User:SmartyPants22/sandbox/List of changes brought about by the 1966 Defence White Paper
United Kingdom Land Forces
[edit]HQ United Kingdom Land Forces commanded nine military districts until the spring of 1991.[1] 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 Brigades), London, North-East (2nd Infantry Division, 15, 24, and 49 Brigades), North-West District (42 Brigade), Scotland (51 and 52 Brigades), South-Eastern District (2 and 5 Brigades), South-West District (UK Contingent, ACE Mobile Force, 1, and 43 Brigades) Headquarters Wales (160 Brigade), and Western District (143 Brigade).[2]
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.[3] 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 HQ 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.
- Headquarters, United Kingdom Land Forces, at Erskine Barracks, Wilton[4]
Scotland District
[edit]- Army Headquarters Scotland, at Craigiehall, Cramond[5] (Covering the whole of Scotland) (Lieutenant-General Sir John MacMillan)[6]
- Scotland Headquarters and Signal Squadron (242 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Craigiehall, Cramond[7]
- 26th District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Stirling[8][9]
- 51st (Highland) Infantry Brigade, at 51st Highland Division Officers’ Mess building, Perth[10]
- 1st Battalion, Gordon Highlanders, at Fort George, Inverness – (Light Role)[11]
- 1st Battalion, 51st Highland Volunteers, at Queen's Barracks, Perth – (Light Role)[12]
to 11th Armoured Brigade, less Z (HSF) Company - 2nd Battalion, 51st Highland Volunteers, at TAC Edgar Road, Elgin – (Light Role)[13]
to BAOR Garrison Area 5 to provide Rear Area Security, less X (HSF) and Y (HSF) Companies - 3rd Battalion, 51st Highland Volunteers, at TAC Meadowforth Road, Stirling[14]
Home Defence, including W (HSF) Company - 153 (Highland) Artillery Support Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at Bothwell House, Dunfermline[15]
to Logistics Group, 1st Artillery Brigade; less 212 Ambulance Squadron to 2 Transport Regiment, and 230 Transport Squadron to 160 Transport Regiment - 205 (Scottish) General Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Yorkhill Parade, Glasgow[16]
to Garrison Area 4, Rear Surgical Complex, Commander Medical BAOR - 225 (Highland) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Dennison Road, Dundee[17]
to Rear Surgical Complex, Commander Medical BAOR - 252nd (Highland) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Gordon Barracks, Aberdeen
to Rear Surgical Complex, Commander Medical BAOR
- 52nd (Lowland) Infantry Brigade, at Redford Barracks, Edinburgh
- 1st Battalion, King's Own Scottish Borderers, at Redford Barracks, Edinburgh – (Light Role) (Deployed on Operation Banner as the Fermanagh Roulement Battalion (October–March 1989))[18]
- 1st Battalion, 52nd Lowland Volunteers, at Walcheren Barracks, Glasgow – (Light Role)[19]
to BAOR Garrison Area 1 to provide Rear Area Security, less F (HSF) and G (HSF) Companies - 2nd Battalion, 52nd Lowland Volunteers, at Edinburgh[13]
Home Defence, including No. 5 (HSF) Company - 15th (Scottish Volunteer) Battalion, Parachute Regiment, at Pearson Hall, Glasgow[20]
to Parachute Regiment Group, 1st Armoured Division - 105 (Scottish) Air Defence Regiment, Royal Artillery (V), at Artillery House, Edinburgh – (64x Javelin MANPADS)[21]
to Air Defence Group, 1st Artillery Brigade - 154 (Lowland) Transport Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at TAC Yorkhill Parade, Glasgow[22]
to 3rd Line Logistics, 1 (BR) Corps, to provide 3rd Line Transport to 1st Armoured Division; less 231 Transport Squadron, which will provide transport for Headquarters, Allied Forces Central Europe - 23 Security Company, Intelligence Corps (V), at Edinburgh
to HQ Intelligence & Security Group (Germany), BAOR - 243 Provost Company, Royal Military Police (V), at TAC McDonald Road, Edinburgh[23]
to 3 Regiment RMP, Provost Marshall BAOR, to police the Rear Combat Zone
Wales District
[edit]- Headquarters Wales, at The Barracks, Brecon[24]
- Headquarters Wales and Signal Troop, Royal Signals, at The Barracks, Brecon
- 39 District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Bridgend[9]
- 160th (Welsh) Infantry Brigade, at The Barracks, Brecon
- 3rd (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers, at Hightown Barracks, Wrexham[25]
Home Defence, including E (HSF) Company - 3rd (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Regiment of Wales, at Maindy Barracks, Cardiff
to Headquarters, Rear Combat Zone to provide security; less the MILAN Platoon to 20th Armoured Brigade, and E (HSF) Company - 4th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Regiment of Wales, at TAC Murray Street, Llanelli
Home Defence - 104 Air Defence Regiment, Royal Artillery (V), at Raglan Barracks, Newport[26]
to Air Defence Group, 1st Artillery Brigade - 157 (Wales & Midlands) Transport Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at Maindy Barracks, Cardiff[27]
to Commander Transport 1 (BR) Corps - 203 (Welsh) General Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Gabalfa Avenue, Cardiff
to Forward Surgical Complex, Commander Medical 1 (BR) Corps
- 3rd (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers, at Hightown Barracks, Wrexham[25]
Eastern District
[edit]- Headquarters, Eastern District, at Colchester Garrison[28] (covering the East of England, and the counties of Leicestershire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, and Lincolnshire) (Major-General Peter Graham/Major-General William Evans)
to 4th Armoured Division- Eastern District Headquarters and Signal Squadron (239 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Colchester Garrison[29]
- 35 Base Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Queensway Camp, Old Dalby[30]
- 36 District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Colchester Garrison[9]
- 19th Infantry Brigade, at Goojerat Barracks, Colchester Garrison[31]
to 4th Armoured Division, less 45 Field Regiment, RA- 19th Infantry Brigade Headquarters and Signal Squadron (209 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Goojerat Barracks, Colchester Garrison[32]
- 1st Battalion, King's Own Royal Border Regiment, at Meeanee Barracks, Colchester Garrison – (Mechanised Infantry) (Deployed on Operation Fondant, Northern Ireland (April–September))[33]
- 1st Battalion, Royal Anglian Regiment, at Hyderabad Barracks, Colchester Garrison – (Mechanised Infantry) (Deployed on Operation Banner as the Armagh Roulement Battalion (August–January 1990))[34]
- 3rd Battalion, Royal Anglian Regiment, at Hyderabad Barracks, Colchester Garrison – (Mechanised Infantry) (C Coy detached as the Falkland Islands Roulement Infantry Coy (July–November))[34]
- 45 Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, at Kirkee Barracks, Colchester Garrison – (18x FH70)[35]
to General Support Group South, 1st Artillery Brigade
- 54th (East Anglian) Infantry Brigade, at Prince William of Gloucester Barracks, Grantham[36]
- 1st Battalion, Royal Highland Fusiliers, at Oakington Barracks, Oakington – (Mechanised Infantry)[37]
- 6th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Anglian Regiment, at Blenheim Camp, Bury St Edmunds[38]
Home Defence, including E (HSF) and F (HSF) Companies
- 12th Engineer Brigade, at Waterbeach Barracks, Waterbeach (Controlling the Airfield Damage Repair units)
- 39 Engineer Regiment (Airfield Damage Repair), Royal Engineers, at Waterbeach Barracks, Waterbeach[39]
to Commander Engineers BAOR; less 60 Field Support Squadron to 38 Engineer Regiment, and 34 Field Squadron to 19th Infantry Brigade - 529 Air Support Specialist Team Royal Engineers (STRE), at Waterbeach Barracks, Waterbeach[40]
- 212 Airfield Damage Repair Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at RAF Wattisham, Suffolk[41]
- 216 Airfield Damage Repair Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at RAF Marham, Norfolk[42]
- 218 Airfield Damage Repair Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire[42]
- 219 Airfield Damage Repair Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at RAF Coningsby, Lincolnshire[42]
- 234 Airfield Damage Repair Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at RAF Leeming, North Yorkshire[43]
- 236 Airfield Damage Repair Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at RAF Kinloss, Moray[43]
- 237 Airfield Damage Repair Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at RAF Lossiemouth, Moray[43]
- 267 Airfield Damage Repair Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire[42]
- 39 Engineer Regiment (Airfield Damage Repair), Royal Engineers, at Waterbeach Barracks, Waterbeach[39]
- Military Works Force, Royal Engineers, at Chetwynd Barracks, Chilwell (Controlling the RE Specialist Work Groups)[44]
to Commander Engineers BAOR, as Engineer Works Organisation- 62 Chief Engineer Command (Works) [Water utilities, water development, and well drilling]
- 63 Chief Engineer Command (Works) [Electrical power generation and distribution]
- 64 Chief Engineer Command (Works) [Fuels, fuel production, and distribution]
- 65 Chief Engineer Command (Works) (V) [Civilian infrastructure, railway and ports infrastructure, and lines of communication]
- 16th Air Defence Regiment, Royal Artillery, at Rapier Barracks, Kirton in Lindsey – (36x Towed Rapier FSB1)[45]
to Air Defence Group, 1st Artillery Brigade; less one battery to UKMF - 160 Transport Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at Prince William of Gloucester Barracks, Grantham[46]
to 2 Transport Group, Commander Transport & Movements BAOR; less 2 Troops from 262 Fuel Squadron to 9 Fuel Squadron, 10 Transport Regiment; and the other two troops from the same to 2 Transport Group - 161 Ambulance Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at Prince William of Gloucester Barracks, Grantham[47]
to 2 Transport Group, Commander Transport & Movements BAOR; less 260 Ambulance Squadron, 264 Ambulance Squadron, and 290 Ambulance Coach Squadron all to 152 (Ulster) Ambulance Regiment - 162 Movement Control Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at Prince William of Gloucester Barracks, Grantham
to Commander Transport, 1 (BR) Corps - 163 Transport and Movement Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at Prince William of Gloucester Barracks, Grantham[48]
to 2 Transport Group, Commander Transport & Movements BAOR - 275 Railway Squadron, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at Prince William of Gloucester Barracks, Grantham
to 2 Transport Group, Commander Transport & Movements BAOR - 19 Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, at Goojerat Barracks, Colchester Garrison[49]
to Commander Medical, 4th Armoured Division - 222 (East Midlands) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Brentwood Road, Leicester[50]
to Commander Medical, 4th Armoured Division - 250 Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Wenlock Barracks, Hull[51]
to Commander Medical, 2nd Infantry Division - 254 (City of Cambridge) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge[52]
to Commander Medical, 2nd Infantry Division - 118 Recovery Company, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at TAC Clare Street, Northampton
to Rear Combat Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR
South-Eastern District
[edit]- Headquarters, South-Eastern District, at Military Headquarters Building, Aldershot Garrison[53] (Covering South East England)
- South-Eastern District Headquarters and Signal Squadron (251 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Duchess of Kent Barracks, Aldershot Garrison[54]
- 32 Base Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Central Ordnance Depot, Bicester[55]
- 43 District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Aldershot Garriosn[9]
- 44 District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Ashford[9]
- 2nd (Southeast) Infantry Brigade, at Sir John Moore Barracks, Shorncliffe Army Camp[56]
- 2nd Battalion, Royal Green Jackets, at Connaught Barracks, Dover (Deployed to Northern Ireland, as the Lisnaskea roulement infantry battalion (February–June))
to Main Supply Route to provide Lines of Communcations security - 2nd Battalion, Wessex Regiment (V), at Brock Barracks, Reading[57]
Home Defence, including E (HSF) Company - 5th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Green Jackets, at Slade Barracks, Oxford – (Light Role)[58]
to HQ 1 (BR) Corps, to provide security - 5th (Volunteer) Battalion, Queen's Regiment, at Leos Barracks, Canterbury – (Light Role)[59]
