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1st Battalion.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20071216091046/http://regiments.org/deploy/uk/reg-inf/060-1.htm Archived website regiments.org]</ref>*1845 - Arrived in India *1848 - Sikh War*1857-58 - Indian Mutiny (where 2nd Battalion also present)*1860 Returned to Uk.  A post from the Victorian Wars Forum provides provided the following details in respect of the 4th Battalion<ref>No longer available Victorian Wars Forum [ post dated 18 July 2012 <nowiki>http://www.victorianwars.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=7269#p31207 post] dated 18 July 2012</nowiki></ref>

*''Annals Of The King’s Royal Rifle Corps'' in seven volumesand an Appendix (total 8 volumes), published from 1913. Volumes 1-3 by Lewis Butler. The first seven volumes are available at the British Library UIN: BLL01001096753 .** Appendix by S. M. Milne and Major-General Astley Terry, published 1913 dealing with uniform, armament and equipment. ** Volume 3 1830-1873, published 1926.** ''Annals Of The King’s Royal Rifle Corps: Vol 4 'The K.R.R.C.' 18721873-19131914'' by Major-Gen. Sir Steuart Hare. Originally published 1929. The Fourth Battalion took part in colonial campaigns in India and Burma in the 1890s.**Volume 5 ''The Great War'' by Sir Steuart Hare, published 1932.**Volume 6 1921-1943 by G.H. Mills and R.F. Nixon, published 1971.**Volume 7 1943-1965 by Major General G H Mills. Published by Celer Et Audax Club 1979. ISBN: 0950667609. (Details <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20210830113112/https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/annals-kings-royal-rifle-corps-vol-282159074 Worthpoint.com], archived.</ref>). Does not appear in the British Library catalogue.

<br>The editions for 1901-1913, 1920-1939 and 1944 are Also available online on the pay website [http://www.militaryarchive.co.uk/the[Findmypast]] 1900-library/summary-list-of-books.html#A3 The Military Archive], as part of the Library1920, on an individual item or subscription basissee below.

*[http://www.rgjmuseum.co.uk/home.asp The Royal Green Jackets (Rifles) Museum] covers the [[43rd Regiment of Foot|43rd]], [[52nd Regiment of Foot|52nd]] and 60th Regiments, and [[The Rifle Brigade|the Rifle Brigade]].**[http://wwwrgjmuseum.co.uk/our-collection/research/ Museum archives] states that the archives have been deposited with Hampshire Record Office (HRO) and that a reader's ticket is necessary. Includes a link to the HRO website. The Museum holds, separate to the archives, a substantial library of books, including regimental histories and chronicles.**[http://rgjmuseum.co.uk/pages_photophoto-archive-item/kuram-river/photo_0003.asp Photograph: 1st Battalion, The Kings Royal Rifle Corps, Crossing The Kuram River, 1926]**Some regimental archives are available at [httphttps://www3web.hantsarchive.gov.ukorg/web/20140211060228/archives Hampshire Archives and Local Studies]*[http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/Poisoned-gas-shot-ribs-piecing-dad-Albert-s-World/story-20595145-detail/story.html "Bygones: Poisoned by gas and shot in the ribs ... piecing together dad Albert's First World War days"] February 10, 2014 ''Derby Telegraph'', now an archived webpage. Albert King was in 3rd Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps (KRRC) 1906-1913, the latter part in India. The Click to see the slideshow which includes two photographs a group regimental photograph taken in India.**:[https://web.archive.org/web/20140211055955/http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/DRAMATIC-ESCAPE-BOMB-ATTACK/story-20595152-detail/story.html "Bygones: Dramatic escape from Indian assassination bid"] February 10, 2014 ''Derby Telegraph'' , now an archived webpage. An accounts of the attempted assassination of Lord Hardinge on the occasion of his state entry into Delhi in 1912 from a letter written by Bugler George King of the 3rd Battalion King's Royal Rifles, brother of Albert King, above.

