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The '''Royal Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers)''' ('''RHKR(V)''') (((zh|t=皇家香港軍團(義勇軍))), formed in May 1854, was a local auxiliary [[militia]] force funded and administered by the colonial [[Government of Hong Kong]]. Its powers and duties were mandated by the Royal Hong Kong Regiment Ordinance.<ref>((cite web | url=https://oelawhk.lib.hku.hk/items/show/2832 | title=Historical Laws of Hong Kong Online &#124; ROYAL HONG KONG REGIMENT ORDINANCE ))</ref>

During the Imperial age, home defence units were raised in various [[British colony|British colonies]] with the intention of allowing regular army units tied up on garrison duty to be deployed elsewhere. These units were generally organised along [[British Army]] lines. The first locally raised militia in Hong Kong was the Hong Kong Volunteers, a forerunner of what was to become the Royal Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers).

Although the British government, as national government, was responsible for the defence of the territories and colonies, and held direct control of military units raised within them, the local forces were raised and funded by the local governments or the territories and as such the RHKR(V) was always a branch of the Hong Kong government. It was not a part of the reserve force of the British Army. The RHKR(V) did however form part of the order of battle of [[48th Brigade (United Kingdom)|48 Gurkha Infantry Brigade]] and were under command of the commander of the [[British Forces Overseas Hong Kong|British forces in Hong Kong]].

These locally raised defence units met British military standards in organisation and efficiency. Many of the officers and NCOs attended training in the UK. Although colonial/overseas British territories' auxiliary units could have no tasking under the British Ministry of Defence, and members could not be compelled to serve outside their territory, many served voluntarily on attachment to British Regular and Territorial Army units.

The regiment, which disbanded in 1995, should not be confused with the separate, shortlived [[Hong Kong Regiment]] (1892–1902), which was a regular infantry regiment of the British Army, recruited in India.

==History==

===The beginning===
[[File:HKVDC Vickers machine gun training in New Territories.png|thumb|270px|HKVDC soldiers operate a [[Vickers machine gun]] in New Territories.]]
The '''Hong Kong Volunteers''' was formed in 1854 when the [[Crimean War]] led to a reduction of the British military presence in Hong Kong.<ref name="SCMPRHKR">((cite web | url=https://www.scmp.com/magazines/post-magazine/short-reads/article/3100866/marching-orders-when-royal-hong-kong-regiment | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200912014415/https://www.scmp.com/magazines/post-magazine/short-reads/article/3100866/marching-orders-when-royal-hong-kong-regiment | archive-date=12 September 2020 | title=Marching orders: The Royal Hong Kong Regiment's final salute | date=11 September 2020 ))</ref> To help bolster the defences at a time when marauding pirates were still a hazard on the China coast a call for local volunteers was made. A total of 99 Europeans were recruited, mostly British but with some Portuguese, Scandinavians and Germans also answering the call.<ref name="SCMPRHKR"/><ref name="CMHK">((cite web | url=https://hk.coastaldefence.museum/en_US/web/mcd/vc.html | title=Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence - Feature Article on Looking back on Hong Kong Volunteers ))</ref> However almost as soon as it was founded, it was disbanded when the threat of war in Europe receded, and Regular units of the British Army were once again able to resume responsibility for the security of Hong Kong.

In 1862, the Hong Kong Volunteers was re-established, and in 1864 they were called out to help subdue a serious outbreak of rioting between British and Indian soldiers. In 1866 it was disbanded again. In 1878, the Hong Kong Volunteers was reborn as the "'''Hong Kong Artillery and Rifle Volunteer Corps'''". By 1917, it was renamed as the "'''Hong Kong Defence Corps'''" was actively engaged in guard and patrol duties during [[World War I]] when, owing to the recall of the British forces, they were the only military unit left in Hong Kong.

