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_The British Army._
Milne in “Standards and Colors of the Army,” says that the British
Army as a permanent force dates from 26 January 1660-61. Charles II
established three troops of Life Guards--one of Horse (subsequently
Royal Horse Guards Blue), the King’s Royal Regiment of Guards (now
Grenadier Guards), and the Duke of Albemarle’s Regiment of Foot
(now Coldstream Guards.)
The Present Establishment: