His administration captured slaves from the Sudan, who were then made into a foot regiment of soldiers.

He did, however, return to the army and took control of John Lambert's foot regiment.

In this manner the piece could advance at the rate of 1/2 or less of the foot regiment.

Huske soon withdrew with his three foot regiments, leaving the field to the Jacobites.

Discovering that life as a farmer was not for him, he rejoined the 57th Foot Regiment in 1819.

Some foot regiments, such as the Guards, had more than one battalion but the battalions of a regiment rarely served together in the field.

In 1748 he purchased a major's commission and transferred to the 55th Foot Regiment (which was later renumbered to the 44th).

He commanded a foot regiment at the sack of Cadiz in 1596, where he was knighted.

British foot regiments generally consisted of a single battalion made up of a variable number of companies, usually 9 or 10.

The general purchased the rank of chaplain in the 86th Foot Regiment so that his son-in-law could live on the salary.