to 20th Armoured Brigade - 6th/7th (Volunteer) Battalion, Queen's Regiment, at Norfolk TA Centre, Horsham[60]
Home Defence, including E (Dunkirk) Company (HSF) - 69 Gurkha Independent Field Squadron, Royal Engineers, at Kitchener Barracks, Chatham[61]
- 2nd Battalion, Royal Green Jackets, at Connaught Barracks, Dover (Deployed to Northern Ireland, as the Lisnaskea roulement infantry battalion (February–June))
- 5th Airborne Brigade, at Aldershot Garrison[62]
- 5th Airborne Brigade Headquarters and Signal Squadron (216 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Arnhem Barracks, Aldershot Garrison[63]
- Life Guards, at Combermere Barracks, Windsor (C Squadron detached on Operation Tosca (January–July))[64]#
- 1st Battalion, 2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles, at Queen Elizabeth Barracks, Aldershot Garrison
- 1st Battalion, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, at Connaught Barracks, Dover (Deployed on Operation Banner (November 1988–April))[65]
- 1st Battalion, Parachute Regiment, at Bruneval Barracks, Aldershot Garrison
- 2nd Battalion, Parachute Regiment, at Normandy Barracks, Aldershot Garrison (Moved from Clive Barracks, Tern Hill under 143rd Infantry Brigade in April)
- 7 Parachute Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery, at Lille Barracks, Aldershot Garrison[66]
- 36 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers, at Invicta Park Barracks, Maidstone[67]
50 Field Squadron (Construction) to 39 Engineer Regiment (Airfield Damage Repair) - 23 Parachute Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, at Rhine Barracks Aldershot Garrison[68] (Deployed on Operation Orderley (November–February 1990))[69]
- Royal School of Military Engineering, at Brompton Barracks, Chatham[70]
- 1 Training Regiment, Royal Engineers, at Gibraltar Barracks, Minley[71]
- 3 Training Regiment, Royal Engineers, at Gibraltar Barracks, Minley[72]
- 12 Royal School of Military Engineering Regiment, Royal Engineers, at Chattenden Camp, Chattenden[73]
- Junior Leaders Regiment, Royal Engineers, at Old Park Barracks, Dover[74]
- 47th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, at Baker Barracks, Thorney Island[75] (Moved from Mansergh Barracks, Gütersloh in April)[76] – (24x FH-70 howitzer; 36x Javelin (21 AD Bty))
- 17 Port and Maritime Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport, at McMullen Barracks, Marchwood Military Port[77]
- 20th Maritime Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport, at St George Barracks, Gosport[78][79]
- 27th Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport, at Ward Barracks, Bulford Camp
- 11 Ordnance (EOD) Battalion, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (Hybrid), at Vauxhall Barracks, Didcot[80]
- 74 Ordnance Company (Petrol), Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V), at Portsmouth[81]
to Commander Supply BAOR - 16th Armoured Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, at Aldershot Garrison[82]
- 304 General Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Keogh Barracks, Aldershot Garrison
1 Garrison Area, Rear Surgical Complex, Commander Medical BAOR - 308 Evacuation Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Keogh Barracks, Aldershot Garrison[83]
to Communications Zone, Commander Medical BAOR - 220 (1st Home Counties) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC London Road, Maidstone[84]
to Commander Medical, 1st Armoured Division - 307 Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Keogh Barracks, Aldershot Garrison
to Communications Zone, Commander Medical BAOR - 381 Field Medical Equipment Depot, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Keogh Barracks, Aldershot Garrison
- 244 Signal Squadron (Air Support), Royal Signals, at RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire[85]
- 56 Signal Squadron, Royal Signals (V), at TAC Seaside Road, Eastbourne[86]
- 501 Specialist Team Royal Engineers (V) (Bulk Petrol), at Minley Manor, Blackwater[87]
to Commander Engineers BAOR, to support RAF Bruggen and RAF Wildenrath - 503 Specialist Team Royal Engineers (V) (Bulk Petrol), at Minley Manor, Blackwater[87]
