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World War 2 Two II WW2 WWII 1939 1945

23rd Armoured Brigade



   23rd Armoured Brigade was formed as was formed as the 23rd Army Tank Brigade in 1939 and renamed on 1st of November 1940. They saw action in North Africa, Sicily and Italy.

6th May 1942 On the Move

11th May 1942 On the Move

22nd May 1942 On the Move

26th May 1942 On the Move

31st May 1942 On the Move

6th Jun 1942 On the Move

9th Jun 1942 In Harbour

10th Jun 1942 In Harbour

11th Jun 1942 On the Move

15th Jun 1942 Training

19th Jun 1942 On the Move

20th Jun 1942 Training

23rd Jun 1942 Convoy Splits

27th Jun 1942 On the Move

28th Jun 1942 Entertainment

30th Jun 1942 Into Harbour

1st Jul 1942 On the Move

1st July 1942 On the Move

2nd Jul 1942 On the Move

5th Jul 1942 Orders

6th Jul 1942 On the Move

8th Jul 1942 Lectures

10th Jul 1942 Difficulties

11th Jul 1942 Visit

13th Jul 1942 Equipment

14th July 1942 Reorganisation

15th Jul 1942 Exercise

18th of July 1942 Move

18th July 1942 On the Move

19th Jul 1942 On the Move

19th of July 1942 Recce

20th Jul 1942 Recce

21st July 1942 Tank attack destroyed

21st Jul 1942 On the Move

22nd July 1942 In Action

24th July 1942 Reorganisation

1st Aug 1942 On the Move

2nd Aug 1942 On the Move

3rd Aug 1942 On the Move

4th Aug 1942 Conference

5th Aug 1942 Exercise

6th Aug 1942 Exercise

9th Aug 1942 Exercise

10th Aug 1942 Preparations

11th Aug 1942 Exercise

12th Aug 1942 Exercise

13th Aug 1942 Exercise

14th Aug 1942 Exercise

16th Aug 1942 Visit

17th Aug 1942 Recce

18th Aug 1942 Recce

21st of October 1942 Operation Order No.1

24th of October 1942 Advance

1st Nov 1942 In Action

1st of November 1942 Operational Order No. 2

1st of November 1942 Orders

2nd Nov 1942 In Action

3rd Nov 1942 In Action

4th Nov 1942 Advance

6th of November 1942 Orders

12th of December 1942 152 Brigade Operational Order No. 1.

28th Feb 1943 Quiet

14th Sep 1943 Stand to

16th Sep 1943 Enemy Active

17th Sep 1943 Air Raid

18th Sep 1943 Advance

21st of September 1943 Conference


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Those known to have served with

23rd Armoured Brigade

during the Second World War 1939-1945.

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