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    Hi Guys,

    Can anyone tell me which regimental numbers relate to which battalions of the RWF during WW1. Not sure whether this topic has been covered before, seems to ring a bell, but I have been unable to find it, but having said that have been away for a while and am still getting my head round the new format, so please forgive me if you find it straight away.

    Gordon.

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    Have found this for the TF battalions.....

    4th Bn RWF, Territorial Force Assocation area Denbigh, were allocated number block 200001 - 240000

    5th Bn, Denbigh, Flint, 240001 - 265000

    6th Bn Anglesey, Caernarvon, 265001 - 290000

    7th Bn Merioneth, Montgomery, 290001 - 315000

    23rd Bn Denbigh, 315001 - 340000,

    24th Bn, Denbigh, 340001 - 350000,

    25th Bn, Montgomery 350001 - 360000.

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    Apart from the T.F. numbering you've just mentioned introduced in 1917, I don't think anything else about regimental numbering appears in the GMIC. However RWF numbering is covered quite extensively in this booklet;-

    "Regimental and Army Numbers of the British Line Infantry Soldier from AD.1800 to 2008", written by David Langley and myself.

    I believe it's now going into it's fourth reprint, but don't ask me where a copy can be obtained from as David handled all of the sales, since I now live and work in Saudi.

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    Apart from the T.F. numbering you've just mentioned introduced in 1917, I don't think anything else about regimental numbering appears in the GMIC. However RWF numbering is covered quite extensively in this booklet;-

    "Regimental and Army Numbers of the British Line Infantry Soldier from AD.1800 to 2008", written by David Langley and myself.

    I believe it's now going into it's fourth reprint, but don't ask me where a copy can be obtained from as David handled all of the sales, since I now live and work in Saudi.

    Thanks for the tip Graham, will certainly try and track a copy down!!!

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