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| tish Army's only amalgamation of an Hussar, a | Dragoon, and a Lancer Regiment. |
| as part of the follow-on troops of Operation | Dragoon, and fought as part of the French 1st Army, t |
| the Allies invaded southern France (Operation | Dragoon), and the Jockey circuit and other SOE teams |
| comprised the Ekaterinoslav Cuirassier, Kiev | Dragoon, and Alexandrov Hussar Regiments, plus one Ta |
| offers two more drinking establishments, The | Dragoon, and the Montaz Tandoori restaurant (formerly |
| n 27 March 1945 for services during Operation | Dragoon as commander of HMS Welfare. |
| There, Robert Emmet witnessed a British | dragoon be pulled from his horse and executed. |
| ent at Mohrungen, while calling Sahuc's other | dragoon brigade from the right flank toward the cente |
| Two heavy | dragoon brigades waited in reserve. |
| a Lieutenant and, later, as a Captain in the | Dragoon company of Maj. |
| chnically still incomplete, the Dreadnought's | DRAGOON controlled "Pristis Reamers" prove to be too |
| but a mortally wounded horse carrying a dead | dragoon crashed into the square like a kamikaze. |
| ver, he served as acting commander of the 2nd | Dragoon Division when Emmanuel Grouchy was ill. |
| into the hands of this unit of Grouchy's 2nd | Dragoon Division. |
| act of cutting at him, and both Trumpeter and | Dragoon driving at the enemy with their swords, enabl |
| of the Invasion of Southern France (Operation | Dragoon) during July and August 1944. |
| n the spring of 1834, on the eve of the First | Dragoon Expedition (also called the Dodge-Leavenworth |
| Main article: First | Dragoon Expedition |
| The Japanese version of Drakengard, Drag-On | Dragoon, featured such taboo plot points as incest an |
| Berkshire, England, commissioned into the 2nd | Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays) in 1951 and served as a |
| adian Infantry Division's 4th Princess Louise | Dragoon Guards at Pontecorvo on May 23, 1944, support |
| nuary 2006) was a corporal in the Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards regiment of the British Army who serve |
| anded an armoured squadron of the Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards and deployed to the Middle East for Op |
| nce the Second World War when the Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards destroyed 14 Iraqi tanks on 27 March. |
| promoted captain in George Wade's Regiment of | Dragoon Guards in 1726, and captain and lieutenant-co |
| descent who served as a colonel with the 3rd | Dragoon Guards in the Abyssinian campaign in 1868 and |
| cadet and was Captain of the 5th Regiment of | Dragoon Guards from 1816 and Major of the 55th Regime |
| troop leader O'Donnell served with 1st King's | Dragoon Guards and was depatched as part of the of th |
| Flanders, where he commanded the 2nd and 3rd | Dragoon Guards and liaised with Prussian and Austrian |
| Contingent, were with a lieutenant of the 1st | Dragoon Guards when he was badly wounded. |
| d up and served in the 5th Royal Inniskilling | Dragoon Guards in France and Belgium; he only just es |
| War he again enlisted and served in the Royal | Dragoon Guards as a Second Lieutenant; in the later s |
| yal Highland Regiment) of Canada, Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards and the Scots Guards, as well as a sel |
| ent in 1788 as the 7th (The Princess Royal's) | Dragoon Guards for Princess Charlotte. |
| n 1 April 1870, and became Colonel of the 6th | Dragoon Guards on 21 January 1868. |
| January 1781, received the command of the 1st | Dragoon Guards on 28 May 1784, and during the revolut |
| Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards (Armor) |
| He joined the | Dragoon Guards in 1914. |
| United Kingdom - 1st The Queen's | Dragoon Guards |
| The Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers and Greys) (Armoured) |
| He entered the 1st | Dragoon Guards in 1778. |
| Deputy Colonel-in-Chief, Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards |
| n the First World War, it retitled as the 7th | Dragoon Guards (Princess Royal's) in 1921, and was am |
| Change proposal amalgamated the 4th/7th Royal | Dragoon Guards with the 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoo |
| ce in the First World War, it retitled as 3rd | Dragoon Guards (Prince of Wales's) in 1921, and was a |
| onel Commandant of the 5th Royal Inniskilling | Dragoon Guards from 1972 to 1981. |
