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21st Alberta Hussars


FieldValue
unit_name21st Alberta Hussars
dates1908-1920
countryCanada
branchCanadian Militia
typeHussars
roleLight Cavalry
sizeOne Regiment
command_structureNon-Permanent Active Militia
garrisonMedicine Hat, Alberta
battlesFirst World War

The 21st Alberta Hussars were a light cavalry regiment of the Non-Permanent Active Militia of the Canadian Militia (now the Canadian Army). In 1920, the regiment was reorganized as The Alberta Mounted Rifles.

Lineage

21st Alberta Hussars

  • Originated on 1 April 1908, in Medicine Hat, Alberta, as the 21st Alberta Hussars.
  • Redesignated on 15 March 1920, as The Alberta Mounted Rifles.

Organization

21st Alberta Hussars (1 April 1908)

  • Regimental Headquarters (Medicine Hat, Alberta)
  • A Squadron (first raised on 1 June 1901, as D Squadron, Canadian Mounted Rifles)
  • B Squadron

Notable Members

  • Colonel James Frederick Scott
  • Lieutenant Colonel Nelson Spencer
  • Captain Charles Pingle

References

References

  1. "Guide to Sources Relating to the Canadian Militia (Infantry, Cavalry, Armored)".
  2. Defence, National. (2018-11-29). "19th Alberta Dragoons".
  3. (2007-11-28). "The Alberta Mounted Rifles [Canada]".
  4. "The Cavalry Regiments of the Canadian Forces: The Volunteer Militia from 1872 -1920".
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