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BTY or bty may refer to: Beatty Airport, the IATA code BTY Bentley railway station (Hampshire), the station code BTY bty, the ISO 639-3 for Bobot language

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1st Devonshire Artillery Volunteers

Detachment 1st Bty at Exmouth 2nd Devonshire Battery at Drill Hall South Parade, Dartmouth Detachment 2nd Bty at Public Hall, Paignton Detachment 2nd Bty at Drill

City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders)

13 Bty unlinked from 9/13 Medium Bty in 4th Medium Rgt as 90 LAA Bty 32 LAA Bty – disbanded to resuscitate 15 Bty unlinked from 15/17 Medium Bty in 5th

20 Battery Royal Artillery

20 Battery Royal Artillery is the headquarters battery of the 16th Regiment Royal Artillery. It is one of the five batteries that make up 16 Regiment Royal

60th (2/2nd London) Division

RFA A Bty – 6 × 18-pdr – from A Bty + half C Bty, 22 December 1916 B Bty – 6 × 18-pdr – from B Bty + half C Bty, 22 December 1916 D (H) Bty – 4 × 4

4th Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery

tasked with preparing 106 Fd Bty to relieve 108 Fd Bty in Singapore. 106 Fd Bty departed on 3 December 1971 and 108 Fd Bty returned to Australia on 14

Bobot language

family Austronesian Malayo-Polynesian Central–Eastern Central Maluku East Central Maluku East Seram Bobot Language codes ISO 639-3 bty Glottolog bobo1254

1st Argyll and Bute Artillery Volunteers

Rothesay Argyllshire (Mountain) Bty at Campbeltown Ross and Cromarty (Mountain) Bty at Lochcarron Buteshire (Mountain) Bty at Rothesay 4th Highland (Mountain)

1st Durham Volunteer Artillery

from April 1882), the 1st Durham AVC provided Nos 13–15 Btys, later renumbered as Nos 7–9 Btys when another corps left the brigade. The 1st Northumberland