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This is the structure of the British Army in 1989. Units here will be shown for their responsibilities at the END of the year. Some units will be listed with their intended 1990 changes/roles/new units, etc. As stated by many former service members, the end of the Cold War was a shock, and not expected.

Preface

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Units in bold are higher commands.

Units with the sub-tag of '(V)' indicates these are units of the Territorial Army (TA), or another-words part-time unit, these units will also be noticeable by being italicised.

All 5xx level signal troops have the same (rough) duty: they would remain at their location and support the unit in said brigade/formation and support them.

Stars - important officers/offices and almost all commands will have a star rank next to them, this indicates the rank of the individual commanding the unit, and thereby representing the size of said unit, see British Army officer rank insignia.

Army Department

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Antony Beevor wrote in 1991 that the 'Army's own Cabinet' was the Army Board of the Defence Council. The Executive Committee of the Army Board was responsible for the 'detailed management of the Army.' It included the four military members of the Army Board, including the Chief of the General Staff, General Sir John Chapple in 1989, the Second Permanent Under Secretary, and the Assistant Chief of the General Staff, a major general. The Army Department consisted of four components: the General Staff, the Adjutant General's department, the Military Secretary's department, and the Quartermaster General's department.

All information below is provided by the September 1988 Staff Officer's Handbook. According to the handbook, as part of the "Army's Cabinet", many senior officers of the corps and areas were assigned. The below diagram is a much simplified version and does not show the large number of civilians who hold senior appointments in the Army Departments.[1]

British Army of the Rhine

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The British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) was the United Kingdom's main contribution to NATO. Headquartered at JHeadquarters Rheindahlen in West Germany and commanded by a General it consisted in peacetime of British I Corps and support troops. In the event of war with the Warsaw Pact the Commander-in-Chief of BAOR would have assumed command of NATO's Northern Army Group (NORTHAG), which was tasked with defending Northern Germany up to the river Elbe. BAOR was armed with tactical nuclear weapons and supported by Royal Air Force Germany.

During transition to war, the support units of BAOR would have formed the British Rear Combat Zone headquartered in Düsseldorf, which would have supplied the fighting forces and guarded the lines of communication within West Germany. Further West in Belgium was the British Communications Zone, which was headquartered in Emblem, outside Antwerp and tasked with receiving reinforcements and supplies from Great Britain and to co-ordinate their onward movement to 1 (BR) Corps.

On 27 November 1989 Peter Inge became the commander of NATO's Northern Army Group and Commander-in-Chief, British Army of the Rhine in Germany with the local rank of general; he succeeded General Brian Kenny.

I (British) Corps

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1st Armoured Division

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7th Armoured Brigade
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12th Armoured Brigade
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22nd Armoured Brigade
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3rd Armoured Division

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4th Armoured Brigade
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6th Armoured Brigade
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33rd Armoured Brigade
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4th Armoured Division

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4th Armoured Division would be reinforced by the United Kingdom (Colchester)-based 19th Infantry Brigade.

11th Armoured Brigade
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20th Armoured Brigade
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British Sector Berlin

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Berlin Infantry Brigade

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United Kingdom Land Forces

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Commander-in-Chief, UK Land Forces, General Sir Charles Huxtable

Headquarters United Kingdom Land Forces commanded nine military districts until the spring of 1991. These districts controlled the regular army brigades in the UK (inc 1st and 5th Brigades) and the predominantly TA regional brigades. In 1984–85, the nine districts were Eastern (19th and 54th (TA) Brigades), London (56th), North-East (2nd Infantry Division – 15th (TA), 24th Airmobile, and 49th (TA) Brigades), North-West District (42nd (TA) Brigade), Army in Scotland (51st (TA) and 52nd (TA) Brigades), South-Eastern District (2nd (TA) and 5th Airborne Brigades), South-West District (AMLF(L), 1st, and 43rd (TA) Brigades), Wales District (160th (TA) Brigade), and West Midlands District (143rd (TA) Brigade).

In December 1989, Headquarters UK Land Forces at Wilton directed field forces through a three-star's command, Commander UK Field Army, Lieutenant General Sir David Ramsbotham. Many of the units stationed in the United Kingdom were to move immediately to Germany to reinforce British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) in case of war between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. For administrative purposes these units were under command of brigade Headquarters based in the UK during peacetime. Such reinforcement units are indicated in the list below in italics followed by the higher command they were to reinforce in Germany in brackets.

