Sandfontein Artillery Regiment

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Lys' Volunteer Corps Transvaal Horse Artillery Volunteers Transvaal Horse Artillery Sandfontein Artillery Regiment
SANDF Transvaal Horse Artillery emblem
Active	17 March 1904 to present
Country	South Africa
Allegiance	Republic of South Africa  Republic of South Africa
Branch	South African Army  South African Army
Type	Reserve Artillery
Part of	South African Army Artillery Formation Army Conventional Reserve
Garrison/HQ	Mount Collins, Kelvin, Sandton
Anniversaries	17 March 1904
Equipment	140mm guns
Engagements	World War I World War II South African Border War
Battle honours	South West Africa 1914-1915
Website	Official website[dead link]
Commanders
Officer Commanding	Major Richard Ngwenya
Insignia
Collar Badge	Bursting grenade with seven flames
Beret Colour	Oxford Blue
Artillery Battery Emblems
Artillery Beret Bar circa 1992
Abbreviation	SAR

The Sandfontein Artillery Regiment (formerly the Transvaal Horse Artillery) is a reserve artillery regiment of the South African Army.

The Sandfontein Artillery Regiment is currently located in Johannesburg. The main ordnance of the regiment is the G6 self-propelled 155 mm gun/howitzer. It consists of four batteries: Regimental Headquarters Battery, 7 Battery, 8 Battery and 9 Battery.