England

Location	Images	Notes
Aldershot Hampshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] Beaumont Barracks: [Map] [View 1] [View 2]	The Regiment was stationed here from 31 Mar until 11 Jun 1944. The barracks were demolished in 1975.
Arborfield Berkshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] [View 1] [View 2] [Arborfield Camp]
Ash Rifle Ranges, Aldershot	[Map 1] [Map 2]	Regimental small arms competition held here on 5 Jun 1944.
Blubberhouses Moor West Yorkshire	[Map] [View 1] [View 2] [View 3]	The Regiment was here during the period 20-23 May 1941.
Boynton East Yorkshire	[Area Map] [Map 1] [Map 2] [View 1] [View 2]
Bridge Hewick, near Ripon North Yorkshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] [View 1] [View 2] [View 3]	In February and March 1944, the Regiment trained in wading techniques in the river here in preparation for the landings on the Normandy beaches.
Bridlington East Yorkshire	[Area Map] [Map 1] [Map 2] Sea front: [View 1] [View 2] Grand Pavilion Spa Theatre: [View 1] [View 2] [Poster]	The Regiment moved here from Chippenham on 8 Jun 1943. They stayed until late March 1944, when they began the move to Aldershot. The poster was painted by George Ayling whose son, Edward George Ayling, was in HQ Squadron.
Butterwick Whins North Yorkshire	[Area Map] [Map 1] [Map 2] [View 1] [View 2]
Chippenham Cambridgeshire	[Map 1] [Map 2]	The Regiment moved here from Thetford during the period 7-10 Oct 1942. They remained here until early June 1943 when they began the move to Bridlington.
Commondale North Yorkshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] [View 1] [View 2] [View 3]	The Hussars arrived here for 'Regimental Camp' on 1 Sep 1941.
Fenners Sports Ground Cambridgeshire	[Aerial view]	The Brigade Athletic Sports day was held here on 25 May 1943.
Fylingdale Range North Yorkshire	[Map] General views [View 1] [View 2] Visible remains [View 1] [View 2] [Shell clearance, 1960s]	"The Squadron tanks were in line abreast with oil drums as targets on the hillside across the valley, between 2000 and 3000 yards distant." "Young Bertie", the memoirs of Bertie McCully, A Squadron. The Regiment paid many visits to the ranges at Fylingdales; the first of which was on 7 Aug 1941, the last was during the period 9-11 Mar 1944.
Gosport Hampshire	[Map] [Aerial view] [Vehicles being readied for loading]
Hornsea East Yorkshire	[Area Map] [Map] [General view]	See also Rolston.
Icklingham Suffolk	[Map 1] [Map 2] General views [View 1] [View 2]
Kirkcudbright Range	[Map] Visible remains: [Photo 1] [Photo 2] [Photo 3] [Photo 4]	The Regiment moved here from Bridlington during the period 22-23 Oct 1943. They returned to Bridlington on 5 Nov 1943.
Knaresborough North Yorkshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] The town: [View 1] [View 2] [View 3] [Article]	The Regiment moved here from Penkridge during the period 4-9 March 1941. They moved from here to Nawton during the period 10-14 Jun 1941. See also Scriven Hall.
Linney Head Range, Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] [View 1] [View 2] [Unknown unit on the range, WW2] Visible remains: [View 1] [View 2] [View 3]	The Regiment first visited the ranges on 26 Nov 1941.
Midhope Range West Yorkshire	[Area Map] [Map] [General view] Visible remains: [View 1] [View 2]
Nawton North Yorkshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] Railway Station: [View 1] [View 2] [View 3] [View 4] The Village: [View 1] [View 2] [View 3] [View 4]	The Regiment moved here by rail during the period 10-14 Jun 1941. They moved from here to Whitby during the period 15-16 Aug 1941.
Newmarket Cambridgeshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] Doric Theatre: [View 1] [View 2, 1938] [View 3] [Modern View] [Internal View] Victoria Drill Hall [View 1] [View 2] Newmarket Hill [View 1] [Aerial View]
Plumpton, Sussex	[Area Map] [Racecourse map] [Goat Farm map] [Warningore map] [Plumpton Racecourse]	The Regiment moved here from Whitby during the period 17-24 Apr 1942 They moved from here to Thetford, Norfolk during the period 10-12 Aug 1942.
Riccal Bridge North Yorkshire	[Map] [General view] [Bridge]
Rolston Range, Hornsea East Yorkshire	[Area Map] [Map 1] [Map 2] Visible remains [View 1] [View 2]
Rushford Belts Norfolk	[Map 1] [Map 2] General views [View 1] [View 2]
Scriven Hall, Knaresborough North Yorkshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] [View 1] [View 2] [View 3] [Aerial view] [Article]	Scriven was an important army camp and accommodated battalions of infantry, armour and paratroops at various times during the war years. Troops arrived at Scriven after being evacuated from Dunkirk and fighting at Arnhem. The camp was visited by a number of well-known figures, notably Lt. General Sir Alan Brooke, Major-General Percy Hobart, General Bernard Montgomery and Prime Minister, Winston Churchill ..... and the actor (Lieut) Richard Greene (Robin Hood in the TV series of that name) who trained here with his regiment, the 27th Lancers.
Seaford, Sussex	[Map 1] [Map 2] [View 1] [View 2] [Aerial view] [Seaford, 1941] Matilda tanks of 44th Royal Tank Regiment on the clifftops, 15 March 1941.	The Regiment were firing here during the period 1-4 Aug 1942.
Spaunton North Yorkshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] [View 1] [View 2]
Strensall Range, Near York North Yorkshire	[Map 1] [Map 2] [Entrance] [Firing range] [Barracks]	The Regiment were firing on the range during 21-22 Jul 1941.
Swaffham Norfolk	[1946 Map] [View] [1940] [Aerial view]	The Echelons were firing on the range during November 1942.
Teddesley Hall, Penkridge, Staffordshire	[Area Map] [Map] [View 1] [View 2] [View 3] [View 4]	The Hall later became a Prisoner of War camp. Post-war it stood empty until it was demolished in 1954. The Service and Stable blocks survived.
Thetford, Norfolk	[Area Map] [Map 1] [Map 2] [The Camp, Aerial view] [Rifle Ranges, 1962] Rifle Ranges By-Laws: [Page 1] [Page 2] [Page 3] [Page 4]	The Regiment moved here from Plumpton during the period 10-12 Aug 1942. They began the move from here to Chippenham during the period 7-10 Oct 1942.
Whitby North Yorkshire	[Map] [General view] [Aerial view] [The Metropole, a popular socialising venue]	The Regiment moved here from Nawton during the period 15-16 Aug 1941. They moved from here to Plumpton during the period 23-26 Apr 1942.