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| 1st Battalion, The Queen's Regiment (Queen's Surreys) 1st Battalion, The Queen's Regiment | Dates | Locations | Higher Formation | Remarks | 1966.12.31 | Formed by renaming 1st Battalion, The Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment upon the formation of a "large" regiment from the Home Counties Brigade | | | | 1966.12 | Germany: Oxford Bks, Münster | 6 Infantry Bde | | 1967.07
| England: Hobbs Bks, Lingfield
16 Feb 68 - Nov 68: Bahrain: Hamala Camp
1 July 68: Renamed 1st Battalion, The Queen's Regiment
Aug 69 - Dec 69: Northern Ireland: Londonderry.
Mar 70 - Apr 70: London: Public Duties | | | | 1970.06 | Berlin: Montgomery Bks | Berlin Bde | | 1972.06
| England: Kiwi Bks, Bulford
Oct 72 - Feb 73: Northern Ireland: Belfast (New Lodge/Unity)
Oct 73 - Feb 74: Northern Ireland: Belfast (New Lodge/Unity).
May 74 - June 74: Northern Ireland: Belfast (UWC Strike)
Feb 75 - May 75: Northern Ireland: Belfast (New Lodge/Ardoyne). | 5 Airportable Bde
| | 1975.09
| Germany: Albuera Bks, Werl
July 76 - Nov 76: Northern Ireland: Londonderry
Jan 77: Albuera Bks, Werl
June 78 - Oct 78: Northern Ireland: Belfast (Monagh) | 6 Armd Bde
3 Armd Div
| | 1980.03
| England: Howe Bks, Canterbury
Oct 80 - Apr 81: Belize
Oct 82: Gibraltar (one company) | 2 Infantry Brigade | | 1982.11 | Northern Ireland: Lisanelly Bks, Omagh | 8 Inf Bde | | 1985.04 | Gibraltar: Lathbury Barracks | | | 1987.01
| England: Mooltan Bks, Tidworth
June 87 - Oct 87: Northern Ireland: Armagh Roulement Bn
Oct 89 - Mar 90: Northern Ireland: Belfast Roulement Bn. | 1 Inf Bde
| | 1991.01
| Germany: Clifton Bks, Minden
June 92: disbanded at Minden
9 Sept 92: amalgamated with 2nd Battalion, 3rd Battalion, and 1st Bn, The Royal Hampshire Regiment, to form 1st Bn and 2nd Bn, The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment | 11 Armd Bde
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2nd Battalion, The Queen's Regiment (Queen's Own Buffs)
2nd Battalion, The Queen's Regiment | Dates | Locations | Higher Formation | Remarks | 1966.12.31
| Formed by renaming 2nd Battalion, The Queen's Regiment (Queen's Own Buffs) upon the formation of a "large" regiment from the Home Counties Brigade | | | | 1967.01 | Hong Kong: Gun Club Hill Bks | | | | 1967.10 | England: Broadbridge Heath Camp, near Horsham and Hobbs Bks, Lingfield | | | 1968.06 | Northern Ireland: Palace Barracks, Holywood 1 July 68: Renamed 2nd Battalion, The Queen's Regiment | | | 1970.09 | England: Howe Barracks, Canterbury | | | 1971.01 | Germany: Albuera Bks, Werl
Aug 71 - Sept 71: Northern Ireland: Belfast (East Belfast)
July 72 - Nov 72: Northern Ireland: Londonderry
Nov 73 - Feb 74: Northern Ireland: Londonderry | 6 Armd Bde
| | 1975.10
| England: Kiwi Bks, Bulford
Jan 76: Northern Ireland: South Armagh (Spearhead – Whitecross Murders).
Jan 77: Kiwi Bks, Bulford
Feb 77 - June 77: Northern Ireland: Belfast (Monagh/Andersonstown). | 5 Inf Bde
8 Field Force
| | | 1977.09 | Gibraltar: South Barracks | | | 1979.08
| England: Hyderabad Bks, Colchester
Apr 80 - Aug 80: Northern Ireland: Armagh
Nov 81 - May 82: Cyprus
Jan 82: England: Hyderabad Bks, Colchester | 7 Field Force
UN
19 Inf Bde | | | 1983.01 | Northern Ireland: Ebrington Barracks, Londonderry | 8 Inf Bde | | 1984.11
| England: Oakington Bks, Cambridge
Nov 85 - May 86: Falkland Islands | 54 Bde
| | 1986.03 | Germany: Clifton Bks, Minden
Apr 88 - Sept 88: Northern Ireland: Belfast | 11 Armd Bde
| | 1991.01
| England: Howe Bks, Canterbury
Jan 92 - Feb 92: Northern Ireland: Op ‘Gypsy’
9 Sept 92: amalgamated with 1st Battalion, 3rd Battalion, and 1st Bn, The Royal Hampshire Regiment, to form 1st Bn, The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment and 2nd Bn, The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment | | |
3rd Battalion, The Queen's Regiment (Royal Sussex) 3rd Battalion, The Queen's Regiment | Dates | Locations | Higher Formation | Remarks | 1966.12.31
| Formed by renaming 1st Bn The Royal Sussex Regiment upon the formation of a "large" regiment from the Home Counties Brigade | | | 1966.12
| Germany: Stornoway Bks, Lemgo
May 67: Denmark (C Company)
May 68: Denmark (B Company)
June 68: Libya
1 July 68: Renamed 3rd Battalion, The Queen's Regiment
Nov 68: Paris: Guard for 50th anniversary WW1 armistice | 20 Armd Bde
| | | 1970.04 | Northern Ireland: Abercorn Bks, Ballykinlar | 39 Inf Bde | | 1971.12
| England: Lucknow Bks, Tidworth
Mar 72 - Apr 72: Northern Ireland: Belfast and Londonderry
Aug 72 - Sept 72: Northern Ireland: Londonderry
Nov 72 - May 73: Cyprus | 5 Inf Bde
United Nations | | 1973.09
| Gibraltar: Lathbury Bks with B and C Coys at South Bks
Nov 74 - Dec 74: Kenya | | Training | 1975.07
| England: Somme Lines, Catterick
Oct 75 - Feb 76: Northern Ireland: Belfast (Andersonstown/Suffolk/Twinbrook)
Feb 77 - Aug 77: Belize | 24 Inf Bde
| | 1977.11
| England: Connaught Bks, Dover
Mar 79 - July 79: Northern Ireland: Bessbrook
Feb 80: Belize (A Company)
Feb 80 - Mar 80: Cyprus: (B and C Companies)
June 80 - July 80: Canada | | | 1981.04
| Germany: St Barbara Bks, Fallingbostel
Jan 82: St Barbara Bks, Fallingbostel
Feb 84 - June 84: Northern Ireland: Belfast (North Queen Street) | 1 Armd Div
7 Armd Bde
| | 1986.01
| England: Howe Barracks, Canterbury
Apr 86 - Oct 86: Belize
Mar 87 - May 87: Northern Ireland: Op ‘Cara Cara’ | 5 Airborne Bde
| | 1988.01 | Northern Ireland: Alexander Bks, Aldergrove | 39 Inf Bde | | 1990.03
| Cyprus: Salamanca Barracks, Episkopi
July 91 - Nov 91: Falkland Islands RIC (B Company)
Aug 92: disbanded in Cyprus
9 Sept 92: amalgamated with 1st Battalion, 2nd Battalion, and 1st Bn, The Royal Hampshire Regiment, to form 1st Bn and 2nd Bn, The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment | | |
4th Battalion, The Queen's Regiment (Middlesex) 4th Battalion, The Queen's Regiment
| Dates | Locations | Higher Formation | Remarks | 1966.12.31
| Formed by renaming 1st Battalion, The Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own) upon the formation of a "large" regiment from the Home Counties Brigade | | | 1966.12 | Northern Ireland: Palace Bks, Holywood | | | 1968.04
| England: Battlesbury Barracks, Warminster
1 July 78: Renamed 4th Battalion, The Queen's Regiment | Infantry Demonstration Bn
| | 1970
| England: Knook Camp, Warminster
June 70: Battalion formally disbanded | | | | 1971.01.01 | Albuhera Company formed at Shorncliffe (only 40 strong, used as a recruiting team) | | | | 1973.11.01 | Albuhera Company disbanded | | |
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