In 1933, the Hong Kong Defence Corps acquired their first armoured car, equipped with an armour-plated body and mountings for two machine-guns. Later, four others were bought by the colonial government. The bodywork was outfitted by the [[Hutchison Whampoa|Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Company]]. These armoured cars played an important role in the [[Battle of Hong Kong]] in December 1941.

===World War II===
[[File:1941 Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps 3rd Company before death.jpg|thumb|270px|The 3rd company of Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps. Most of them died on 19 December 1941 in [[ Wong Nai Chung Gap]], the day that inflicted most casualties during the [[Battle of Hong Kong]].]]

((Main|Battle of Hong Kong))

The Hong Kong Defence Corps, renamed the "'''Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps'''" (HKVDC), met their severest test in the bitter fighting that took place in the crucial weeks before the fall of Hong Kong on Christmas Day 1941. On 8 December 1941, the HKVDC, deployed a total fighting strength of 2200 all ranks in seven infantry companies, five [[Artillery battery|artillery batteries]], five machine gun companies equipped with [[Vickers machine gun]] and an armoured car [[platoon]].<ref>[http://www.cnac.org/rebeccachan_piloted_to_serve_01.pdf 纪念钟陈可慰 100 周年 (1920-2020)] (in Chinese)</ref>

While only seeing light action in the New Territories at the beginning of the Japanese attack, the Volunteers were heavily engaged on Hong Kong Island, especially during the key battles of [[Wong Nai Chung Gap]] and [[Stanley, Hong Kong|Stanley]]. Casualties among 3 Coy at the former, and 1 Bty at the latter, were extremely heavy. 1 and 2 (Scottish) companies also suffered heavy losses, as did 5 Bty.

Out of the mobilised strength of 2200, 289 were listed either as missing or killed, and many others became prisoners of war. Some, however, made their way into China where the [[British Army Aid Group]] was formed to assist the Chinese Government in the struggle against the Japanese. A number of these men later joined the [[Hong Kong Volunteer Company]] in [[Burma]], where they were attached to the [[Chindits]] under General [[Orde Charles Wingate|Orde Wingate]]. The services of the defence corps were later recognised by the award of 19 decorations and 18 mentioned in despatch for gallantry and good service. As a recognition of The Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps defence of Hong Kong during 1941, the Corps was awarded the battle honour "Hong Kong".

The colours of the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps was put under the care of Lt. Ralph James Shrigley who buried the colours during the battle near the Fortress HQ of the regiment to prevent their capture by Japanese forces. Lt. Shrigley was later captured on the 25 December 1941 and was transferred to "Camp S" as a prisoner of war before killing himself on the 28 June 1944 to prevent further mistreatment by the Kempetai looking for the colours. The burial place was later found in 1957 but the flags had already deteriorated leaving only the poles.

===Post-WWII===
[[Image:Royal HK Regiment CoA.JPG|thumb|300px|The coat of arms of the RHKR(V) with its [[Latin]] motto which means "Second to none in the orient".]]In 1949, The Hong Kong Regiment were reorganised and became part of the '''Hong Kong Defence Force''', which also included separate air and naval units. In 1951 the new combined defence force was granted the title 'Royal', and replacement [[Military colours, standards and guidons|colours]] were entrusted to the care of the regiment as successor to the defunct Defence Corps.

In the early 1960s, the role of the '''Royal Hong Kong Defence Force''' changed from that of an [[infantry]] [[battalion]] to a reconnaissance regiment equipped with six British Ferret [[Armored car (military)|armoured cars]] (each armed with [[M1919 Browning machine gun|Browning]] .30-inch [[machine-gun]]) were acquired. The regiment was reorganise to form a headquarters, headquarters squadron, three reconnaissance [[Squadron (cavalry)|squadrons]], an infantry company and a home guard company. During the 1967 leftist riots, the Royal Hong Kong Defence Force were called out during the six-month disturbances in Hong Kong. The RHKR assisted in establishing the Junior Leaders Corps on  22 December 1969.<ref>((cite web | url=http://www.hkac.org/en/about-us/historybackground | title=History/Background &#124; Hong Kong Adventure Corps ))</ref>