to Commander Engineers BAOR, to support RAF Laarbruch - 520 Specialist Team Royal Engineers (V) (Well Drilling), at Minley Manor, Blackwater
to Commander Engineers BAOR - 521 Specialist Team Royal Engineers (V) (Well Drilling), at Minley Manor, Blackwater[88]
would merge with 520 STRE (V) (Well Drilling) - 215 Recovery Company, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisberg Barracks, Bordon Camp
to Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR[89] - 3 Field Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Bordon Camp, Bordon[90]
- 133 (Kent) Corps Troops Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Yeomanry House, Maidstone
to Commander Maintenance Corps Troops, Commander Maintenance 1 (BR) Corps - 126 Reclamation Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Westfield House, Coventry
to Commander Maintenance Corps Troops, Commander Maintenance 1 (BR) Corps - 201 Support Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisberg Barracks, Bordon Camp
to Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR - 207 Support Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisberg Barracks, Bordon Camp
to Rear Combat Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR - 209 Support Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisberg Barracks, Bordon Camp
to Rear Combat Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR - 211 Rear Combat Zone Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisberg Barracks, Bordon Camp
to Rear Combat Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR - 218 Port Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisberg Barracks, Bordon Camp
to Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR - 219 Port Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisberg Barracks, Bordon Camp
to Communications Zone, Commander Maintenance BAOR - 280 NATO HQ Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisberg Barracks, Bordon Camp
to Commander Maintenance BAOR, to support Headquarters, SHAPE - 281 NATO HQ Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisberg Barracks, Bordon Camp
to Commander Maintenance BAOR, to support Headquarters, AFCENT - 282 NATO HQ Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisberg Barracks, Bordon Camp
to Commander Maintenance BAOR, to support Headquarters, NORTHAG - 160 Provost Company, Royal Military Police, at Provost Barracks, Aldershot Garrison
- 240 Provost (Training) Company, Royal Military Police, at Warburg Barracks, Aldershot Garrison[91]
South West District
[edit]- Headquarters, South West District, at Bulford Camp[92] (Covering South West England)
- South West District and Signal Squadron (243 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Ward Barracks, Bulford Camp[93]
- 18 Base Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Bovington Camp[55]
- 27 District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Battlesbury Barracks, Warminster[9]
- 1st Infantry Brigade, at Jellalabad Barracks, Tidworth Camp[94] (United Kingdom Mobile Force (UKMF))
- Royal Hussars (Prince of Wales's Own), at Bhurtpore Barracks, Tidworth Camp – (57x Chieftan) (C Squadron detached to UKMF; B Squadron detached as the RAC Demo Squadron, School of Infantry)
to 19th Infantry Brigade - 13th/18th Royal Hussars (Queen Mary's Own), at Assaye Barracks, Tidworth Camp[95] (B Squadron detached as the UNFICYP Force Reserve (July–January 1990))[96]
- 1st Battalion, Queen's Regiment, at Mooltan Barracks, Tidworth Camp – (Mechanised Infantry)[97] (Deployed on Operation Banner as the Belfast roulement battalion (October–March 1990)
- 1st Battalion, Devonshire and Dorset Regiment, at Kiwi Barracks, Bulford Camp – (Mechanised Infantry)[98] (In Kenya (early 1989); Deployed on Operation Banner to South Armagh (April–August))
- 1st Battalion, Wessex Regiment (V), at Le Marchant Barracks, Devizes[99]
- 22 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers, at Swinton Barracks, Perham Down
52 Field Squadron (Construction) to 39 Engineer Regiment (Airfield Damage Repair) - 158 Provost Company, Royal Military Police, at Gordon Barracks, Bulford Camp