London District

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London District comprising the County of London in addition to the barracks in Windsor.

12th (Volunteer) Signal Brigade

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Within 72 hours of mobilisation the brigade would establish and operate telecommunication connections in the Rear Combat Zone and the Communications Zone, BAOR.

56th (London) Infantry Brigade

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Brigade was formed in 1985 to control all of the public duties and home defence units in London District. Brigade designated for capital defence and augmentation to BAOR.

South East District

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South East District encompassing the following counties: Kent, Surrey, West Sussex, East Sussex, Hampshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Berkshire. Overseeing the LoC and Channel Tunnel.

  • Headquarters, South East District, at Duchess of Kent Barracks, Aldershot Garrison
    • Headquarters South East District & 251 Signal Squadron, Royal Corps of Signals, at Duchess of Kent Barracks, Aldershot Garrison – squadron reformed in 1987[142]
    • 47th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, at Baker Barracks, Thorney Island[143] (24 x 105mm Abbots) (to 4th Armoured Division)
    • 33rd Engineer Regiment (Explosive Ordnance Disposal), Royal Engineers, at Lodgehill Camp, Chattenden[144][145]
    • 36th Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers, at Invicta Park Barracks, Maidstone[146]
    • 42nd Survey Group, Royal Engineers, at Denison Barracks, Hermitage[147][148]
    • Junior Leaders Regiment, Royal Engineers, at Old Park Barracks, Dover[149][150][151]
    • 11th Ordnance (Explosive Ordnance Disposal), Royal Army Ordnance Corps, at Vauxhall Barracks, Didcot[152]
      • Royal Corps of Signals Detachment[153]
      • 321 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company, at Alexander Barracks, Aldergrove (Northern Ireland UK EOD Detachments)
      • 421 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company (Reserve Shadow), at MoD Kineton
      • 521 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company, at Catterick Garrison (Northern UK EOD Detachments)
      • 621 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company, at MoD Kineton (Midlands UK EOD Detachments)
      • 721 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company (South UK EOD Detachments)
      • 531 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company (V) – formed 1988
      • 631 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company (V) – formed 1988
      • 731 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company (V) – formed 1988
    • 1st Aircraft Support Unit, Royal Army Ordnance Corps[152]
    • 55 Ordnance Company (Ammunition), Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V), in Heston (to Commander Supply, I (BR) Corps)
    • 74 Ordnance Company, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V), in Portsmouth (to 7th Ordnance Battalion)[152]
    • 93 Ordnance Company, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V), in Hilsea (to 9th Ordnance Battalion)[152]
    • 23rd Pioneer Group, Royal Pioneer Corps, at Saint David's Barracks, Bicester Garrison[154]
    • 3rd Field Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Louisbourg Barracks, Bordon Camp[156]
    • 9 Field Workshop Company, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Hilsea Barracks, Hilsea[156]
    • 70th Aircraft Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at AAC Middle Wallop[157]
    • 72nd Aircraft Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at AAC Middle Wallop[157]
    • 43rd District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Aldershot Garrison[127]
    • 44th District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Templer Barracks, Ashford[127]
    • 32nd Base Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at MoD Bicester[15]
    • 133 (Kent) Corps Troops Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), in Maidstone (to Commander Maintenance, I (BR) Corps)
    • 220th (1st Home Counties) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), in Maidstone (to 1st Armoured Division)
    • 266 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), in Maidstone (to 1st Armoured Division)
    • 160 Provost Company, Royal Military Police, at Provost Barracks, Aldershot Garrison[50]
    • Royal School of Military Survey, at Denison Barracks, Hermitage[149]
    • Mine Information and Training Centre (United Kingdom), at Gibraltar Barracks, Minley[149]
    • Defence Diving School and Royal Engineers Diving Training Wing, at Horsea Island, Portsmouth[149] (Joint Services)
    • Defence Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) School, at Chattenden Military Camp[149] (Joint Services)
    • Cambridge Military Hospital, Aldershot Garrison[132] (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps) – becomes 33rd Field Hospital RAMC on mobilisation
    • Royal Army Ordnance Corps Apprentice College, at Princess Royal Barracks, Deepcut[158]
    • Royal Military Police Training Establishment, at Roussillon Barracks, Chichester[159]
    • Army Apprentices College, Arborfield[160]
    • Home Headquarters, Royal Hussars (Prince of Wales' Own), at Peninsula Barracks, Winchester[161]
    • Regimental Headquarters, Queen's Regiment, at Howe Barracks, Canterbury[162]
    • Regimental Headquarters, Royal Hampshire Regiment, at Sir John Moore Barracks, Winchester[163]
    • Regimental Headquarters, Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment (Berkshire and Wiltshire), at Salisbury Cathedral, Salisbury[164]
    • Regimental Headquarters, Parachute Regiment, at Browning Barracks, Aldershot Garrison[165]
    • Regimental Headquarters, Royal Green Jackets, at Peninsula Barracks, Winchester[166]
    • Parachute Regiment Group (V) , at Arnhem Barracks, Aldershot Garrison (to 1st Armoured Division)
    • Special Air Service Group (V) , at Baker Barracks, Thorney Island[167]
    • No. 1 Postal Courier Group, Royal Engineers (V)
      • Headquarters No. 1 Postal Courier Group, Royal Engineers (V), at Inglis Barracks, Mill Hill
      • 5th Postal Courier Regiment, Royal Engineers (V)
      • 6th Postal Courier Regiment, Royal Engineers (V)
      • 7th Postal Courier Regiment, Royal Engineers (V)
      • 8th Postal Courier Regiment, Royal Engineers (V)
    • 3rd Transport Group (Lines of Communications) and Headquarters Solent Station, at McMullen Barracks, Marchwood[168]
    • Central Volunteer Headquarters, Royal Engineers (V), at Minley Manor, Camberley (all TA)
      • 501 Specialist Team (Bulk Petrol), Royal Engineers (V) (to RAF Brüggen and RAF Wildenrath)
