British Indian Army Regiments
- 1st Bengal Light Cavalry
- 5th Bengal Light Cavalry
- 6th Bengal Light Cavalry
- 8th Bengal Light Cavalry
- 3rd Bengal Irregular Cavalry
- 9th Bengal Irregular Cavalry
- 11th Bengal Irregular Cavalry
- 14th Bengal Irregular Cavalry
- 2nd European Light Infantry
- 8th Bengal Native Infantry
- 15th Bengal Native Infantry
- 20th Bengal Native Infantry
- 25th Bengal Native Infantry
- 30th Bengal Native Infantry
- 31st Bengal Native Infantry
- 36th Bengal Native Infantry
- 45th Bengal Native Infantry
- 46th Bengal Native Infantry
- 51st Bengal Native Infantry
- 52nd Bengal Native Infantry
- 56th Bengal Native Infantry
- 69th Bengal Native Infantry
- 70th Bengal Native Infantry
- 72nd Bengal Native Infantry
- 25th (Bombay) Mountain Battery
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