Schanskop Commando  was a light infantry  regiment  of the South African Army . It formed part of the South African Army Infantry Formation  as well as the South African Territorial Reserve.[ 1] 
 
History  
Origin   
Operation  
With the SADF  During this era, the unit was mainly used for area force protection, search and cordones as well as stock theft control assistance to the rural police. 
 
With the SANDF  
Amalgamation  Regiment Tshwane was originally established as the Yskor Pretoria Commando in 1969 and over the years several commando units and regiments, such as Hillcrest, Munitoria, Regiments Pretorius as well as 2 Regiment Noord-Transvaal were amalgamated with Regiment Schanskop. 
 SANDF History of Tshwane Regiment In December 2002, the name "Tshwane Regiment" was approved to be in line with the area where the Regiment is situated. 
 
Unit Insignia  SADF era Schanskop Commando insignia 
Leadership   Leadership      From  Honorary Colonels  To     From  Commanding Officers  To     From  Regimental Sergeants Major  To   
 
References   
See also    
 
South African Army Units
Training Parachute Infantry Air Assault Infantry Seaborne Infantry Light Infantry Mechanised Infantry Motorised Infantry 
 Army Support Bases (Eastern Cape , Johannesburg, Kimberley, KZN, Limpopo, Potcheftstroom, Western Cape, Mpumalanga)  Mobilisation Centre  Main Ordnance Depot  National Ceremonial Guard  Logistical Support Unit  General Andrew Masondo Maintenance Unit  Madiba Bay Maintenance Unit  15 Maint Unit  Other Maintenance Units  Doman Field Workshop  General Sipho Binda Field Workshop  Sabelo Phama Field Workshop  Chris Hani Field Workshop  Sekhukhune Field Workshop Ngungunyane Field Workshop  Other Field Workshops  
Regular  1 Signal Regt  2 Signal Regt  3 Signal Regt  4 Signal Regt  5 Signal Regt  Reserve 6 Signal Regt 
Gauteng Reserve Signal Unit 11 Field Postal Unit 
 Western Cape Signal Unit  Kwa-Zulu Natal Signal Unit 
Commands Corps Divisions Brigades Battlegroups UDF and SADF 
 
Field Engineer  1 Field Engineer Regiment  4 Field Engineer Regiment  6 Field Artillery Regiment  6  10  11  12  13  14  15  19  
Homeland Battalions Military Areas 
Training Areas  Boschhoek  Grahamstown  Hellsgate  Mosita  Pomfret  Riemvasmaak  
UDF and SADF Commando System State Presidents Guard Mobilisation Units 
Bantustan Defence Forces (1977/1981–1994)
Bophuthatswana Defence Force  1 BDF Infantry Battalion  2 BDF Infantry Battalion  BDF Parachute Battalion  BDF Military School  BDF Special Forces  1 BDF Military Area  2 BDF Military Area  3 BDF Military Area  BDF Signals Unit  BDF Bafokeng base  BDF Mankwe base  BDF Odi base  BDF Thaba'Nchu base  BDF Taung base  BDF Air Wing  Venda Defence Force  VDF Headquarters Sibasa  1 VDF Battalion Manenu  2 VDF Battalion Maunavhathu  VDF Vuwani Military Base  VDF Signals Unit  VDF Air Wing  Ciskei Defence Force  1981–1994 1 CDF Battalion  CDF Special Forces  Transkei Defence Force  1 TDF Battalion  TDF Special Forces  TDF Mounted Battalion  
 
 
Citizens Batteries  1st Citizen Battery  2nd Citizen Battery  3rd Citizen Battery  4th Citizen Battery  5th Citizen Battery  6th Citizen Battery  7th Citizen Battery  8th and 9th Citizen Batteries  
 
Military Districts  1st (Cape Town)  2nd (Port Elizabeth)  3rd (East London)  4th (Pietermaritzburg)  5th (Durban)  6th (Standerton)  7th (Potchefstroom)  8th (Johannesburg)  9th (Pretoria)  10th (Kroonstad)  11th (Bloemfontein)  12th (Prieska)  13th (De Aar)  14th (Worcester)  
World War I 1914–1918
Europe Campaign 1914–1918  
East Africa Campaign 1914–1915  1st Infantry ACF  2nd Infantry ACF  5th Infantry ACF  9th Infantry ACF  German South West Africa Campaign 1915 
Volunteer Militias 1903–1909
 
 
 
 
 
Non-Statutory Forces 1961–1994
Colonial Armies 1885–1902