By 1970, the naval unit was phased out and in 1970 the Royal Hong Kong Defence Force was itself disbanded – the two remaining member units, the Hong Kong Regiment and the [[Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force|Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force]], officially becoming separate entities. At the same time, both were granted the 'Royal' title by [[Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom|Queen Elizabeth II]], and the words 'The Volunteers' were incorporated into the Hong Kong Regiment's title. With its new title and colours, the RHKR(V) was reorganised as a light [[reconnaissance]] unit operating under the command of the British Forces Overseas Hong Kong.

In the late 1970s the Volunteers were deployed to assist the civil powers over the problem of illegal immigration from China;<ref name="FCUK">((cite web | url=https://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/units/4099/royal-hong-kong-regiment | title=Royal Hong Kong Regiment - Regiment History, War & Military Records & Archives ))</ref> as the problem grew from 1980 till 1992 the Volunteers were deployed to man the defences of the Chinese-Hong Kong border. In the late 1980s to early 1990s the Volunteers were deployed to support the colonial government in controlling the flood of Vietnamese illegal migrants, commonly known as the "[[Boat People]]". This included guarding temporary detention camps for Vietnamese migrants.

===Organisation===
The regiment included several units:

*Regimental Headquarters
*Headquarters Squadron
*A,B,C,D Saber Squadron
*Regimental Police
*Home Guard Squadron
*Training Squadron
*Band
*Junior Leader Corps - 'J Corps' was a youth organisation created by the RHKR(V) in 1971 and now renamed [[Hong Kong Adventure Corps]].

===The end===
The [[Sino-British Joint Declaration]] on the question of Hong Kong as a British colony was finalised and the joint declaration was signed in Beijing on 19 December 1984. On 27 May 1985, instruments of ratification were exchanged and the agreement entered into force. It was registered at the United Nations by the British and Chinese governments on 12 June 1985.

In April 1992, the Security Branch of the Hong Kong Government formally announced that the regiment would disband in September 1995. The RHKR was officially disbanded on 3 September 1995.<ref name="CMHK"/>

==Commanding Officers==

*Lt Col K B L Simson  April 1993-3rd September 1995

The Royal Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers) Association was created in 1995 as a charitable organization to support former members in [[Hong Kong]] with a Club House located at the [[Hong Kong Jockey Club]] [[Happy Valley Racecourse]].<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.rhkr.org/|title=RHKR The Volunteers Association Ltd|website=www.rhkr.org|access-date=14 March 2018))</ref>

==Successive changes of titles==
* 1854 – Hong Kong Volunteers
* 1878 – Hong Kong Artillery and Rifle Volunteer Corps
* 1917 – Hong Kong Defence Corps<ref name="CMHK"/>
* 1920 – Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps<ref name="FCUK"/>
* 1949 – Hong Kong Defence Force
* 1951 – Royal Hong Kong Defence Force
* 1961 – Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers)<ref name="FCUK"/>
* 1970 – Royal Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers)<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.rhkr.org/history/index.htm|title=History of The Royal Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers)|website=www.rhkr.org|access-date=14 March 2018))</ref>

==Equipment==

===Vehicles===
List of vehicles used by regiment prior to disbanding:<ref name="rhkr-org-1965">((cite news |title=Why Walk to War? Volunteer Armoured Vehicles 1925-1965 |url=http://www.rhkr.org/Journal/1965/index.htm |publisher=RHKR The Volunteers Association Ltd. |date=February 2002 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20171102195319/http://www.rhkr.org/Journal/1965/index.htm |archive-date=2017-11-02 |url-status=dead ))</ref><ref name="RHKR_Vehicle">((cite web |title=RHKR Equipment - Vehicle |url=https://www.rhkr.org/equipment/vehicle.htm |publisher=The Royal Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers) Association |website=www.rhkr.org |access-date=16 June 2021 |archive-url=https://archive.today/20210616153629/https://www.rhkr.org/equipment/vehicle.htm |archive-date=16 June 2021 |url-status=live ))</ref><ref>((cite web | url=https://www.rhkr.org/Journal/index.htm | title=Journal 1965 ))</ref>