| Blacker commanded the 5th Royal Inniskilling | Dragoon Guards from 1955 to 1957. |
| vice began with purchase of a cornetcy in 1st | Dragoon Guards (1 August 1752). |
| es, before being amalgamated into the 4th/7th | Dragoon Guards in 1922. |
| commissioned into the 5th Royal Inniskilling | Dragoon Guards in 1929. |
| ndian independence he joined the First King's | Dragoon Guards in January 1949. |
| The 3rd | Dragoon Guards violently suppressing the Bristol Riot |
| ld is a Captain in the 5th Royal Inniskilling | Dragoon Guards and horse trainer by profession. |
| es, before being amalgamated into the 3rd/6th | Dragoon Guards in 1922. |
| Only Ponsonby's brigade and the 5th | Dragoon Guards were involved in the fighting. |
| Challenger 1 of the 1st The Queen's | Dragoon Guards with IFOR markings. |
| Challenger 1 of the Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards near Kuwait City during the Gulf War. |
| She became colonel-in-chief of the 7th | Dragoon Guards (the Princess Royal's Own) in 1914. |
| The Royal | Dragoon Guards has served in a variety of roles and t |
| Lloyd was commissioned in the 4th Royal Irish | Dragoon Guards on 10 October 1894. |
| The squadron was training alongside the 6th | Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) at Aldershot, England, w |
| The 7th (The Princess Royal's) | Dragoon Guards was a cavalry regiment in the British |
| The 4th/7th Royal | Dragoon Guards was a cavalry regiment of the British |
| Meanwhile he became Colonel of the 6th | Dragoon Guards and Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance |
| The 3rd (Prince of Wales's) | Dragoon Guards was a cavalry regiment in the British |
| e commanded the 4th (Royal Irish) Regiment of | Dragoon Guards at the Battle of Balaclava. |
| a and was a lieutenant in the Princess Louise | Dragoon Guards during World War I. |
| then served as cornet in the 3rd Regiment of | Dragoon Guards (Prince of Wales) from 16 August 1861. |
| served as colonel-in-chief of the 4th and 7th | Dragoon Guards when it was formed in 1921. |
| He served in the King's | Dragoon Guards in the years 1956 and 1957, reaching t |
| The Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards and officers of Fusilier regiments als |
| he was appointed to the colonelcy of the 4th | Dragoon Guards and rose to the rank of General. |
| d as a 2nd Lieutenant in the 5th Inniskilling | Dragoon Guards on a Short Service Limited Commission |
| -Gymnasium in Berlin and at age 17 joined the | Dragoon Guards Regiment for a year. |
| rs, he enlisted as a soldier with the Seventh | Dragoon Guards hoping to serve in India and make his |
| served as a captain in the Prince of Wales's | Dragoon Guards and the Leicestershire Yeomanry. |
| st, Jack Harman was commissioned into the 2nd | Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays) in 1940. |
| ollege, Oxford before serving with the King's | Dragoon Guards during World War II. |
| pointed Commanding Officer of the Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards in 1972 and mentioned in despatches fo |
| oot Guards and in 1818 exchanged into the 3rd | Dragoon Guards as a Cornet. |
| By 1828 he was back in the 3rd | Dragoon Guards as a Major and in that year he purchas |
| 's Victoria Cross is displayed at the Queen's | Dragoon Guards Regimental Museum at Cardiff Castle, W |
| The 3rd Carabiniers (Prince of Wales's | Dragoon Guards) was a cavalry regiment of the British |
| s heavy brigade (3rd and 4th Dragoons and 5th | Dragoon Guards), John Slade's heavy brigade (1st Drag |
| 1851 was commissioned in The Carabiniers (6th | Dragoon Guards). |
| The Scimitars of C Squadron Queen's | Dragoon Guards, which had been loaded Hovercraft aboa |
| er 10 years with the 32nd he moved to the 6th | Dragoon Guards, before being given a year-long leave |
| 3) he became by purchase a captain in the 6th | Dragoon Guards, and he served in this regiment during |
| the rescue of two armoured cars of the King's | Dragoon Guards, which were out of action and under he |
| a tank officer in the 5th Royal Inniskilling | Dragoon Guards, had been killed on 20 October 1944 fi |
| ng at Thanet of Major Henry Percy of the 14th | Dragoon Guards, on 21 June 1815 with the captured Fre |
| e 3rd Carabiniers, the 5th Royal Inniskilling | Dragoon Guards, and also the Eaton Hall Officer Cadet |
| squadron from each of 11th Hussars and King's | Dragoon Guards, 2nd Rifle Brigade, a Royal Air Force |
| Colonel of the 1st The Queen's | Dragoon Guards, 1986-1991 |