      • 503 Specialist Team (Bulk Petrol), Royal Engineers (V) (to RAF Laarbruch)
      • 520 Specialist Team (Well Drilling), Royal Engineers (V) (to Commander Engineers, BAOR)
      • 521 Specialist Team (Well Drilling), Royal Engineers (V) (to Commander Engineers, BAOR)
      • 411 Independent Combat Plant Troop, Royal Engineers (V) (to HQ AFCENT)
    • Headquarters Royal Corps of Transport, at Buller Barracks, Aldershot Garrison[170]
      • Royal Corps of Transport Depot
      • Training Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport[170]
    • Headquarters Royal Army Ordnance Corps (TA), at Princess Royal Barracks, Deepcut
      • 7th Ordnance Battalion, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V) (HQ only)[152]
      • 54 Ordnance Company (Ammunition), Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V) (to Commander Supply, I (BR) Corps)
      • 71 Ordnance Company, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V) (to 7th Ordnance Battalion)[152]
      • 435 Vehicle Platoon, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V) (to Forward Vehicle Depot, 15th Ordnance Group)
      • 535 Vehicle Platoon, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V) (to Forward Vehicle Depot, 15th Ordnance Group)
      • 635 Vehicle Platoon, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V) (to Forward Vehicle Depot, 15th Ordnance Group)
      • 701 Petrol Platoon, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (to 15th Ordnance Group)
    • Headquarters Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (TA), at Bordon Army Camp
      • 215 Recovery Company, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR)
      • 224 Reclamation Platoon, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Rear Combat Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR)
      • 201 Support Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR)
      • 207 Support Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Rear Combat Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR)
      • 209 Support Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Rear Combat Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR)
      • 218 Support Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR)
      • 219 Support Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR)
      • 211 Rear Combat Zone Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Rear Combat Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR)
      • 218 Port Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR)
      • 219 Port Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR)
      • 280 NATO Headquarters Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR -> HQ SHAPE)
      • 281 NATO Headquarters Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR -> HQ AFCENT)
      • 282 NATO Headquarters Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V) (to British Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR -> HQ NORTHAG)
    • Headquarters Army Medical Services, at Aldershot Garrison
      • 306th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, CommZ, BAOR)
      • 330 Ambulance Train Squadron, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 331 Ambulance Train Squadron, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 332 Ambulance Train Squadron, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 333 Ambulance Train Squadron, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 334 Ambulance Train Squadron, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 335 Ambulance Train Squadron, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 336 Ambulance Train Squadron, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 337 Ambulance Train Squadron, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 338 Ambulance Train Squadron, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 339 Ambulance Train Squadron, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 261 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 260 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, CommZ, BAOR)
      • 263 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 264 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 265 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 267 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 268 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 269 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 270 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 272 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 273 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 275 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 277 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 279 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 281 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 283 Medical Platoon, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 62 Field Psychiatric Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 65 Field Psychiatric Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 66 Field Psychiatric Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 67 Field Psychiatric Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 368 Burns Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 351 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 352 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 353 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 354 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 355 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 356 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 357 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 358 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 359 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 360 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 361 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 362 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 363 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, I (BR) Corps)
      • 357 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical RCZ, BAOR)
      • 364 Field Surgical Team, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, RCZ, BAOR)
      • 381st Field Medical Equipment Depot, Royal Army Medical Corps (V) (to Commander Medical, CommZ, BAOR)
    • Joint Services School of Intelligence, at Templer Barracks, Ashford[171]
      • Joint Services Interrogation Wing
      • Royal Corps of Signals Detachment[153]
      • United Kingdom Intelligence Centre
      • Headquarters, Intelligence Corps
      • Intelligence Corps Depot
    • Royal School of Military Engineering , at Brompton Barracks, Chatham[149]
    • School of Army Aviation, Middle Wallop

