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The Territorial elements of the Royal Regiment exist to demonstrate that you don't have to be available daytimes Monday to Friday to drop ordnance where it's not wanted.

Lots of units, armed with everything from Light Gun to UAVs.

[edit] Territorial Army Regiments

Click on unit links for ORBAT and locations.

• 100th (Yeomanry) Regiment, Royal Artillery (Volunteers) - 100 Regt RA(V) - equipped with Light Gun.
• 101st (Northumbrian) Regiment, Royal Artillery (Volunteers) - 101 Regt RA(V) - equipped with MLRS.
• 103rd (Lancashire Artillery Volunteers) Regiment, Royal Artillery (Volunteers) - 103 Regt RA(V) - equipped with Light Gun.
• 104th Regiment, Royal Artillery (Volunteers) - 104 Regt RA(V) - equipped with HVM.
• 105th (Scottish & Ulster) Regiment, Royal Artillery (Volunteers) - 105 Regt RA(V) - equipped with Light Gun.
• 106th (Yeomanry) Regiment, Royal Artillery (Volunteers) - 106 Regt RA(V) - equipped with HVM and RAPIER.

Oh and undoubtedly the jewel in the crown - the Honourable Artillery Company currently feature in the RA ORBAT, not just because they can be relied upon to produce a Pimm's bar in the most unlikely of places, not even because they are considerably richer than everyone else in the TA put together... but most likely because someone somewhere assumed that the "Artillery" part of their title had something to do with cannons.