| In 1746 it was ranked as the 3rd | Dragoon Guards, and formally titled in 1751 as the 3r |
| or the Standard (Waterloo) (1848, Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards, currently hanging in Edinburgh Castle |
| Serving to the 4th/7th Royal | Dragoon Guards, Cary fought in the First World War an |
| 65, it took the title 3rd (Prince of Wales's) | Dragoon Guards, for the future George IV. |
| 1751, Pechell was gazetted captain in the 3rd | Dragoon Guards, and in the following spring his regim |
| eutenant in the 21st Foot, 59th Foot, and 5th | Dragoon Guards, and later became honorary colonel of |
| invading army was a young captain of the 2nd | Dragoon Guards, serving as a brigade major, John Gasp |
| August 1916, originally enlisting in the 5th | Dragoon Guards, but he soon transferred to the 2nd Ba |
| subsequently served for some years in the 5th | Dragoon Guards, in which he attained the rank of capt |
| ngly obtained for him (March 1756) in the 3rd | Dragoon Guards. |
| f Lieutenant Colonel with the 1st The Queen's | Dragoon Guards. |
| ry of the Royal Welsh and the 1st The Queen's | Dragoon Guards. |
| He became a captain in the 1st | Dragoon Guards. |
| clude the Royal Body Guard and Captain, First | Dragoon Guards. |
| e the Commanding Officer of the 4th/7th Royal | Dragoon Guards. |
| th the Royal Scots Greys into the Royal Scots | Dragoon Guards. |
| lon Army in the traditions of 1st The Queen's | Dragoon Guards. |
| tion to the rank of Captain in the 1st King's | Dragoon Guards. |
| Since he had experience as a | dragoon in the British army, he enlisted as a private |
| no, Operation Shingle at Anzio, and Operation | Dragoon in southern France. |
| ed the invasion of southern France (Operation | Dragoon) in August 1944 by leading the Germans to bel |
| Galaxian 3 (also known as Galaxian³: Project | Dragoon) is an arcade game released by Namco in 1994. |
| Dragoon is derivitave from the French Army designatio | |
| Dragoon J2 was ordered to congregate and intercept Zo | |
| uel College, Cambridge, Robert (born 1704), a | dragoon, John (baptized 1707, died 1762), an attorney |
| egiment he created and led in 1674 became the | Dragoon Life Guards. |
| Panzer | Dragoon Mini was a Sega Game Gear game, released in 1 |
| and Mail stagecoach station and spring in the | Dragoon Mountains, about sixteen miles from the prese |
| He controls the lance-wielding | Dragoon Nobodies. |
| A French | Dragoon Officer |
| of the invasion of southern France (Operation | Dragoon) on 15 August 1944. |
| ian Gola is a small pigeon & looks similar to | dragoon pigeons . |
| of Chiricahuas built their stronghold on the | Dragoon range of mountains. |
| Army, becoming a cavalryman and serving in a | dragoon regiment during the Russo-Japanese War of 190 |
| pril 9, 1917 and was then assigned to the 5th | Dragoon Regiment on February 18, 1918. |
| It became a light | dragoon regiment in 1776, as the 14th Regiment of (Li |
| the Mariaberg Institute near Reutlingen, the | dragoon regiment of her late husband, and a Russian r |
| ssen # 48 (4), and Wartensleben # 59 (2), and | Dragoon Regiment Irwing # 3 (4). |
| Dragoon Regiment Twer (5 squadrons) | |
| Minuzzi | Dragoon Regiment (2 squadrons) |
| Savoy | Dragoon Regiment Nr. 5 (8 squadrons) |
| vacant | Dragoon Regiment Nr. 13 (6 squadrons) |
| The | Dragoon Regiment (Rakuunarykmentti) consisted of six |
| It gained the name 3rd | Dragoon Regiment in 1791. |
| Ignatius served in the Finnish | Dragoon Regiment 1892-1901. |
| The Garrison of the 13th Parachute | Dragoon Regiment is named after him. |
| It was renamed the 29th | Dragoon Regiment on 24 September 1803. |
| adet school in 1922 and served in the Uusimaa | Dragoon Regiment (Uudenmaan Rakuunarykmentti). |
| Russia, Saint-Sulpice is given command of the | dragoon regiment of the Guard. |
| In 1779, John, Lord Sheffield raised a light | dragoon regiment that was styled 22nd (Light) Dragoon |
| He led the | dragoon regiment Oplandenes Dragonregiment from 1917 |
| he Austrian army, joining the Hesse-Darmstadt | Dragoon Regiment # 19 as an Oberleutnant. |
| from 1686 to 1776, when it was turned into a | dragoon regiment under the name Bourbon-Dragons. |
| de Bercheny merged to form the Austrian Light | Dragoon Regiment # 13. |
| The 2. Dragonregiment (English; 2. | Dragoon regiment) was a Danish Army dragoon regiment. |
| d with the rank of lieutenant to the Mitavsky | Dragoon Regiment, in which he served until March 17, |