2nd (South East) Infantry Brigade

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2nd Infantry Brigade encompassing the counties of Kent, Surrey, West Sussex, East Sussex, Hampshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Berkshire. Overseeing the LoC and Channel Tunnel in addition the South East ports.[176]

5th Airborne Brigade

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The 5th Airborne Brigade was the UK's only Airborne formation and could be assigned to reinforce any NATO command or act independently, as the situation required. From the mid-1980s the three TA Para battalions were tasked with an independent BAOR-oriented mission in the event of war with the Warsaw PACT. In 1989 this organisation was formalised as a special brigade with the title 'Parachute Regiment Group. See this group South East District.[183]

Eastern District

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Eastern District encompassing the following counties: Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Derbyshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, and Suffolk.

19th Infantry Brigade

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19th Infantry Brigade would move to Germany and join the 4th Armoured Division in event of mobilisation, along with the 2 field artillery regiments based on Thorney Island.

54th (East Anglian) Infantry Brigade

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Tasked with home defence, guarding the Eastern and North Eastern Ports.

161st (East Anglia) Infantry Brigade

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According to the 1991 Master Order of Battle, the 161st Bde was a cadre formation overseeing the regional units based in East Anglia. On mobilisation this brigade would be tasked with home defence, while the 2nd Division left for Germany.

12th (Air Support) Engineer Brigade

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South West District

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South West District encompassing the following counties: Cornwall, Devonshire, Dorsetshire, Somersetshire, City and County of Bristol, Wiltshire, and Gloucestershire.

2nd Signal Brigade

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2nd Signal Brigade oversaw all communications based on the home front in the UK, all communications for overseas (except West Germany), and provided communications for HQ Land Forces.

Allied Mobile Force (Land)

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1st Infantry Brigade (United Kingdom Mobile Force)

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43rd (Wessex) Infantry Brigade

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43rd (Wessex) Infantry Brigade encompassing the following counties: Cornwall, Devonshire, Dorsetshire, Somersetshire, City and County of Bristol, Wiltshire, and Gloucestershire. If mobilised, the battalion would provide a mobile defence for the UK.[249]

2nd Infantry Division and North East District

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2nd Infantry Division and North East District covering Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, County Durham, North Yorkshire, East Riding of Yorkshire, West Riding of Yorkshire, and South Yorkshire.

146th (North East) Infantry Brigade

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According to the 1991 Master Order of Battle, the 146th Bde was a cadre HQ formation overseeing the regional units based in the North East. On mobilisation this brigade would be tasked with home defence, while the 2nd Division left for Germany.

29th (Volunteer) Engineer Brigade

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2nd Infantry Division

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15th (North East) Infantry Brigade
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15th (North East) Infantry Brigade encompassing the following counties: orthumberland, Tyne and Wear, County Durham, North Yorkshire, East Riding of Yorkshire, West Riding of Yorkshire, and South Yorkshire.

24th Airmobile Brigade
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All battalions in the 24th Airmobile Bde were allocated a signal troop from the Royal Corps of Signals, which would remain at their location and support the unit when it was deployed to the station and brigade.

49th (Eastern) Infantry Brigade
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North West District

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North West District encompassing the following counties: Cumbria, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Merseyside, and Cheshire.

11th (Volunteer) Signal Brigade

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42nd (North West) Infantry Brigade

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42nd (North West) Infantry Brigade encompassing the following counties: Cumbria, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Merseyside, and Cheshire.

