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Indian Mutiny, the 7th spent more than a decade in India, the first four of which they were stationed at Umballa. In 1863 they moved to Peshawar. It may be of interest to quote some facts and figures from the regimental records of the time to give an idea of the size of a cavalry regiment in the mid 19th century. The 7th had just been reduced in size from 9 troops to 8, having seven troops in India and one at home in England. 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These are the men who took part in the skirmish at Shabkadr in 1864. 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Badge Nicknames Old Saucy Seventh Strawboots The Lily White Seventh Young Eyes Motto Honi Soit Qui Mal y Pense Evil be to Him who Evil Thinks Depot Bristol Regimental Marches Bannocks o' Barley Meal (Quick) The Campbells are coming (Canter) In the Garb of Old Gaul (Slow) Reid Regimental Anniversary Waterloo day 18 June Colonels 1805 - 1958 Lieutenant Colonels 1805 - 1958 Soldiers 1805 - 1958 Uniforms 1805 - 1958 Equipment Lances Martini-Henry Carbine Accoutrements Sabretaches Drumhorses 1805 - 1958 Principal Campaigns and Battles 1808 - 1809 Peninsula 1808 Sahagun 1809 Carrion 1809 Benevente 1809 Corunna 1813 - 1814 Peninsula 1814 Orthes 1814 Toulouse 1815 Hundred Days 1815 Waterloo 1838 - 1839 Canada 1858 Indian Mutiny 1858 Lucknow 1881 Transvaal 1896 Rhodesia 1901 - 1902 South Africa 1914 - 1918 The Great War 1918 Khan Baghdadi 1918 Sharqat 1939 - 1945 Second World War 1940 Egyptian Frontier 1940 Beda Fomm 1941 Sidi Rezegh 1942 Burma 1944 Ancona Predecessor Units 7th Dragoons (1690 - 1783) 7th Light Dragoons (1783 - 1805) Successor Units Queen's Own Hussars (1958 - 1993) Queen's Royal Hussars (1993 -) Suggested Reading The Queen's Own Hussars by John Maurice Brereton Historical Record of the Seventh or Queen's Own Regiment of Hussars (London, Parker, 1842) The Years Between: The story of the 7th Queen's Own Hussars, 1911 - 1937 by Evans, R. (Gale & Polden, 1965) The Seventh and Three Enemies: The Story of World War II and the 7th Queen's Own Hussars by Davy, G. M. O. (Heffer, 1953) The 7th Queen's Own Hussars by Barret, C. R. B. (RUSI, 1914) Regimental Museum Lord Leycester Hospital High St. Warwick Warwickshire