The King’s Royal Hussars Association

About the Association

The King’s Royal Hussars Association was formed in 1992 to benefit all serving members and former members of the King’s Royal Hussars (KRH), or any of its antecedent regiments. It is a lifetime membership and it is free, however you must physically join the Association so that we can keep your contact details on our database.

Maintaining Contact

To maintain contact between past and present members of the Regiment, fostering mutual friendship between them and providing for events and social gatherings for them and to keep alive the spirit of comradeship and pride in the Regiment.

Supporting Families

Support the families of those killed in action by promptly responding to problems of bereavement and hardship, and the families of those seriously wounded or injured in prolonged recovery situations.

Supporting Those Injured

Support those wounded or injured on operations, particularly those who have had to leave the Army; to assist in finding them new employment and to help them become active family and community members.

Welfare Support

Enhance the welfare support provided to soldiers on operations and that of their families at home.

The Association has numerous Area Representatives who cover the following: Scotland, the North West, North East, East Anglia, Central Southern and the South West of England. These volunteers organise gatherings and functions so that members can meet socially and renew their acquaintance with each other, make new friends and support the KRH.

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Do You Need Help?

If you, or someone that you know, is in need of help from the association or one of the many other organisations available, or financial help from one of the Regimental Benevolence Funds, please call Home HQ during normal working hours for advice. For more information, follow this link.

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All the names of those who have died in the Service of their Regiment and Country since 1 January 1948.

We extend our deepest sympathy to relatives and friends of former members of the Association who have died.

All those who have been recognised with the Regimental Rosette.