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dress, the other in cold weather uniform; an officer from a grenadier company in full dress; two sepoys in cold weather dress; two sepoys in hot weather dress; a sepoy's blue soft cap and three sketches of grenadier uniform details can be seen at the
National Army Museum. In addition, a surviving officers uniform to the 3rd Bombay Light Cavalry Regiment can also be seen at the NAM, the uniform with provenance to
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As with many of the Indian infantry fighting regiments, the Bombay Native
Infantry mostly adhered to British army regulations - the officers prior to 1856 having worn coatees with gold lace, shakos with a regimental plate and buckskin breeches. Studies of two British officers: one mounted, in service
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VC. For a brief time after
January 1856, the Bombay infantry regiments transitioned to tunics with Carman denoting tunics were for those 'who are at the present without dress coatee'. 1856 pattern officers tunics were scarlet with light yellow facings and gold braid. Following the re-organisation in
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By 1783 the Bombay Army had grown to 15,000 men, a force that was still significantly smaller than the other two
Presidency armies. Recruitment from the 1750s on had however been expanded to include a majority of indigenous sepoys, initially employed as irregulars for particular campaigns. The first
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In 1895 the three separate
Presidency Armies began a process of unification which was not to be concluded until the Kitchener reforms of eight years later. As an initial step the Army of India was divided into four commands, each commanded by a lieutenant-general. These comprised Bombay (including
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The Bombay native infantry establishment continued to expand until it reached 26 regiments in 1845. Three Bombay Light
Cavalry regiments were raised after 1817, plus a few troops of irregular horse. One brigade of Bombay Horse Artillery comprising both British and Indian personnel had been
189:") to control piracy. In 1742 the Bombay Army consisted of eight companies of European and Eurasian garrison troops, numbering 1,593 of all ranks. These had evolved from independent companies dating back as far as 1668 when the Company took over control of the city of Bombay.
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Presidency Armies were abolished and the Army of India was divided into four commands, each commanded by a lieutenant-general. These comprised Madras (including Burma), Punjab (including the North West Frontier), Bengal and Bombay (including Aden).
300:. Of the thirty-two Bombay infantry regiments in existence at the time only two mutinied. After some initial uncertainty as to the loyalty of the remainder, it was deemed possible to send most of the British troops in the Presidency to Bengal, while the Bombay sepoy and
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Following the transfer from East India
Company rule to that of the British government in 1861 the Bombay Army underwent a series of changes. These included the disbandment of three regiments of Bombay Native Infantry and the recruitment of replacement units from the
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Aden), Madras (including Burma), Punjab (including the North West
Frontier) and Bengal. In 1903 the separately numbered regiments of the Bombay, Madras and Bengal Armies were unified in a single organisational sequence and the presidency affiliations disappeared.
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Infantry was reorganized into four regiments, each of two battalions. The Bombay Foot Artillery, which traced its history back nearly 50 years prior to this date, was brought up to six companies in strength in 1797.
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The 24th and 26th Regiments of Bombay Infantry were authorised 80 extra Sepoys each. Pioneer Regiments were authorised 24 Artificers each (2 Havildars, 2 Naik and 20 Sepoys) each. The Havildar and Naik Artificers were supernumerary NCOs.
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population. Originally created as irregular units, the three "Belooch" regiments in their red trousers were to remain a conspicuous part of the Bombay Army for the remainder of its separate existence.
239:. The Bombay Army had acquired responsibility for garrisoning Aden, and The 1st Bombay European Regiment, The Bombay Marine Battalion and the 24th Bombay Native Infantry all saw service there in 1839.
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served in both Bombay Army and Marine battalions. Prior to the Indian Rebellion of 1857 they were heavily recruited and constituted between a fifth and a quarter of the entire Bombay Army.
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185:, Bombay was rated as an unhealthy and unprofitable region. Accordingly, only a small garrison was maintained while emphasis was placed on creating a local navy (the "
304:(cavalry) units held the southern districts of the North-West Frontier. Some Bombay units saw active service during the repression of the rebellion in Central India.
