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Line 8: \|motto=''Honi Soit Qui Mal y Pense'' —<br>Evil be to Him who Evil Thinks \|anniversary= \|commanders=Major (temp. Lt-Col.) G.F. Broadrick<br>[[David Mathers~~, Major~~ (~~Temp.~~Lieutenant ~~Lieutenant-~~Colonel)\|Major (temp. Lt-Col.) D. Mathers]]<ref>Attached from Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.</ref><br> \|theatrehons=Gallipoli 1915<br>Egypt 1916<br>France & Flanders 1916-1918 \|battlehons=Suvla 1915<br>Scimitar Hill 1915<br>Somme 1916<br>Flers-Courcellete 1916<br>Thiepval 1916<br>Messines 1917<br>Ypres 1917<br>Langemarck 1917<br>Poelcappelle 1917 Line 41: ==Interwar Years== The 6th Border Regiment was disbanded on [[9 February]] 1918 and was reformed as the 6th (East Cumberland) Border Regiment on [[12 July]] 1939. The Battalion did not exist during the interwar years. {{Expand-section\|date=January ~~2017~~2020}} ==See also== [[Reminiscences and Experiences of Adam Fulton in the Great War (Part One)]] [[Reminiscences and Experiences of Adam Fulton in the Great War (Part Two)]] *[[Reminiscences and Experiences of Adam Fulton in the Great War (Part Three)]] ==References / notes==