When the Territorial Army was reformed in 1920, two batteries of the former 3rd London Brigade were absorbed by 53rd (London) Medium Brigade, Royal Garrison Artillery, formed from the prewar London Heavy Brigade, RGA at Offord Road, Islington.
This unit adopted the foundation date and motto (Nulli Secundus – 'Second to None') of the 2nd Middlesex AVC.
The remaining battery of 3rd London Bde became 9th (County of London) Battery at Kennington in the reformed 5th London Bde RFA (later numbered 365 (9th London) Battery and 92nd (5th London) Field Brigade respectively).
This unit served in 5th Division during World War II, in France, the Middle East, Italy, and finally in North West Europe.
After the war it was reformed as 289 Parachute Regiment RHA, which was eventually reduced in size to 289th Parachute Troop, Royal Artillery, and then disbanded in 2014.
When the Territorial Army was reformed in 1920, two batteries of the former 3rd London Brigade were absorbed by 53rd (London) Medium Brigade, Royal Garrison Artillery, formed from the prewar London Heavy Brigade, RGA at Offord Road, Islington. This unit adopted the foundation date and motto (Nulli Secundus – 'Second to None') of the 2nd Middlesex AVC. The remaining battery of 3rd London Bde became 9th (County of London) Battery at Kennington in the reformed 5th London Bde RFA (later numbered 365 (9th London) Battery and 92nd (5th London) Field Brigade respectively). This unit served in 5th Division during World War II, in France, the Middle East, Italy, and finally in North West Europe. After the war it was reformed as 289 Parachute Regiment RHA, which was eventually reduced in size to 289th Parachute Troop, Royal Artillery, and then disbanded in 2014.
2nd Middlesex Artillery Volunteers