1st Battalion, The South Wales Borderers
| Dates | Locations | Higher Formation | Remarks |
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| 1944.10 | England: Vinters Camp, Maidstone | 61 Division | |
| 1945.10 | Palestine: Haifa | | |
| 1946.04 | Cyprus: Famagusta (1 Coy at Waynes Keep, Nicosia) | | |
| 1949.03 | Sudan: Khartoum: (Coys at Gebeit and Asmara) | | |
| 1950.01.04 | Eritrea: Asmara | Occupation force | |
| 1951: Airport Camp, Eritrea | | |
| | 16 Sep 52: left Eritrea | | |
| 1952.10 | Wales: RA Practice Camp, Sennybridge | | |
| 1953.01 | Germany: Charles Barracks, Brunswick | 91 Lorried Infantry Brigade | |
| 1955.07 | Wales: Dering Lines, Brecon | | |
| 1955.12 | Malaya: Tampin | 26 Gurkha Brigade | |
| 1957.06 | Singapore: Selerang Barracks | | |
| | Feb 58: Sailed from Singapore | | |
| 1958.05 | Wales: Dering Lines, Brecon | | |
| 1959.06 | Germany: Clifton Barracks, Minden | 11 Infantry Brigade Group | |
| 1962.11 | England: Norton Barracks, Worcester | | |
| 1963.11 | Hong Kong: Stanley Fort | | |
| 1966.06 | England: Lee Metford Camp, Lydd | | |
| Jan - Sep 67: Aden | | |
| Jan - Aug 67: Botswana: (1 Coy detached to guard the BBC radio transmitter) | | |
| 11 Jun 69: Amalgamated at Cardiff Castle with 1st Bn The Welch Regiment to form | | |
| 1st Bn The Royal Regiment of Wales (24th/41st Foot) | | |
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2nd Battalion, The South Wales Borderers
| Dates | Locations | Higher Formation | Remarks |
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| 1944.08 | NW Europe | 49 Infantry Division | |
| 1945 | Germany: | | |
| | Aug 46: Harding Barracks, Wüppertal | | |
| 1946.11 | England: Woodfarm Camp, Malvern | | |
| 16 Apr 47: Battalion lapsed into suspended animation | | |
| 31 May 48: officially disbanded at Brecon | | |
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