Order of Precedence
When on parade with its guns, the Royal Horse Artillery takes precedence over every other regiment and corps in the British Army, and parades at the right of the line. Otherwise, it immediately follows the Household Cavalry.
| Preceded by First in Order of Precedence (with guns) |
Order of Precedence | Succeeded by Household Cavalry |
| Preceded by Household Cavalry |
Order of Precedence | Succeeded by Royal Armoured Corps |
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