museum dedicated to the history of a specific army regiment

Regimental Museums is an itinerary in United Kingdom.

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In the infantry a regiment is set of several battalions with the same name. In the British Army many regiments go back to 1666. It is where the loyalty of the soldier lays. When asked what unit a soldier belongs to, he will always offer the name of his regiment (not his platoon, company or battalion) first. This loyalty continues into him supporting a Regimental Museum.

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Map of Regimental Museums

1 Royal Anglian Regiment Museum, Royal Anglian Regiment Cap Badge Duxford. Part of the Imperial War Museum Duxford. Royal Anglian Regiment Museum (Q45113468) on Wikidata Imperial War Museum Duxford#Royal Anglian Regiment Museum and Memorial on Wikipedia

2 Royal Ulster Rifles Regimental Museum, Crest of the Royal Ulster Rifles Belfast, . Royal Ulster Rifles Museum (Q113363693) on Wikidata

3 York Army Museum (Royal Dragoon Guards), Royal Dragoon Guards Cap BadgeYorkshire Regiment Cap Badge York. Contact via Facebook and X. The museum brings together the collections of one of the Army's oldest cavalry regiments, the Royal Dragoon Guards, dating from 1685, with one of its newest infantry regiments, the Yorkshire Regiment, which was only formed in 2006. York Army Museum (Q45112549) on Wikidata Tower Street drill hall, York on Wikipedia

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