Instructions for the re-formation of 1st Battalion The Hertfordshire Regiment were issued in February 1920. ... Under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel H. Page Croft, C.M.G., T.D. and with Colonel Sir Charles Longmore, K.C.B., V.D., T.D. as Honorary Colonel, the battalion was quickly up to its establishment of just over 650 all ranks, with a good proportion of both officers and men who had previously served with the Hertfordshire Regiment. By the end of 1921 headquarters (at Hertford) and outlying detachments had been established as follows:

It was some time before the complete order of battle of the new Terri­ torial Army had been agreed and the battalion's title and its place in 162 (East Midland) Infantry Brigade of 54th (East Anglian) Division were not confirmed until December 1922, Uniform and badges did not change from those worn prior to the First World War except that it was agreed in September 1920 that the battalion should wear a scarlet cloth 'ace of hearts' on the upper arm in khaki service dress.

Edited extract from The Hertfordshire Regiment

John Halsey's grandfather, Albert Edward Halsey, joined the Territorial Army, 1st Hertfordshire Regiment, in 1920. John has kindly supplied the following post card images of some of the annual training camps his grandfather attended.

Swimgate Camp, Dover, Kent, 1924

1st Herts Lines, Cockwatch Camp, Colchester, Essex, 1928

1st Herts Regiment, Arundal Park, 1929

162nd Infantry Brigade Camp, Shoreham, Sussex, 1930

This picture shows Albert Edward Halsey (second from left, seated) and other members of No. 2 Company, probably of the Berkhamsted Detachment in 1928

		These men are wearing First World War Campaign medals. Tell me if you can help identify them?

Platoon of Hertfordshire Regiment at camp at Cardington, Bedfordshire, 1931
		?	Ted Halsey	Fred Dell	Fred Halsey	Cecil Waller	Draper
Platoon Sergeant Bristow		Arthur Moore	Beck Manders	Lance Corp Bob Bristow	Ringshall	?	Draper
		Rowe			Jim Sharp
John Halsey says Ted HALSEY was my Grandfather,  Fred HALSEY was his brother, and Fred DELL was married to their sister Dora HALSEY
In August 2011 Nick Bristow.(widget @t talk21.com) of Leighton Buzzard, wrote: My Grandfather [Lance-Corporal Bob Bristow] and Great Grandfather [Platoon Sergeant Bristow] are shown in the [above] image. It would please my father no end to see a higher resolution copy of this image?     [Supplied]