(Guards) Brigade in 1914–15) The Hindoostan Regiment – 76th Foot The Holy Boys – 9th Regiment of Foot later The Norfolk Regiment (from their Britannia badge, misidentified as the Virgin Mary) The Horse Doctors – Royal Army Veterinary Corps The Horse Marines – 17th Lancers (Duke of Cambridge's Own) The Housemaids' Pets – Grenadier Guards Howard's Garbage – Green Howards Howard's Greens – South Wales Borderers The Hull Commercials – 10th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment The Hull Tradesmen – 11th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment The Hull Sportsmen – 12th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment The T'Others – 13th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment I The Illustrious Garrison – 13th (Somerset) Light Infantry (from their defence of Jellalabad in 1841–42) The Immortals – 76th Foot The Ink Slingers – Royal Army Pay Corps The Iron Chests – 66th Foot The Iron Regiment – The Royal Sussex Regiment The Irish Giants – The Royal Irish Rifles The Irish Lancers – 5th Royal Irish Lancers The Isle of Wight Gurkhas – Princess Beatrice's Isle of Wight rifles, 8th Battalion Hampshire Regiment (due to the reputed small stature of its members and similarities in drill and uniform to Gurkha regiments.) The Isle of Wight Rifles – 9 (Princess Beatrice's) Platoon, C (Duke of Connaught's) Company, 6th/7th Battalion Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment (disbanded 1998) (due to the platoon's continued lineage from Princess Beatrice's Isle of Wight rifles, 8th Hampshire Regiment and their location on the Isle of Wight.) J Jacks – Military Police during WWI The Jaegers – 60th (Royal American) Regiment later Kings Royal Rifle Corps (when first formed, included large numbers of German and German-speaking Swiss Jägers (light infantry)) The Jellalabad Heroes – 13th (Somerset) Light Infantry (from their defence of Jellalabad in 1841–42) The Jocks – Scots Guards (In Scotland the common Christian name John is often changed to Jock) Joeys – Royal Marine Light Infantry Jollies – Royal Marine Light Infantry The Judaeans – 38th–42nd Battalions Royal Fusiliers (the battalions formed the Jewish Brigade) K The Kaiser's Own – 60th (Royal American) Regiment later Kings Royal Rifle Corps (see The Jaegers) Kamarha – 79th Highlanders The Kids, or Kiddies – Scots Guards name given to the Third Regiment of Foot Guards when reaching King William III's Guards camp in 1686 The Kingos – King's Liverpool Regiment later King's Regiment The King's Men – 78th Highlanders later 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders The King's