Madrid, the (Moorish Guards), were replaced by an escort of Spanish cavalry who retained the white cloaks and horses of the Regulares. Present day Spain retained the historic enclaves of Melilla and Ceuta and the reduced Groups of Tetuan, Melilla, Ceuta and Alhucemas remained in existence as part of the two garrisons. As part of a wider reorganisation of the Spanish Army in 1986, the existing 4 Regulares Groups were amalgamated into two light infantry regiments within the present day Spanish Army, which exist to this very day. Their active personnel are Spanish citizens first and foremost, many of them natives of the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, both Muslim and Christian. They retain the traditional divisions of Grupos or Groups (regiments) and Tabores (battalions) as follows: Grupo de Infantería Ligera Regulares de Melilla nº 52 (Stationed in Melilla, Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera, Peñón de Alhucemas and Islas Chafarinas ) Tabor Alhucemas I Tabor Rif II Grupo de Infantería Ligera Regulares de Ceuta nº 54 (Stationed in Ceuta ) Tabor Tetuan II (motorized) Anti-tank company Both the present regiments are also successors to regular infantry regiments of the Spanish Army, which formerly served in Melilla and Ceuta. In recent years detachments of Regulares have served in peace missions both in Bosnia and Afghanistan. Evolution In 1914 Regulares' forces were expanded with the creation of four regiments, titled Groups () Each of these four groups consisted of the regimental headquarters, two Infantry Tabors (battalions) of three companies plus a Tabor of three cavalry troops/squadrons, together with support elements. Specifically, the Groups of Indigenous Regular Forces were constituted as follows: 1st Group of Indigenous Regular Forces "Tetuán", (Tetuan) 2nd Group of Indigenous Regular Forces "Melilla" ( Melilla and Nador ) 3rd Group of Indigenous Regular Forces "Ceuta" ( Ceuta ) 4th Group of Indigenous Regular Forces "Larache" ( Arcila and Larache ) In 1921 and after the Battle of Annual a fifth unit was created: 5th Group of Indigenous Regular Forces "Alhucemas", with HQ in Segangan . After the Spanish Civil War, five new groups were raised: 6th Group of Indigenous Regular Forces "Xauen", based in the city of Xaue. 7th Group of Indigenous Regular Forces "Llano Amarillo", with headquarters in Cabrerizas, Mellilia. 8th Group of Indigenous Regular Forces "Rif", based in the Souk el Had, Beni Sicar 9th Group of Indigenous Regular Forces "Arcila", based in the city of