E Battery Royal Horse Artillery is a Close Support Battery of 1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery. It is currently based in Purvis Lines in Larkhill Camp. E Battery Royal Horse Artillery was formed as E Troop on 1 November 1794. [1] E Troop saw action in the Peninsular War in 1811 and also at the Battle of Waterloo.

1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery is a regiment of the Royal Horse Artillery in the British Army. It currently serves in the armoured field artillery role, and is equipped with the AS90 self-propelled gun. The regiment is currently based at Larkhill Garrison, Larkhill.

2004年3月23日 · 1 RHA arrived in Middle east in Oct 1940 with A/E and B/O btys. Entered Tobruk in first half of Apr 1941 with these btys. In Tobruk they sometimes had a bty from another regt under comd and also formed an ad hoc bty using captured IT guns. The regt remained in Tobruk until the battles in Dec 1941.

2014年9月3日 · The history of 1 st RHA’s batteries on the First World War is that of the Western Front, its batteries were ubiquitous, “quo fas et gloria decunt”. Their actions took place among some of the familiar land marks of the Western front.

1914 – At 0930 22 August northeast of Harmignies in Belgium, No. 4 gun of E Battery fired the first British artillery rounds on the Western Front in World War I, [1] and E Battery went on to fight in nearly all the battles on the Western Front.

In May 1938 1 Brigade RHA was re-organised as 1 Regiment Royal Horse Artillery with two batteries. It became a three battery unit in December 1940. 1 Royal Horse Artillery assumed the role of a field regiment in 1 Armoured Division in January 1946.

The Battery Finder - Regiments 1 - 49 page lists all regiments with their batteries & other data within the range given.

In November that year AS90 arrived and in spring 1993, B and E Batteries conducted in-service reliability trials. The Regiment took part in "RHA 200" to mark the bicentennial anniversary of the formation of the Royal Horse Artillery. In 1994, E Battery supported by the Chestnut Troop fired M109 for the last time in BATUS.

He joined E Battery RHA on the 20th of March 1914 as a Bombadier. Promoted to Corporal on 5th of August 1914 he went to France with the Battery later that month. He served with the Battery until posted to C Battery, 52nd Brigade, RFA. he survived the war and died in 1947.

2017年8月28日 · 27th August 1914 Early Skirmishes E Battery 3rd Brigade Brigade Royal Horse Artillery are in continuing action from 27th August 1914 with 3rd Cavalry Brigade. The unit came into action and fired some rounds during general retirement.