Regimental museum The Queen's Own Hussars Museum was based at Lord Leycester Hospital in Warwick until 2016. The regimental collection is moving to a new facility in Warwick known as "Trinity Mews": it is due to open in 2018. Colonels of the regiment Colonels of the regiment were as follows: 1958–1962: Major-General Ralph Younger CB CBE DSO MC DL JP 1926–1965: Colonel Sir Douglas Scott, Bt 1965–1969: Brigadier David Hugh Davies MC 1969–1975: Lieutenant-General Sir Patrick Howard-Dobson GCB ADC Gen 1975–1981: Colonel Marcus Fox MC 1981–1987: Lieutenant-General Sir Robin Carnegie KCB OBE 1987–1993: Brigadier James Rucker Commanding Officers Commanding Officers: 1958–1961: Lieutenant Colonel David H. Davies 1961–1963: Lt Col Marcus Fox 1963–1965: Lt Col Patrick John Howard-Dobson 1965–1967: Lt Col A. Michael L. Hogge 1967–1969: Lt Col Robin MacDonald Carnegie 1969–1971: Lt Col Michael B. Pritchard 1971–1974: Lt Col John B. Venner 1974–1976: Lt Col James W. F. Rucker 1976–1979: Lt Col Robin D. H. H. Greenwood 1979–1982: Lt Col Hugh Michael Sandars 1982–1984: Lt Col Jeremy Julian Joseph Phipps 1984–1987: Lt Col David John Malcolm Jenkins 1987–1989: Lt Col Richard S. Fox 1989–1992: Lt Col Charles W. M. Carter 1992–1993: Lt Col Michael R. Bromley-Gardner Alliances The regiment's alliances were as follows: 87th Field Battery Royal Canadian Artillery 7th/XI Hussars 19th Alberta Dragoons Sherbrooke Hussars 3rd/9th Light Horse (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Waikato Regiment Wellington East Coast Regiment Queen Alexandra's Mounted Rifles Umvoti Mounter Rifles See also The Queen's Own Hussars Museum References External links Museum Homepage Cavalry regiments of the British Army Hussar regiments of the British Army Military units and formations established in 1958 1958 establishments in the United Kingdom Component units of the Queen's Royal Hussars