Army
Infantry, artillery, engineers, signals, logistics, medical and the many trades in between. Regiments and corps from every nation are welcome, without insignia.
The register
A community heritage register of services, regiments, ships, squadrons, units and establishments, country by country. Browse it freely; if something is missing or wrong, tell us and an editor will review it.
8 entries across 2 countries and 5 services.
Showing 8 of 8 entries
Unit or formation· Current
United States · United States Army
1942
Air assault division of the United States Army, first formed in 1942.
Ship or vessel· Historical
United Kingdom · Royal Navy
1765
First-rate ship of the line launched in 1765, preserved at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
Squadron· Current
United Kingdom · Royal Air Force
1943
Royal Air Force squadron formed in 1943 and still in service.
Regiment or corps· Current
United Kingdom · British Army
Base, barracks or establishment· Current
United Kingdom · British Army
1947
Officer training establishment of the British Army, opened at Sandhurst in 1947.
Regiment or corps· Current
United Kingdom · British Army
1716
The artillery arm of the British Army, formed in 1716.
Regiment or corps· Current
United Kingdom · British Army
2007
Infantry regiment of the British Army formed in 2007.
Ship or vessel· Current
United States · United States Navy
1797
Frigate launched in 1797 and still in commission.
The register is a reference. Still Comrades itself exists for serving and former personnel of every military service, Police force, Fire and rescue service and Ambulance service, in every country — if you served, you belong.
Infantry, artillery, engineers, signals, logistics, medical and the many trades in between. Regiments and corps from every nation are welcome, without insignia.
Surface fleet, submarines, fleet air arm, amphibious and shore establishments. Ships' companies, watchkeepers and the dockyard hands who kept them at sea.
Aircrew, ground crew, engineers, air traffic and the trades that moved an aircraft from servicing to the end of the runway.
Commando units, amphibious forces and specialist branches. If your unit doesn't fit neatly into a category, tell us where it belongs.
Reserves, Territorials, National Guard, volunteer and auxiliary services — full-time service is not the only service.
City forces, county constabularies, federal agencies, gendarmeries and military police. Beat officers, detectives, traffic, firearms and the civilian staff who keep a force running.
Whole-time and retained firefighters, rescue and hazardous-response teams, wildfire crews and fire control staff, from any nation.
Paramedics, technicians, emergency medical crews, dispatchers, and the hospital and volunteer services that stand behind them.
Gendarmeries, border forces, medical corps, cadet organisations and any other military or uniformed service. All nations, all eras.
Entries are compiled from published references and from what members tell us. Each entry says where its information comes from, and anything a member suggests is reviewed by an editor before it appears. Where a fact is uncertain, the entry says so rather than guessing.
If your unit is missing, that is simply because nobody has added it yet.
Join and add your unitStill Comrades is an independent community. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting for any armed force, ministry of defence or government.
For that reason we do not reproduce official cap badges, regimental insignia, medals or national emblems anywhere on this site. Units are named in plain text, out of respect for the organisations that own those symbols.