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As of 1 January 1842 the Bombay Army's disposition was as follows:
152:. On 1 April 1895 the army was incorporated into the newly created
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1785:"British Military Forces at Seedaseer and Seringapatam in 1799"
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2154:. W.H. Allen. 1856. pp. 44-72 (Bombay Presidency Lists).
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2170:. W.H. Allen. 1856. pp. 73-75 (Bombay Presidency List).
2138:. W.H. Allen. 1856. pp. 38-43 (Bombay Presidency List).
2074:. W.H. Allen. 1856. pp. 35-37 (Bombay Presidency List).
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Mainwaring, Arthur Edward; Wylly, Harold Carmichael (1911).
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518 Sowars (506 horsemen, 8 camel riders, 4 Ward Orderlies)
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transferred all presidencies to the direct authority of the
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2007:"Wool, wax and whalebone: Preparing a uniform for display"
2122:. W.H. Allen. 1856. pp. 34 (Bombay Presidency List).
2106:. W.H. Allen. 1856. pp. 32 (Bombay Presidency List).
2090:. W.H. Allen. 1856. pp. 28 (Bombay Presidency List).
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Native Officers of the Bombay Army in dress uniform, 1818
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2218:. H.M. Stationery Office. 1859. pp. 75-78 (Bombay).
2202:. H.M. Stationery Office. 1859. pp. 71-75 (Bombay).
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The Bombay Sappers and Miners were authorised 36 mules.
2186:. H.M. Stationery Office. 1859. pp. 34* (Bombay).
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252:The Northern Division – Headquartered in Ahmedabad
740:2nd Regiment of Southern Mahratta Irregular Horse
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810:21st Brigade, Royal Foot Artillery (6 companies)
807:18th Brigade, Royal Foot Artillery (6 companies)
2049:"29th Bombay Native Infantry Lieutenants Tunic"
2028:"29th Bombay Native Infantry Lieutenants Tunic"
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140:It was established in 1668 and governed by the
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392:and gunner of Bombay Presidency Army Artillery
1885:"The India office and Burma office list 1864"
1624:. Delhi: B.R Publishing Corp. pp. 32–33.
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1620:Colonel Sir Reginald, Hennel CVO, DSO, OBE.
207:The Bombay Army was heavily involved in the
1829:"The Bombay Calendar and Almanac, for 1842"
1807:"The Bombay Calendar and Almanac, for 1842"
1488:Warrant Officer, Regimental Sergeant Major
1428:Havildar Major, Pay Havildar, 10 Havildars
804:E Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery (4 Troops)
525:2nd (Grenadier) Regiment of Native Infantry
522:1st (Grenadier) Regiment of Native Infantry
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249:The Poona Division – Headquartered in Poona
1666:Armies of the East India Company 1750–1850
47:(as the Bombay Command of the Indian Army)
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1721:"The Mahar Movement's Military Component"
1444:191 Drivers, 1 Salutri, 2 Shoeing Smiths
1554:704 Sepoys (including 4 Ward Orderlies)
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690:5th Company, Corps of Sappers and Miners
687:4th Company, Corps of Sappers and Miners
682:3rd Company, Corps of Sappers and Miners
453:2 European battalions (4 companies each)
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715:1st Extra Battalion of Native Infantry
628:2nd Regiment of Scinde Irregular Horse
625:1st Regiment of Scinde Irregular Horse
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1850:MacMunn, Lt. Gen. Sir George (1984).
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948:30th Native Infantry (Jacob's Rifles)
712:2nd Extra Regiment of Native Infantry
709:1st Extra Regiment of Native Infantry
270:Forces in and around Karrack Island (
2454:Indian Army List For January I -1901
2434:Indian Army List For January I -1901
2414:Indian Army List For January I -1901
2394:Indian Army List For January I -1901
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669:Units raised during 1857 Rebellion
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2135:East-India Register and Army List
2119:East-India Register and Army List
2103:East-India Register and Army List
2087:East-India Register and Army List
2071:East-India Register and Army List
870:4th Native Infantry (Rifle Corps)
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631:Southern Mahratta Irregular Horse
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2354:. July 1864. pp. 514, 515.
