12th Regiment (QDG and KLI)

[12th Regiment]

The 12th Regiment Consists of two Companies, the Queen's Dragoon Guards (QDG) and the King's Light Infantry (KLI). The QDG have a long history in the NW Cavalry Community and does regular regimental 1v1s and Linebattles. The KLI is a relatively new Company and about to make their mark in the world as a good and efficient Light Infantry Company

The 12th is lead by Major Gusson who also leads the QDG. the KLI is lead by Lt Toby and Lt TheCenturion

The 12th Teamspeak: 217.163.10.72:9350

Major Gusson's Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198064714501/

Lt TheCenturion's Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198123152240/

Lt Toby's Steam:  https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198034137262/

Lt Johnny's Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/id/KieranJohn/
Ranks:

QDG

Major

Captain

Lieutenant

Cornet

Officer Cadet

Non Commissioned officers:

Squadron Corporal Major

Staff Corporal

Corporal of Horse

Lance Corporal of Horse

Enlisted:

Horseguard

Lifeguard

Elite Trooper

Veteran Trooper

Trooper

Cadet

The "Duke of Norfolk's Regiment of Foot" raised in 1685 incorporated men from the East Anglian counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. It was subsequently named after ten different colonels and was ranked in 1747 as the 12th Foot regiment. It was originally formed to combat the Monmouth Rebellion, but was not disbanded when the rebellion was defeated. Following the 1688 Glorious Revolution its Colonel Lord Lichfield was dismissed for his sympathies with James II and was replaced by Henry Wharton. Under Wharton the regiment participated in Marshal Schomberg's expedition to Ireland in 1689. It captured the unoccupied town of Belfast and then took part in the Siege of Carrickfergus. Wharton died of fever in October 1689 while the regiment was part of the Dundalk Camp. Richard Brewer took command of the regiment and led it during the Nine Years' War in Flanders. The regiment was placed on the Irish establishment following the Treaty of Ryswick in 1697, and was not disbanded. It was subsequently stationed in Jamaica during the War of the Spanish Succession. In 1751, the regiment was renamed the 12th Regiment of Foot. In 1758 the 2nd Battalion of the regiment was separated from it and formed the basis of the 65th (2nd Yorkshire, North Riding) Regiment of Foot. In 1782, it was given a county association as the 12th (East Suffolk) Regiment of Foot. While garrisoning the Australian Colony of Victoria in 1854, detachments from the regiment, the 40th Regiment of Foot and colonial police, suppressed the Eureka Rebellion, by gold prospectors at Ballarat.
 

[Faze]

Good luck

[AeroNinja]

Good luck

[Who-]

Did you get permission to use that header?

[Alexander]

oml

[Wolfster]

The 12th Regiment "Queer Dangerous Gays" QDG and the "Kill Little Indians" KLI

Good luck boisss

[~NickCole~]

I remember when this reg had a Gren Company in it. It was fun until Dobby left it then all the Grens (including me) followed him.

[Tammo]

neato

[AeroNinja]

I remember when this reg had a Gren Company in it. It was fun until Dobby left it then all the Grens (including me) followed him.

+1

[Wolfster]

I remember when this reg had a Gren Company in it. It was fun until Dobby left it then all the Grens (including me) followed him.

+1

wb Kronox

[12th Regiment]

I remember when this reg had a Gren Company in it. It was fun until Dobby left it then all the Grens (including me) followed him.

I was in that too and I left soon after dobby left as well

-Gusson

[12th Regiment]

Good luck

Thanks 

[12th Regiment]

The 12th Regiment "Queer Dangerous Gays" QDG and the "Kill Little Indians" KLI

Good luck boisss

TY wolfster haha 

[Yorkshire Pudding]

Good luck man

[Das Tottot]

Good luck man