British Bases
- 1904 – Brighton, England
- 1906 – Shorncliffe
- 1908 – Curragh, Ireland:
- 1911 – Colchester, England
- August 1914 – France and Flanders 5 Cav Bde, 2 Cav Div, BEF
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