In 1921, the cavalry and infantry components were formally separated; the cavalry becoming the 10th Queen Victoria's Own Corps of Guides Cavalry ( Frontier Force ), while the infantry joined the newly formed 12th Frontier Force Regiment to make up the 5th and 10th ( Queen Victoria's Own Corps of Guides ) Battalions of the new infantry regiment.
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Lineage in the Indo-Pak army date to the British Indian Army and before that to the East India Company forces, for example there Hodson's Horse in the Indian Army or Guides Cavalry in the Pakistan army, the standards of the old regiments are still with them they were never sent to London, Guides still has the standard and colours it captured during the mutiny, 4 Baloch a French flag captured 200 years ago.
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This imitates the red piping worn on the collar by officers and men of three old regiments; the QVO Corps of Guides FF ( today the 10 Guides Cavalry FF and 2 FF Guides Infantry of the Pakistan Army ), the 60th Rifles ( later the Royal Green Jackets ) and the 2nd Gurkhas FF, both of the British Army, who had won their right to wear the red piping fighting together in Delhi during the war of 1857.