Western District

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Western District encompassing the following counties: Shropshire, Staffordshire, Herefordshire, Warwickshire, West Midlands, and Worcestershire.

143rd (West Midlands) Infantry Brigade

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30th (Volunteer) Engineer Brigade

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On mobilisation would move to West Germany and join Commander Engineers, BAOR.

Army in Scotland

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The Army in Scotland encompassing Scotland.

51st (Highland) Infantry Brigade

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51st (Highland) Infantry Brigade encompassing the Scottish Highlands: Argyll (part of Strathclyde), Central Scotland, Kingdom of Fife, Tayside, Grampian, Highland, Western Isles, Orkney, and Shetland. 51st Infantry Brigade's primary role was that of mobile defence of the UK, with a particular emphasis on defending the military infrastructure at the UK end of the Greenland-Iceland-UK (G-I-UK) Gap alongside 52 Brigade.[300]

52nd (Lowland) Infantry Brigade

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52nd (Lowland) Infantry Brigade encompassing the Scottish Lowlands: Lothian, Scottish Borders, Dumfries and Galloway, and Strathclyde (minus Argyll). 52nd Infantry Brigade's primary role was that of mobile defence of the UK, with a particular emphasis on defending the military infrastructure at the UK end of the Greenland-Iceland-UK (G-I-UK) Gap alongside 51 Brigade.[300]

Headquarters Northern Ireland

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The General Officer commanding Headquarters Northern Ireland reported directly, operationally, to the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland. The Ulster Defence Regiment was neither a volunteer or regular regiment, was made of a mix responsible for providing support to the Royal Ulster Constabulary.

3rd Infantry Brigade

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8th Infantry Brigade

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39th Infantry Brigade

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107th (Ulster) Infantry Brigade

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107th Brigade was responsible for overseeing all TA units in Northern Ireland.

Wales District

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160th (Welsh) Infantry Brigade

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Royal Marines

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The Royal Marines are not part of the British Army, however some army units provide support to the RM and 3 Commando Brigade, and these units are listed below.

Other Appointments

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Director Special Forces

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UNTAG

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Overseas Garrisons

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British Forces South Atlantic Islands

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British Forces Gibraltar

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British Forces Belize

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British Forces Cyprus

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British Forces Hong Kong

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48th (Gurkha) Infantry Brigade

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According to the 1988 Staff Officer's Handbook, this brigade would be reinforced by a TA reconnaissance regiment. However, it is possible this would happen only if a conflict in the Far East occurred, as all the TA recce units had wartime roles with regard to the BAOR.

British Army Training Unit Suffield (BATUS)

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British Garrison Brunei

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Administrative Corps

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Army Music

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Until 1994, Army Bands were subordinated (in the case of battalion bands) to their respective battalions, regimental headquarters (in the case of regimental bands), or the Corps headquarters (in the case of the staff bands). However, these were (in theory) not part of the Army Order of Battle, and are listed here as separate for that reason.[351]

The locations provided below are those as they were at the end of 1989 (most with their respective battalion/regiment).

