• About the HAC

• The Regiment
• The Special Constabulary
• Ceremonial
• The HAC Estate
• Unique Features of the HAC
• Traditions
• HAC History
  • South African War
  • First World War
  • Second World War
  • Post War
• Archives
• HAC on Parade
• HAC Clubs & Societies

Post War

In 1947 the Company was reorganised into an Infantry Battalion, a Royal Horse Artillery Regiment of Self-propelled Artillery, a Regiment of mobile Heavy Anti-Aircraft Artillery and a new unit, 'G' Locating Battery.  The mobile heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment was disbanded eight years later and 'G' Locating Battery in 1961.  The Territorial Army became the Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve (TAVRA) from 1967 until it resumed its original name in 1980.  The HAC was reorganised into four squadrons that formed part of the British Army of the Rhine in 1973.  The present-day role of the HAC is to provide surveillance and target acquisition patrols for the NATO Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC).