2/11 UDR is formed
Event
Monday, 30 September, 1991
Two battalions, 2 UDR and 11 UDR, amalgamated to form the 2nd/11th (County Armagh) Battalion The Ulster Defence Regiment (2/11 UDR) with its Battalion Headquarters located in Armagh.
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