The Duke of Wellington's Regiment

The Duke of Wellington's Regiment was an English infantry unit, active from 1702 to 2006, named after the famous military leader, the Duke of Wellington. It served in numerous conflicts, including the Napoleonic Wars, World Wars, and modern peacekeeping missions. Known for discipline, professionalism, and bravery, the regiment was part of the British Army's line infantry. Over its long history, it underwent several reorganizations and name changes before merging into the Yorkshire Regiment in 2006. The regiment's legacy reflects a rich tradition of service, marking significant moments in British military history.