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6th Infantry Brigade
6th Brigade was part of 2nd Division and saw action in France in 1940 and in India and Burma.
- 1st Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment
- 1st Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers
- 2nd Battalion, Durham Light Infantry
- 1st Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment (9 September 1941 to 19 October 1941)
- 6th Infantry Brigade Anti-Tank Company (9 September 1939 to 14 December 1940)
- 1st Battalion, Royal Scots (1 November 1942 to 2 June 1943)
- 99th (Buckinghamshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (1 November 1942 to 2 June 1943)
- 506th Field Company, Royal Engineers (1 November 1942 to 2 June 1943)
- 6th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (1 November 1942 to 2 June 1943)
4th of December 1939 Distribution
5th of December 1939 Inspection
8th of December 1939 Cold & Wet
18th of December 1939 Demonstration
20th of December 1939 Reliefs
24th of December 1939
10th May 1940 Orders
15th May 1940 In Action
24th May 1940 In Action
25th May 1940 Air Raid
25th May 1940 In Action
26th May 1940 New Positions
27th May 1940 Hard Fighting
30th May 1940 Withdrawal
1st Mar 1943 New Position
4th Mar 1943 Move
6th Mar 1943 Reliefs
12th Mar 1943 Reliefs
13th Mar 1943 Reliefs Completed
14th Mar 1943 Air Attacks
15th Mar 1943 Artillery Registration
16th Mar 1943 Heavy Firing
17th Mar 1943 Patrol
18th Mar 1943 Attack Made
19th Mar 1943 Reliefs
20th Mar 1943 Defence Work
21st Mar 1943 Snipers
22nd Mar 1943 Reliefs
23rd Mar 1943 Snipers
24th Mar 1943 Shelling
25th Mar 1943 Reliefs
26th Mar 1943 Alert
27th Mar 1943 Support Called For
28th Mar 1943 Report of Contact
29th Mar 1943 Reliefs
30th Mar 1943 Quiet
31st Mar 1943 Positions Handed Over
1st Apr 1943 Defences reorganised
2nd Apr 1943 Poor Communications
4th Apr 1943 Difficulties
5th Apr 1943 Supplies
6th Apr 1943 Difficult Move
7th Apr 1943 Defences
8th Apr 1943 Reliefs
3rd Apr 1944 In Action
8th Apr 1944 Advance
14th Apr 1944 Break Through
18th Apr 1944 Attack Made
19th Apr 1944 Reliefs
20th Apr 1944 Reliefs
13th May 1944 In Action
26th Jul 1944 Advance
3rd Dec 1944 Conference
10th Dec 1944 Conference
14th Dec 1944 On the Move
15th Dec 1944 On the Move
16th Dec 1944 On the March
17th Dec 1944 Recce
18th Dec 1944 Recce
19th Dec 1944 On the March
20th Dec 1944 Water
21st Dec 1944 On the March
22nd Dec 1944 On the March
23rd Dec 1944 On the March
24th Dec 1944 Advance
25th Dec 1944 Patrols
26th Dec 1944 In Action
27th Dec 1944 In Action
28th Dec 1944 On the March
29th Dec 1944 In Action
30th Dec 1944 In Action
31st Dec 1944 Air Raid
1st Jan 1945 Festive Celebrations
1st of January 1945 Intelligence Summary
2nd Jan 1945 On the March
3rd Jan 1945 On the March
4th Jan 1945 Attack Made
5th Jan 1945 Reliefs
6th Jan 1945 Baths
7th Jan 1945 Enemy Aircraft
8th Jan 1945 On the March
9th Jan 1945 On the March
10th Jan 1945 Air Raid
11th Jan 1945 Air Raid
12th Jan 1945 Rations
13th Jan 1945 Football
14th Jan 1945 FootballIf you can provide any additional information, especially on actions and locations at specific dates, please add it here.
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6th Infantry Brigade
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