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Friday, 4 June 2004

23rd Australian (Barossa) Light Horse, 1914
Topic: Militia - LHS - 17/23/18

23rd ALH

23rd Australian (Barossa) Light Horse

1914

Adelaide Cavalry Squadron [1841 - 1844]
Adelaide Mounted Rifles [1844 - 1899]

South Australian Mounted Rifles, 1899-1903

17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse Regiment, 1903-1912

23rd (Barossa) Australian Light Horse Regiment, 1912-1919

18th Adelaide Lancers, 1919-1935

18th Light Horse Machine Gun Regiment (Adelaide Lancers), 1935-1942

18th Motor Regiment (Adelaide Lancers), 1942-1943

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

Central South Australia

Brigade

8th Brigade

Headquarters

Adelaide

Honorary Colonel

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

Commanding Officer

Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Hancock, 5 October 1908, Tenure of Command from 1 July 1912 to 30 June 1917.

Second in Command

Major Reginald Robert Baldwin, 15 January 1912.

Adjutant

Lieutenant Horace George Viney, Army and Instructional Staff, 1 March 1912.

Quartermaster

Captain Diedrich Heinrich Schmidt, Honorary Major, 18 June 1904.

Medical Officer

Captain Charles Ernest Cameron Wilson, 1 December 1913.

Veterinary Officer

Captain Frederick Murray-Jones, 19 December 1913.

Area Officers

Major David Fulton, 1 August 1913.

Captain Francis Charles Siekmann, Boer War Veteran, 12 October 1908.

Machine Gun Section

Adelaide

Second Lieutenant Walter Andrew Read, 1 July 1913.

"A" Squadron, Adelaide - Magill

Major Bentley Sievewright Connor, 17 June 1912.

Captain Horace Gilbert Willcox, 23 December 1912.

Lieutenant Roland Ellis Jacobs, 16 April 1913.

Lieutenant Halcombe Ferrier Brock, 16 February 1914.

Lieutenant Clive Bleechmore, 16 February 1914.

Lieutenant Algernon Sheppard Lindsay, 1 July 1914.

Second Lieutenant William Percival Allen Lapthorne, 1 September 1913.

"B" Squadron, Prospect - Tea Tree Gully - Two Wells - Smithfield - Gawler

Captain Thomas Anglesey Siekmann, 23 December 1912.

Second Lieutenant Edward Theodore Pascoe, 13 March 1911.

Second Lieutenant William Charles Kelly, 23 December 1912.

Second Lieutenant George Stafford Hayman, 31 January 1913.

Second Lieutenant Alexander John Cowan, 16 February 1913.

Second Lieutenant Herbert Russell Oborn, 1 March 1914.

"C" Squadron, Burra - Hamley Bridge - Riverton - Kapunda

Second Lieutenant Lancelot Ashley Lewis, 18 November 1912.

Second Lieutenant Edmund Ross James, 31 January 1913.

Second Lieutenant Oswald Hatchard Castine, 31 January 1913.

Second Lieutenant John Cave Killicoat, Boer War Veteran, 16 February 1913.

Second Lieutenant Frank Phillips, 1 March 1914.

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Further Reading:

17th/23rd/18th Australian Light Horse

Militia Light Horse, South Australia

Australian Militia Light Horse

Citation: 23rd Australian (Barossa) Light Horse, 1914

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Updated: Friday, 4 June 2010 5:01 PM EADT

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