The battalion is unique, in that although officially part of The Queens Regiment (the 8th Territorial Battalion), it contains rifle companies that were part of either the Queen’s Regiment or the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers.
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8th Volunteer, The Queen's Fusiliers
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