Sentence examples for most senior regiment from inspiring English sources

The Grenadier Guards are the most senior regiment of the Guards Division.

Horses are currently taken up and down the building in old lifts operated by the soldiers of some of the British army's most senior regiments.

The Household Cavalry - made up of the Blues and Royals and the Life Guards - is the army's most senior and oldest regiment and has the job of protecting the Queen on ceremonial and state occasions, meaning that Harry may have to guard his grandmother.

It is the most senior of the corps' regiments in the order of precedence, and currently consists of seven Regular Army light infantry battalions: 1st Battalion (1 RAR) 2nd Battalion (2 RAR) 3rd Battalion (3 RAR) 5th Battalion (5 RAR) 6th Battalion (6 RAR) 7th Battalion (7 RAR) 8th/9th Battalion (8/9 RAR).

Captain Edward WC Wright of the 91st Argyllshire Regiment was the most senior army officer to survive; he was awarded a brevet majority for his actions during the ordeal, dated 26 February 1852.

As the French Revolutionary Wars broke out, Nansouty soon found himself in the position of having to take provisional command of the whole 9th Cavalry Regiment, as he was the most senior chef d'escadron (Lieutenant-Colonel) of the regiment when the commander, Colonel Badda de Bodosalva, fell ill at the end of May 1792.

Also known as The Welsh Cavalry, the regiment is regarded as the most senior British frontline force.

Writes Hardman, "Having just appointed Prince William to the position of Colonel of the Irish Guards, his most senior military appointment — and one of her Guards regiments to boot — the Queen was quite clear that her grandson should be getting married in his Irish Guards uniform".

Most senior generals supported Mr Jiang's efforts.

The most senior position in the clergy.

1st Armoured Regiment is an armoured regiment of the Australian Army and is the senior regiment of the Royal Australian Armoured Corps.