*[https://archive.org/details/innermostasiatra00cobbiala ''Innermost Asia : travel & sport in the Pamirs''] by Ralph P Cobbold (late 60th Rifles) 1900 Archive.org*[https://archive.org/stream/kingsroyalrifle00commgoog#page/n10/mode/2up ''The King's Royal Rifle Corps Chronicle'' 1904]Archive.org

*''Large Game Shooting in Thibet and the North West'' by Alexander Kinloch, :[[Rifle BrigadeFindmypast]] and later King’s , pay website, includes a database "King's Royal Rifle CorpsChronicle 1900-1920",<ref>[https://search.findmypast. co.uk/search-world-Records/kings-royal-rifle-corps-chronicle-1900-1920 King''Part I'' 1869s Royal Rifle Corps Chronicle 1900-1920] findmypast</ref> located in Armed Forces & Conflict/Regimental & Service Records, 1901 to 1920 with gaps for 1915 and 1919. This database is searchable, (by name or keyword) with the search result showing a page of the ''Part IIChronicle'' 1876(and if required adjoining pages). Later It is possible browse the various editions , although it is a slow process. From the findmypast page, "Browse Title" and select a year, then click on Search (leaving all details blank). This will bring up a long list of all pages for that year. Once you have titles…''in Thibetselected a page, you can scroll to the previous, or next page, using buttons located near the top of the findmypast page. If you need to increase the size of the pages in order to read them you may need to download (button near the top of the Himalayasfindmypast page) but this must be done page by page.:From the Findmypast database, and Northern Indiawhich you must be signed in to view the following article from the 1914 '' (1885) and … Chronicle''.:[https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=s2%2fgbm%2fkrrc%2f1914%2f0022 "Shikar in ThibetIndia"] by various officers of the 4th Battalion, in India from December 1909. Commences page 27 and describes Shooting in the Sunderbunds; :[https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=s2%2fgbm%2fkrrc%2f1914%2f0025 A Day with the Himalayas, Northern Peshawar Vale Hounds] page 33:[https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=s2%2fgbm%2fkrrc%2f1914%2f0029 Falconry and Central India'' (1892)Hawking] page 38:[https://search.findmypast.co. uk/record?id=s2%2fgbm%2fkrrc%2f1914%2f0032 Pig-sticking] page 43:[https://bookssearch.googlefindmypast.comco.auuk/booksrecord?id=aUcCAAAAQAAJ&pgs2%2fgbm%2fkrrc%2f1914%2f0034 Markhor] page 47. Mountain wild goat/sheep:[https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=PR3 ''Part I''s2%2fgbm%2fkrrc%2f1914%2f0037 Big Game Shooting in Burma] 1869 Google Books; page 52:[httphttps://hdlsearch.handlefindmypast.netco.uk/record?id=s2%2fgbm%2fkrrc%2f1914%2f0039 Blackbuck] page 57:[https:/2027/hvdsearch.findmypast.co.hnb61ruk/record?urlappendid=s2%3Bseq2fgbm%2fkrrc%2f1914%2f0041 Urial and Chinkara] page 60. Urial=11 ''Part II''wild sheep:[https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=s2%2fgbm%2fkrrc%2f1914%2f0043 Chakor] page 65. Chakor=type of bird.:[https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=s2%2fgbm%2fkrrc%2f1914%2f0044 “Small Game”] 1876 Hathi Trust Digital Library; page 67*[https://archive.org/details/largegameshootin00kinl Revised edition 1885briefhistoryofki00inhutt/page/n5/mode/2up ''A Brief History of the King's Royal Rifle Corps''] edited by Lieut.-General Sir Edward Hutton. Reprinted from the ''King’s Royal Rifle Corps Chronicle'' of 1911, and published 1912. Archive.org; .:[https://archive.org/details/largegameshooti02kinlgoog 3rd editionbriefhistoryofki00hutt/page/n3/mode/2up ''A Brief History of the King's Royal Rifle Corps, revised and enlarged 18921755 to 1915''] 2nd edition 1917. Archive.org.