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Encyclopedia > British Divisions in WWII


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List of military divisions — List of British divisions in WWII


This page is a list of British divisions that fought in World War II. It is intended to provide a central point to access information about British formations of that size.

Contents
1 Armoured
2 Cavalry
3 Infantry
4 Airborne
5 Anti_Aircraft
6 Other
7 See also
8 Resources

Armoured

Cavalry

  • 1st Cavalry Division

Infantry

Airborne

Anti-Aircraft

  • 1st Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 2nd Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 3rd Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 4th Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 5th Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 6th Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 7th Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 8th Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 9th Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 10th Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 11th Anti-Aircraft Division
  • 12th Anti-Aircraft Division

Other

See also

Resources

  • Orders of Battle, Lt.-Col. H. F. Joslen, Rtd., Naval & Military Press, 2003, ISBN 1843424746. Reprint of 1960 2 volume history published by HMSO.



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British 16th Brigade, reinforced by a battalion of motorized Free French Marines, would be the anvil of this hammer.
The division, a mixture of "old sweats" and new volunteers, rode trucks painted with the division's symbol, a leaping kangaroo, to the battle area.
It was just possible for the division to move out with full vehicles 11th Hussars had already started; the rest of the division would move on the 5th, with barely 45 heavy tanks, 80 light tanks, two days' supplies of food and water, and two refills of ammunition.
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