C Battery Royal Horse Artillery

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C Battery Royal Horse Artillery Active the past to the present Country United Kingdom Branch Army Type Artillery Part of 3rd Regiment Royal Horse Artillery Equipment AS-90

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C Battery Royal Horse Artillery are a Close Support Battery of 3rd Regiment Royal Horse Artillery They are currently based in Caen Barracks in Hohne, Germany

Contents 1 Current Role 1.1 Battery Structure 1.2 Unit Trades 1.3 Equipment 2 History 2.1 Formation 2.2 1800’s 2.3 World War One 2.4 World War Two 2.5 Cold War 3 Recent and Current Conflicts 3.1 Northern Ireland 3.2 Falklands War 3.3 Persian Gulf War 3.4 Balkan Wars 3.5 Operation TELIC in Iraq 3.6 Operation HERRICK in Afghanistan 4 References 5 See also 6 External links 7 References

Current Role

Battery Structure

Unit Trades

Equipment

History

Formation

1800’s

Half of C Bty was deployed on the Jowaki expedition of 1877-8.

World War One

World War Two

Cold War

Recent and Current Conflicts

Northern Ireland

Falklands War

Persian Gulf War

Balkan Wars

Operation TELIC in Iraq

Operation HERRICK in Afghanistan

References

See also

• British Army
• Royal Artillery
• Royal Horse Artillery
• List of Royal Artillery Batteries

External links

• C Battery at army.mod.uk

References