====1925-65====
* one armoured car on [[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] chassis with Vickers MG 1920s for Mounted Infantry Company
* one armoured car on [[Dennis Specialist Vehicles|Dennis]] chassis 1925 - modified by [[Hong Kong & Whampoa Dock]] for Mounted Infantry Company
* two armoured cars on [[Thornycroft]] chassis 1930-1933 - built by Hong Kong & Whampoa Dock
* motorcycles with Vickers machine guns
* four armoured cars on [[Bedford Vehicles|Bedford]] chassis 1940-1941 - built by [[Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation]]

====1965-95====
* six [[Ferret scout car]]s 1963
* two [[Landrover]]s
* [[Land Rover Defender]] - from British Army units station in Hong Kong during 1970s to 1990s

===Weapons===
List of small arms used by the RHKR prior to disbanding:<ref>((cite web |url=https://www.rhkr.org/equipment/weapon.htm |title=Archived copy |website=www.rhkr.org |access-date=30 June 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220222123329/https://www.rhkr.org/equipment/weapon.htm |archive-date=22 February 2022 |url-status=dead))</ref>

* [[Lee–Enfield]] No.4 MkI rifle
* [[L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle]]
* Colt [[M16 rifle|M16A2 rifle]]
* Colt [[CAR-15|"Commando" M177 Assault Carbine]]
* [[SA80]] L85
* [[Sterling submachine gun]] (SMG) 9mm L2A 
* [[FN MAG]] [[General-purpose machine gun]] (GPMG)
* [[Bren light machine gun|Bren LMG]]
* [[M1919 Browning machine gun]]
* [[Remington Model 870]] Shotgun
* [[Browning Hi-Power]]

==Badge==

The regiment's badge at disbandment consisted of:

* [[St. Edward's Crown]]
* Two [[Chinese dragon]]s as supporters, but without a crest
* Motto: Nulli Secundus in Oriente

Earlier badges had a [[Tudor Crown]] and the Volunteer Corps had no Oriental features:

* [[Tudor Crown]]
* Ribbon with the regimental name
* [[Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom]] within the ribbon
* Motto: Nulli Secundus in Oriente
* [[Laurel wreath]]

== Colours and Guidons ==
<gallery>
File:HKVDC King's Colour.svg|King's Colour of the '''Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps''' (HKVDC). Used as stand in for the '''Hong Kong Defence Force'''
File:HKVDC Regimental Colour.svg|Regimental Colour of the '''Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps''' (HKVDC). Used as stand in for the '''Hong Kong Defence Force'''
File:RHKR camp flag.svg|Camp flag of the '''Royal Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers''') (RHKR)
File:RHKR Guidon.svg|Regimental Guidon of the '''Royal Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers''') (RHKR)
</gallery>

==See also==
*[[British Army Aid Group]]
*[[Hong Kong Adventure Corps]]
*[[Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps]]
*[[Hong Kong Sea Cadet Corps]]
*[[Hong Kong Chinese Regiment]]
*[[Hong Kong Volunteer Company]]
*[[Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force]]
*[[Hong Kong Military Service Corps]]

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
((commons category|Royal Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers)|Royal Hong Kong Regiment))

*[http://www.rhkr.org/ RHKR The Volunteers Association]
*[http://johnwan.dyndns.org:8080/rhkr/index.php RHKR Forum]
*[http://www.rhkrontario.org/ RHKR Volunteers Association (Ontario) Canada]
*[http://www.rhkrnsw.org/ Hong Kong Volunteer and ex-PoW Association of NSW (RHKR Australia Branch)]

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