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• He became commanding officer of the 3rd Royal Battalion of the 12th Frontier Force Regiment in November 1934.
• The 5th ( Guides ) Battalion of the 12th Frontier Force Regiment had Mardan as its normal duty station.
• He transferred to the 52nd Sikhs ( later 2nd Battalion of the 12th Frontier Force Regiment ) in 1921.
• He was Promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel on 8 November 1936, and was given command of the 1st battalion, the 12th Frontier Force Regiment.
• It was converted to an active battalion as the 14th ( Suba Sarhad ) Battalion, 12th Frontier Force Regiment at Quetta on 15 September 1941.
• He was first attached to the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Scots, and later posted to the 4th Battalion of the 12th Frontier Force Regiment, commonly known as the 54th Sikhs.
• After fierce fighting during the night, threatening the airfield, Lt Col Arthur Cumming's 2 / 12th Frontier Force Regiment attempted to hold the airfield and put up a brilliant rearguard action.
• Indian infantry ( 4 / 12th Frontier Force Regiment ) scrambled across the girders of two demolished railway bridges which remained partially intact to establish precarious bridgeheads on the west bank, protected by artillery and tank fire.
• At 10 : 30, Key ordered an attempt to retake the lost beaches with the 2 / 12th Frontier Force Regiment attacking from the south and the 1 / 13th Frontier Force Rifles attacking from the north.
• That evening, 1st Battalion 12th Frontier Force Regiment attacked on the left of the Gurkhas and established positions on the lateral road between Ortona and Orsogna running parallel to the Moro some north of the " Impossible Bridge ".
• In the post-war reorganization of the Indian Army in 1921, the corps was broken up and the cavalry and infantry became separate units, with the two battalions of Guides Infantry joining the 12th Frontier Force Regiment as its 5th and 10th Battalions.
• However, one of his subordinates at Imphal ( Major-General Douglas Gracey, commanding Indian 20th Infantry Division ) broke up his best battalion ( 9 / 12th Frontier Force Regiment ) to provide his own forward screen, rather than relying on V Force.
• In September a reconnaissance in force southwest of Nahakki was ambushed, with 35 deaths in Mohforce : 2 British and 2 Indian officers, and 1 British and 30 Indian Other Ranks; the operation by the Guides or 5th / 12th Frontier Force Regiment was described as  sketchily planned and uncoordinated
• But he was soon posted as commandant of the Infantry School at Mhow, and also became the colonel of both 8 Gorkha Rifles and 61st Cavalry . 8 Gorkha Rifles became his new regiment, since his original parent regiment, the 12th Frontier Force Regiment, had become part of the new Pakistan Army at partition.
• In 1921, they 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, making up the 5th and 10th ( Training ) Battalions of the new infantry regiment.
• Lt Col Hayaud Din then served with 80th Brigade still commanding 9th battalion 12th Frontier Force Regiment as part of Allied Land Forces French Indochina ( ALFFIC ) in South East Asia under the overall command of Major-General Douglas David Gracey Commander of Allied Land Forces, French Indo-China ( later Vietnam ), in 1945-1946.
• In 1922 the separation became permanent, when the mounted branch was redesignated the "'10th Queen Victoria's Own Corps of Guides Cavalry ( Frontier Force ) "', and the infantry was amalgamated as the "'5th Battalion, 12th Frontier Force Regiment ( Queen Victoria's Own Corps of Guides ) " '.
• 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.
• Cumming was 45 years old, and a lieutenant colonel commanding the 2 / 12th Frontier Force Regiment, in the Indian Army during World War II . Lt . Col Cumming and his battalion were defending an airfield during the Battle of Malaya when the following deed took place for which he was awarded the VC ( currently displayed at the National Army Museum ).
• He was then posted as the brigade major of the Razmak Brigade, stationed in Burma, serving in that post until 22 October 1944 when he was sent to join the 9th Battalion, 12th Frontier Force Regiment, as part of General Japanese surrender, Manekshaw was appointed to supervise the disarmament of over 60, 000 Japanese prisoners of war ( POWs ).