- Royal Hussars (Prince of Wales's Own), at Bhurtpore Barracks, Tidworth Camp – (57x Chieftan) (C Squadron detached to UKMF; B Squadron detached as the RAC Demo Squadron, School of Infantry)
- 43rd (Wessex) Brigade, at Wyvern Barracks, Exeter[100]
- Royal Wessex Yeomanry, at Cirencester[101]
Home Defence, including E (Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry) Squadron (HSF) - 4th (Volunteer) Battalion, Devonshire and Dorset Regiment, at Wyvern Barracks, Exeter
Home Defence, including G (HSF) Company - 6th (Somerset and Cornwall) Battalion, The Light Infantry (V), at TAC Upper Bristol Road, Bath[102]
Home Defence, including E (HSF) and F (HSF) Companies - 94 Locating Regiment, Royal Artillery, at Roberts Barracks, Larkhill Garrison[103]
to Corps Support Group, 1st Artillery Brigade; less 5 (Gibraltar 1779-83) Field Battery to AMF (L), 22 (Gibraltar 1779-83) Locating Battery to UKMF, and 1x Troop, 73 (Sphinx) Mortar Locating Battery to UKMF - 266 (Gloucestershire Volunteer Artillery) Observation Post Battery, Royal Artillery (V), at The Artillery Grounds, Bristol
to 1st Artillery Brigade, to provide the 3rd OP party to each regular field battery - 29 Transport & Movement Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport, at Duke of Gloucester Barracks, South Cerney[104]
- 414 Tank Transporter Unit, Royal Corps of Transport, at Ward Barracks, Bulford Camp[105]
to 2 Transport Group, Commander Transport & Movements BAOR - 9 Ordnance Battalion, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, at Basil Hill Barracks, Corsham[106]
- 211 (Wessex) Field Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Brest Road, Plymouth[107]
to Forward Surgical Complex, Commander Medical 1 (BR) Corps - 219 (Wessex) Field Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Ashmead Road, Keynsham
to Forward Surgical Complex, Commander Medical 1 (BR) Corps - 30 Signal Regiment, Royal Signals, at Evans Lines, Blandford Camp (Deployed to Namibia on Operation Prosperous (1989–1990))
- 174 Provost Company, Royal Military Police, at Tidworth Camp[108]
- Royal Wessex Yeomanry, at Cirencester[101]
- Allied Mobile Force (L), at Bulford Camp[109]
- School of Infantry, at Warminster
- 1st Battalion, Royal Regiment of Wales, at Battlesbury Barracks, Warminster – (Infantry Demonstration Battalion)[112]
Western District
[edit]- Headquarters, Western District, at Copthorne Barracks, Shrewsbury[113] (Covering the entire West Midlands)
- Western District Headquarters and Signal Squadron (241 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Donnington[114]
- 34 Base Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Donnington[55]
- 143rd (West Midlands) Infantry Brigade, at Copthorne Barracks, Shrewsbury[115]
- Queen's Own Mercian Yeomanry, at Coventry
Home Defence, including D (HSF) Squadron - 1st Battalion, Duke of Wellington's Regiment, at Clive Barracks, Tern Hill – (Light Role) (Moved from Palace Barracks, Holywood in February)[116]
- 4th (Volunteer) Battalion, Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters Regiment, at Kohima House, Redditch – (Comms Sec) [117]
to Commander Communications 1 (BR) Corps, to provide security to Royal Signals Communication Centres - 202 (Midlands) General Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Roger Nutbeem House, Birmingham
to Forward Surgical Complex, Commander Medical 1 (BR) Corps - 224 Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Waterloo Road, Stoke-on-Trent[118]
to Rear Surgical Complex, Commander Medical BAOR - 116 Provost Company, Royal Military Police (V), at Normandy House, West Bromwich[119]
to Provost Marshal 1 (BR) Corps
- Queen's Own Mercian Yeomanry, at Coventry
- 30th Engineer Brigade (Volunteers), at Kitchener House, Stafford[120]
to Commander Engineers BAOR, to keep the Main Supply Route clear of obstacles- Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia), at Monmouth Castle, Monmouth[121]
- 75 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers (V), at TAC Oldham Road, Manchester[122]
- 111 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers (V), at Minley Manor, Blackwater[123][124]