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706:31st Regiment of Native Infantry
703:30th Regiment of Native Infantry
606:29th Regiment of Native Infantry
603:28th Regiment of Native Infantry
600:27th Regiment of Native Infantry
597:26th Regiment of Native Infantry
594:25th Regiment of Native Infantry
591:24th Regiment of Native Infantry
585:22nd Regiment of Native Infantry
582:21st Regiment of Native Infantry
579:20th Regiment of Native Infantry
576:19th Regiment of Native Infantry
573:18th Regiment of Native Infantry
570:17th Regiment of Native Infantry
567:16th Regiment of Native Infantry
564:15th Regiment of Native Infantry
561:14th Regiment of Native Infantry
558:13th Regiment of Native Infantry
555:12th Regiment of Native Infantry
552:11th Regiment of Native Infantry
549:10th Regiment of Native Infantry
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2499:Cadell, Patrick Robert (1938).
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543:8th Regiment of Native Infantry
540:7th Regiment of Native Infantry
537:6th Regiment of Native Infantry
534:5th Regiment of Native Infantry
531:4th Regiment of Native Infantry
528:3rd Regiment of Native Infantry
357:End of the separate Bombay Army
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408:2nd Regiment of Light Cavalry
2472:Frederick, J. B. M. (1984).
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506:2nd European Light Infantry
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2302:. July 1864. p. 470.
2262:. July 1864. p. 462.
1763:"Storming of Seringapatam"
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1442:114 Gunners, 2 Trumpeters
1413:Mountain Artilery Battery
973:Guzerat Cooly Police Corps
655:Guzerat Cooly Police Corps
163:
156:, and became known as the
2552:Military of British India
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1911:. Routledge. p. 49.
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791:Southern Mahratta Horse
664:Kolapore Infantry Corps
622:Guzerat Irregular Horse
347:Third Anglo-Burmese War
264:Forces Garrisoning the
181:In the early stages of
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503:1st European Fusiliers
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258:The Scinde Field Force
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1981:Gaylor, John (1992).
1956:Gaylor, John (1992).
1905:Roy, Kaushik (2011).
1831:. Courier Press. 1842
1809:. Courier Press. 1842
1694:Mollo, Boris (1981).
1464:8 Company Commanders
1335:Table of Organisation
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1272:Sir Charles Arbuthnot
1230:Sir William Mansfield
1195:Sir Willoughby Cotton
1125:Sir Miles Nightingall
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640:1st Belooch Battalion
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1251:Sir Charles Staveley
1244:Sir Augustus Spencer
1132:Sir Charles Colville
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961:Candeish Bheel Corps
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936:26th Native Infantry
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924:22nd Native Infantry
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888:10th Native Infantry
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646:Candeish Bheel Corps
397:Native Light Cavalry
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129:was the army of the
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1719:Richard B., White.
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927:23rd Light Infantry
885:9th Native Infantry
882:8th Native Infantry
879:7th Native Infantry
876:6th Native Infantry
867:3rd Native Infantry
757:Composition in 1864
752:Sattara Local Corps
649:Rutnagherry Rangers
380:Composition in 1856
333:The Scinde Division
246:The Bombay Garrison
233:Bani Bu Ali in 1821
215:of Mysore in 1799.
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1300:Sir Charles Nairne
1286:Sir George Greaves
1216:Sir Henry Somerset
1188:Sir Thomas McMahon
1103:William Williamson
1005:Brigadier-General
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658:Ghaut Police Corps
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773:2nd Light Cavalry
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1499:12 Buglers
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1387:8 Jamadars
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839:2nd Company
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485:2nd Company
482:1st Company
308:Post mutiny
298:Bengal Army
213:Tipu Sultan
154:Indian Army
127:Bombay Army
107:Garrison/HQ
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66:(1662–1861)
21:Bombay Army
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2478:Wakefield
1630:cite book
1543:40 Naiks
1522:Adjudant
1479:62 Naiks
1461:Adjudant
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1372:Adjudant
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