company, Toowoomba

Captain SW Barlow, 20 November 1897.

Lieutenant FWG Annand, 28 May 1897.

Lieutenant RH Munro, 28 July 1900.

"C" Company, Clifton

Lieutenant TC Davies, 3 May 1899.

Lieutenant JM Hanly, 12 July 1899.

Lieutenant AT Jackson, 16 February 1900.

"D" Company, Dalby

Lieutenant JWH Grout, 3 May 1899.

Lieutenant W Grant, 1 February 1901.

"E" Company, Roma

Lieutenant CS King, 1 February 1901.

Lieutenant AJW Walsh, 1 February 1901.

"F" Company, Stanthorpe

Lieutenant CF White, 1 February 1901.

Lieutenant CS Cobb, 1 February 1901.

Lieutenant RB Lawson, 1 February 1901.

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Further Reading:

14th/2nd/11th Australian Light Horse

Militia Light Horse - Queensland

Australian Militia Light Horse

Citation: Queensland Mounted Infantry, 2nd Battalion, 1902

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