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Encyclopedia > British 102 Logistics Brigade

HQ 102 Log Bde and 262 Signal Squadron are located in Princess Royal Barracks, Gütersloh (formerly RAF Gütersloh)


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Structure of the British Army. Who is Structure of the British Army? What is Structure of the British Army? Where is ... (334 words)
The structure of the British Army is complex, due to the different origins of its various constituent parts.
The numbering of the various brigades is not sequential, reflecting the rise and fall of various brigades over the years.
The reserve brigades have often been divisions in times past, such as 51 (Scottish) Brigade being the direct descendant of the famous 51st (Highland) Division of WWII.
Structure of the British Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (4784 words)
In terms of its military structure it is divided into corps (administrative groupings by common function), and divisions and brigades (large formations, somewhat fluid in nature).
The reserve brigades have often been divisions in times past, such as 51 (Scottish) Brigade being the direct descendant of the famous 51st (Highland) Division.
The Royal Logistic Corps is the largest single corps in the British Army, and is responsible for the supply and movement of material to all units.
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