8th not QF Artillery Regiment

History
Raised at Stara Zagora on 17 September 1912 at the mobilization Disbanded on 21 August 1913 at the end of the Interallied War Raised as 8^th not QF artillery division in September 1915 at the mobilization Become the 1^st artillery division of the 22^nd artillery regiment on 20 February 1916 (Field Army Order N° 185) Rearmed with 75mm QF field guns Krupp (Romenian) on 8 July 1916 (Field Army Order N° 401)
Garrison
Stara Zagora, 2^nd Military Inspectorate, 8^thTundzhavska Division
Commanders
09.1912 09.1915	lt. col. Stefan Nikolov lt. col. Georgi Bozhinov
Effectives
September 1912		? officers, 2 clerks, 1074 NCOs and men, 181 riding, 626 draught horses, 58 carts, 18 Krupp 87mm not QF guns
September 1915		8 officers, 554 NCOs and men, 395 horses, 16 carts, 18 Krupp 87mm not QF guns
Battle Honours
I. War against Turkey 1912-1913 Attached to 8^thTundzhavska
II. Interallied War 1913 Disbanded as regiment 1^st division attached to 13^th Infantry Division 2^nd division rearmed with ex Turkish 75mm Krupp QF guns attached to Makedono-Odrinsko Opalchenie
III. First World War Attached to 11^th Makedonska Division