19th Hussars

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The 19th Hussars was a British Army cavalry regiment of the 19th century, notable for its service in colonial campaigns and for being the early command of future field marshal John French.

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Label Occurrences
19th Hussars canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cavalry regiment
allegiance British Crown NERFINISHED
battleHonour Aisne 1914 NERFINISHED
Cambrai 1917 NERFINISHED
El Teb NERFINISHED
Hindenburg Line NERFINISHED
Le Cateau NERFINISHED
Marne 1914 NERFINISHED
Mons NERFINISHED
Nile 1884–85
Somme 1916 NERFINISHED
South Africa 1899–1902
Tamai NERFINISHED
Tel-el-Kebir NERFINISHED
Ypres 1914 NERFINISHED
branch British Army
conflict Anglo-Egyptian War NERFINISHED
World War I
surface form: First World War

Mahdist War NERFINISHED
Second Boer War
country United Kingdom
equipment carbines
horses
sabres
garrison various locations in the United Kingdom
militaryUnitType hussars
notableCommander Douglas Haig NERFINISHED
John French NERFINISHED
notableFor early command of John French
service in colonial campaigns
role cavalry
service 19th century
early 20th century
theatre Egypt NERFINISHED
South Africa NERFINISHED
Sudan NERFINISHED
Western Front NERFINISHED
uniform busby
hussar-style tunic

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John French militaryUnit 19th Hussars
Field Marshal Philip Chetwode commissionedInto 19th Hussars
subject surface form: Philip Chetwode