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1st Armoured Division
25th Apr 1940 Postings
26th Apr 1940 Promotions
27th Apr 1940 Promotion
30th Apr 1940 Orders
1st May 1940 Exercise
2nd May 1940 Training
3rd May 1940 Conference
4th May 1940 Spares
6th May 1940 Preparations
6th May 1940 Postings
7th May 1940 Vehicles
14th May 1940 Inspection
15th May 1940 Advance Party
16th May 1940 Vehicles
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19th May 1940 Equipment
20th May 1940 On the Move
21st May 1940 Hand Over
22nd May 1940 On the Move
22nd May 1940 Orders
23rd May 1940 On the Move
24th May 1940 On the Move
25th May 1940 Orders
26th May 1940 Ground Strongly Held
27th May 1940 In Action
27th May 1940 In Action
28th May 1940 Tanks Lost
29th May 1940 Reorganisation
30th May 1940 Accident
1st Jun 1940 On the Move
2nd Jun 1940 On the Move
3rd Jun 1940 Instructions
4th Jun 1940 Quiet
5th Jun 1940 Air Raid
6th Jun 1940 Conference
7th Jun 1940 Orders
8th Jun 1940 On the Move
9th Jun 1940 Patrols
10th Jun 1940 On the Move
11th Jun 1940 Reorganisation
11th Jun 1940 Reorganisation
12th Jun 1940 Orders
13th Jun 1940 Quiet
14th Jun 1940 Under Fire
15th Jun 1940 Orders
15th Jun 1940 On the Move
16th Jun 1940 Orders Received
17th Jun 1940 On the Move
18th Jun 1940 On the Move
23rd Jan 1942 Orders
24th Jan 1942 In Action
25th Jan 1942 In Reserve
26th Jan 1942 In Action
27th Jan 1942 Orders
1st July 1942 Hard Fighting
2nd July 1942 Afrika Korps repelled
Sep 1942 Reorganisation
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24th Sep 1942 Exercise
25th Sep 1942 Exercise
26th Sep 1942 Exercise
3rd Oct 1942 Exercise
5th Oct 1942 Bivouac
14th Oct 1942 Exercise
15th Oct 1942 Move
16th Oct 1942 Move
20th Oct 1942 On the Move
20th of October 1942 152nd Brigade Operational Order
20th of October 1942 Gapping and Taping
21st Oct 1942 Vehicles
21st of October 1942 Operation Order No.1
22nd Oct 1942 On the Move
23rd Oct 1942 Orders
23rd of October 1942 Operational Order No. 1.
24th Oct 1942 In Action
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25th of October 1942 In Position
25th October 1942 In Action
26th Oct 1942 Slow Progress
27th Oct 1942 Attacks
28th Oct 1942 Barrage
29th Oct 1942 Objective Gained
1st Nov 1942 Advance
2nd Nov 1942 In Action
2nd Nov 1942 Advance
3rd Nov 1942 In Action
4th Nov 1942 In Action
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5th Nov 1942 Withdrawal
3rd Dec 1942 On the Move
10th Dec 1942 Exercise
11th Dec 1942 Exercise
15th Dec 1942 Conference
18th Dec 1942 Target
19th Dec 1942 Training
20th Dec 1942 Training
21st Dec 1942 Training
22nd Dec 1942 Recce
23rd Dec 1942 No Transport Day
6th Jan 1943 Training
7th Jan 1943 Training
8th Jan 1943 Training
Apr 1944 Reorganisation
Oct 1944 ReorganisationIf you can provide any additional information, especially on actions and locations at specific dates, please add it here.
Those known to have served with
1st Armoured Division
during the Second World War 1939-1945.
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Want to know more about 1st Armoured Division?
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These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Second World War.