  • Senior Director, Army Music – also Director, RMSM
    • Royal Military School of Music, (RMSM) at Kneller Hall, Twickenham[351]
    • Regular Army Bands
      • Band of the Life Guards, at Hyde Park Barracks, London
      • Band of the Blues and Royals, at Combermere Barracks, Windsor
      • Band of the Queen's Dragoon Guards
      • Band and Pipes and Drums of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards
      • Band of the 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards
      • Band and Pipes and Drums of the 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards
      • Band of the Queen's Own Hussars
      • Band and Pipes and Drums of the Queen's Royal Irish Hussars
      • Band of the Royal Hussars
      • Band of the 14th/20th King's Hussars
      • Band of the 13th/18th Royal Hussars
      • Band of the 15th/19th The King's Royal Hussars
      • Band of the 9th/12th Royal Lancers
      • Band of the 16th/5th Queen's Royal Lancers
      • Band of the 17th/21st Lancers
      • Cambrai Band of the Royal Tank Regiment
      • Alamein Band of the Royal Tank Regiment
      • Royal Artillery Band
      • Royal Artillery Alanbrooke Band
      • Band of the Royal Engineers
      • Band of the Royal Corps of Signals
      • Band of the Grenadier Guards
      • Band of the Coldstream Guards
      • Band of the Scots Guards
      • Band of the Irish Guards
      • Band of the Welsh Guards
      • Band and Pipes and Drums of the Black Watch
      • Band and Pipes and Drums of the Queen's Own Highlanders
      • Band and Drums and Pipes of the Gordon Highlanders
      • Band and Pipes and Drums of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
      • Band and Pipes and Drums of the Royal Scots
      • Band and Pipes and Drums of the Royal Highland Fusiliers
      • Band and Pipes and Drums of the King's Own Scottish Borderers
      • Duke of Kent's Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
      • Saint George's Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
      • Band of the 1st Battalion Queen's Regiment
      • Band of the 2nd Battalion Queen's Regiment
      • Note: no 3rd Battalion, Queen's Regiment band since 1984 disbandment[352]
      • Band of the Royal Hampshire Regiment
      • Band of the 1st Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment
      • Band of the 2nd Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment
      • Band of the 3rd Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment
      • Band of the Prince of Wales's Own Regiment of Yorkshire
      • Band of the Green Howards
      • Band of the Duke of Wellington's Regiment
      • Band of the King's Own Royal Border Regiment
      • Band of the King's Regiment
      • Band of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment
      • Band of the Devonshire and Dorset Regiment
      • Band of the Cheshire Regiment
      • Band of the Royal Welch Fusiliers
      • Band of the Royal Regiment of Wales
      • Band of the Royal Gloucestershire Regiment
      • Band of the Duke of Edinburgh's Regiment
      • Band of the Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters
      • Band of the Staffordshire Regiment
      • Salamanca Band and Bugles of The Light Infantry
      • Corunna Band and Bugles of The Light Infantry
      • Peninsula Band and Bugles of the Royal Green Jackets
      • Normandy Band and Bugles of the Royal Green Jackets
      • Band of the 1st Battalion Royal Irish Rangers
      • Band of the 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Rangers
      • Falklands Band of the Parachute Regiment
      • Pegasus Band of the Parachute Regiment
      • Band of the 2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles
      • Pipes and Drums of the 10th Princess Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles
      • Band of the Army Air Corps
      • Staff Band of the Royal Corps of Transport
      • Staff Band of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps
      • Staff Band of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
      • Staff Band of the Women's Royal Army Corps
    • Territorial Army Bands
      • Band of the Queen's Regiment – overseen by 5 QUEENS
      • Warwickshire Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers – overseen by 5 RRF
      • Northumbria Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers – overseen by 6 RRF
      • Band of the Royal Anglian Regiment – overseen by 5 R ANGLIAN

Footnotes

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Notes

  1. ^ Provides handling personnel for the detachments of the inter-allied Rail Transport Organization (RTO) at Braunschweig main station and at Berlin-Charlottenburg station
  2. ^ Oversees Dental Centres in the south part of the corps area and becomes 230th Mobile Dental Team on mobilisation
  3. ^ Oversees the Dental Centres in the northern part of the corps area, and becomes 231st Mobile Dental Team on mobilisation.
  4. ^ Tasked with POW interrogation and questioning
  5. ^ Cite error: The named reference :0 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  6. ^ Specialist home mobilisation duties, still maintain this secret duty to this day
  7. ^ Arrived in April from Clive Barracks, Tern Hill under 143 Bde.
  8. ^ Formerly 528 Signal Tp. Remains in location and supports the Gurkha unit assigned to 5 Abn Bde.
  9. ^ Cite error: The named reference :1 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  10. ^ Gibraltar Bn Signal Troop, supporting the regular battalion based on rotation

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  217. ^ "British Army units from 1945 on - Field Ambulances 11 to 20". british-army-units1945on.co.uk. Retrieved 2021-04-06.
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  304. ^ "British Army units from 1945 on - 230 to 233 Squadrons". british-army-units1945on.co.uk. Retrieved 2021-04-09.
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  311. ^ "British Army units from 1945 on - 218 Squadron". british-army-units1945on.co.uk. Retrieved 2021-04-09.
  312. ^ "British Army units from 1945 on - Gloucestershire Regiment". british-army-units1945on.co.uk. Retrieved 2021-04-07.
  313. ^ "British Army units from 1945 on - Hampshire Regiment". british-army-units1945on.co.uk. Retrieved 2021-04-07.
  314. ^ "British Army units from 1945 on - 213 Squadron". british-army-units1945on.co.uk. Retrieved 2021-04-09.
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  339. ^ "British Army units from 1945 on - 62 Squadron". british-army-units1945on.co.uk. Retrieved 2021-04-08.
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