This is a placeholder for the menu structure. There is some further detail on the regulars in the FAQ, but there’s not a lot to see here.<\/p>\n
The eight subgroups are thus:<\/p>\n
REGULAR 1 – South Wales Borderers, men who enlisted up to 1901
\nService numbers 4200-6999
\nREGULAR 2 – South Wales Borderers, men who enlisted from 1901 to 1903
\nService numbers 7000-7999
\nREGULAR 3 – South Wales Borderers, men who enlisted from 1903 to 1904.
\nService numbers 8000-8579
\nREGULAR 4 – South Wales Borderers, men who enlisted from late 1904 up to the end of 1905.
\nService numbers 8580-8999
\nREGULAR 5 – South Wales Borderers, men who enlisted from the start of 1906 up to the summer of 1908.
\nService numbers 9000-9999<\/p>\n
REGULAR 6 – South Wales Borderers, men who enlisted from autumn 1908 to August 1911.
\nService numbers 10000-10661
\nREGULAR 7 – South Wales Borderers, men who enlisted from August 1911 to February 1913
\nService numbers 10662-10999
\nREGULAR 8 – South Wales Borderers, men who enlisted from February 1913 to July 1914 and were therefore pre-war regulars.
\nService numbers 11000-11210<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This is a placeholder for the menu structure. There is some further detail on the regulars in the FAQ, but there’s not a lot to see here. The eight subgroups are thus: REGULAR 1 – South Wales Borderers, men who enlisted up to 1901 Service numbers 4200-6999 REGULAR 2 – South Wales Borderers, men who … <\/p>\n