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History: Raised in 1867 as the Kubo Valley Police Battalion, which in 1890 become the 10th (Burma) Regiment Madras Infantry.<br> | History: Raised in 1867 as the Kubo Valley Police Battalion, which in 1890 become the 10th (Burma) Regiment Madras Infantry.<br> | ||
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10TH PRINCESS MARY'S OWN GURKHA RIFLES, BRITISH ARMY
History: Raised in 1867 as the Kubo Valley Police Battalion, which in 1890 become the 10th (Burma) Regiment Madras Infantry.
In 1901 the Regiment was renamed 10th Gurkha Rifles. Brought onto the British Establishment in 1948.
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