T. Baldwin 2003–2005: Lt.-Col. Timothy R. Wilson 2005–2007: Lt.-Col. Anthony J. Pittman 2007–2010: Lt.-Col. Alan S. Richmond 2010–2012: Lt.-Col. Jasper J. De Quincey Adams 2012–2015: Lt.-Col. William H. L. Davies 2015–2017: Lt.-Col. Daniel B. Duff 2017–2019: Lt.-Col. Justin G. E. Stenhouse 2019–2022: Lt.-Col. Hugo T. Lloyd 2022–Present: Lt.-Col. Chris Kierstead Colonels-in-chief Colonels-in-chief were as follows: 1959: Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother 2003: Field Marshal Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales Regimental colonels Regimental colonels were as follows: 1959–1961: Brig. John Gerard Edward Tiarks 1961–1964: Col. George William Charles Draffen 1964–1968: Col. Kenneth Edward Savill 1968–1975: Brig. Anthony William Allen Llewellyn-Palmer 1975–1980: Gen. Sir Jack Wentworth Harman ADCGen 1980–1986: Maj. Gen. Desmond Hind Garrett Rice 1986–1991: Lt Gen. Sir Maurice Robert Johnston 1991–1997: Maj. Gen. Robert William Ward 1997–2002: Col. John Ievers Pocock 2002–2007: Col. Christopher David MacKenzie-Beevor 2007–2019: Lt Gen. Sir Simon Mayall 2019–present: Brig. Alan Richmond Alliances Royal Navy HMS Monmouth Affiliated Regiment The Royal Mercian and Lancastrian Yeomanry Allied Royal Air Force Squadron IV Squadron RAF Affiliation The Worshipful Company of Leathersellers Commonwealth – The Governor General's Horse Guards – 1st/15th Royal New South Wales Lancers – 1 Special Service Battalion – 11th Cavalry (Frontier Force) – 1st Reconnaissance Regiment Non-Commonwealth – Panzergrenadierbataillon 35 – 1er Régiment Étranger de Cavalerie(Twinned Regiment) Order of precedence References External links Official site QDG Regimental Comrades Association 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards – National Army Museum British Army Locations from 1945 1-001 Queen's Dragoon Guards Royal Armoured Corps Dragoon Guards Military units and formations in Wales Military units and formations in Cardiff Military units and formations established in 1959 1959 establishments in the United Kingdom