| e Semeonovsky Life Guards and the Life Guards | Dragoon regiment, the 4th Life Guard Rifle Battalion |
| also Colonel Proprietor (Inhaber) of the 7th | Dragoon Regiment, a position he held until his death |
| 3 he was appointed a cadet in the Life Guards | Dragoon Regiment, and immediately took part in the Wa |
| He joined the military service in 1782, in a | dragoon regiment, and was promoted to lieutenant and |
| n 1834, then to captain, he served in the 5th | Dragoon Regiment. |
| his troopers, charged and routed an Austrian | dragoon regiment. |
| gust 1785 he rose to second lieutenant in his | dragoon regiment. |
| ugust 1759, he later entered the cavalry in a | dragoon regiment. |
| r forced the surrender of the 6th and the 7th | dragoon regiments of the Russian cavalry. |
| Two | dragoon regiments protected the right flank. |
| At Wichmannsdorf, three French | dragoon regiments got into a brawl with the Gensdarme |
| ing his cavalry division (23rd, 29th and 30th | Dragoon Regiments), he was present at the siege and c |
| urprise attack led by the 4th Hussar and 24th | Dragoon Regiments, the Spanish troops were routed, lo |
| t Carabinier Regt # 5 (4 sqns), Archduke John | Dragoon Regt # 26 (4 sqns), Siebenburgen Hussar Regt |
| Some of the third model Colt | Dragoon Revolvers had frame cuts for detachable shoul |
| isfaction with its predecessor the model 1833 | dragoon saber, the first cavalry sword adopted by the |
| s The Zoah, a reference to the town in Panzer | Dragoon Saga. |
| nch), and the rakishly-handsome but faithless | Dragoon, Sergeant Francis Troy (Terence Stamp). |
| drawing frequent comparisons to Sega's Panzer | Dragoon series, but these comprise only a very small |
| Due to a small customer base in Japan, Alisia | Dragoon sold few copies on its release (April 24, 199 |
| 862 and was a response to the First Battle of | Dragoon Springs in which Confederate forces were defe |
| The Second Battle of | Dragoon Springs was one of many skirmishes involving |
| Dragoon Springs Station - Located in Arizona, 23 mile | |
| o River, it became necessary to learn whether | Dragoon Springs, twenty-eight miles further on, could |
| st introduced to the show in episode 6, named | Dragoon Storm. |
| Maj. Gen. John Watts de Peyster on Buford's | Dragoon tactics |
| and Southern France, in support of Operation | Dragoon, the invasion of Southern France. |
| After being released from Operation | Dragoon, the Bicester returned to Royal Navy control |
| rench harbors and approaches during Operation | Dragoon, the invasion of Southern France. |
| of the invasion of southern France (Operation | Dragoon), the 439th Troop Carrier Group flew three sq |
| he summer of 1944 to participate in Operation | Dragoon, the Allied invasion in the South of France. |
| Corps was withdrawn to take part in Operation | Dragoon, the Allied invasion of southern France. |
| Bold | Dragoon: The Life of J.E.B. Stuart (1986) |
| After Operation | Dragoon, the airfield was closed and dismantled. |
| She participated in Operation | Dragoon, the invasion of southern France, in August a |
| 16 September 1944, she took part in Operation | Dragoon, the Allied invasion of southern France. |
| or ships destined to participate in Operation | Dragoon, the invasion of southern France. |
| iral T H Troubridge, that supported Operation | Dragoon, the allied invasion of southern France. |
| mostly in the summer of 1944 during Operation | Dragoon, the Allied invasion of Southern France from |
| r of Operations and participated in Operation | Dragoon, the invasion of southern France in August an |
| k arrived in Springfield, Missouri carrying a | Dragoon though it is generally accepted that he used |
| s, the UGSF send a deployment of the improved | Dragoon to destroy it. |
| Allied invasion of Southern France (Operation | Dragoon) took place, Army Group G had eleven division |
| ER Mobile Cannon, Phantom Dragon, Destiny End | Dragoon, Ultimate Ancient Gear Golem, Gladiator Beast |
| hown (correctly) wearing the newly introduced | dragoon uniform. |
| ment, a cavalry regiment, a mounted infantry ( | dragoon) unit, a partisan unit of rangers, and even a |
| Gunn served in militia | dragoon units during the Revolutionary War, and event |
| On breaking camp, their | dragoon vanguard encountered enemy cavalry to the eas |
| This was done when the Allied Operation | Dragoon was launched. |
| On 18 January 1951, British | Dragoon was in collision with the Spanish ship Santi, |
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