- 125 (Staffordshire) Field Support Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at TAC Uttoxeter Road, Stoke-on-Trent[125]
- 143 Plant Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at Gordon House, Walsall
- 30th Engineer Brigade Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisburg Barracks, Bordon
- 11th Signal Brigade (Volunteers), at Deysbrook Barracks, Liverpool[126]
to Commander Communications BAOR- 31 (Greater London) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals (V), at TAC Hammersmith Road, Hammersmith[127]
to provide reserve trunk communications for SHAPE - 33 (Lancashire and Cheshire) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals (V), at Alamein Barracks, Huyton[128]
to provide rear area communications for AFCENT - 35 (South Midlands) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals (V), at Cateswell House, Sutton Coldfield
to provide rear area communications for NORTHAG
- 31 (Greater London) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals (V), at TAC Hammersmith Road, Hammersmith[127]
- 72 Ordnance Company (Ammo), Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V), at Territorial House, Telford
to Commander Supply BAOR, to reinforce 3 Base Ammunition Depot and 154 Forward Ammunition Depot
London District
[edit]- Headquarters, London District, at Horse Guards, Westminster (Covering Greater London)[129]
- London District Headquarters and Signal Squadron (238 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Chelsea Barracks, Westminster[130]
- 30 District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Inglis Barracks, Mill Hill[9][131]
- 12th Signal Brigade (Volunteers), at Duke of York's Headquarters, Chelsea[132]
to Commander Communications BAOR, to provide communications for the logistics units in the Rear Combat Zone and Communications Zone- 34 (Northern) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals (V), at Brambles Farm TAC, Middlesborough[133]
to provide communications between the Channel Ports and the rear boundary of 1 (BR) Corps - 36 (Eastern) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals (V), at Gordon Fields TAC, Ilford
provides communications for the Forward Maintenance Area and links 1 (BR) Corps to the Rear Communications Zone - 40 (Ulster) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals (V), at Clanover Park TAC, Belfast
provides communication support to 1 (BR) Corps - 81 Signal Squadron, Royal Signals (V), at Brambles Farm TAC, Middlesborough
Supports rear RAF bases
- 34 (Northern) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals (V), at Brambles Farm TAC, Middlesborough[133]
- 56th (London) Infantry Brigade, at London[134]
controls the Home Defence of London- Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment, at Hyde Park Barracks, Knightsbridge[135]
Public Duties and Home Defence - 1st Battalion, Coldstream Guards, at Wellington Barracks, Westminster (In West Belfast from September 1988–January)[136]
Public Duties and Home Defence - 1st Battalion, Irish Guards, at Chelsea Barracks, Westminster (Moved to Wavell Barracks, Berlin under the Berlin Infantry Brigade (December))[137]
Public Duties and Home Defence - 1st Battalion, Welsh Guards, at Victoria Barracks, Windsor (Deployed to British Forces Belize as the roulement infantry battalion (April–October))[138]
Public Duties and Home Defence - 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards, at Caterham Barracks, Caterham (Deployed to Kenya in early 1989)[139]
Public Duties and Home Defence - 2nd Battalion, Scots Guards, at Cavalry Barracks, Hounslow[140]
Public Duties and Home Defence
- Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment, at Hyde Park Barracks, Knightsbridge[135]
- 4th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Green Jackets, at TAC Davies Street, Mayfair[141]
to 12th Armoured Brigade; less H (HSF) Company - 8th (Volunteer) Battalion, Queen's Fusiliers (City of London), at TAC St John's Hill, Battersea[142]
to Corps Support Group, 1st Artillery Brigade to provide security for 50 Missile Regiment, Royal Artillery - 10th (Volunteer) Battalion, Parachute Regiment, at Duke of York's Headquarters, Chelsea[143]
to Parachute Regiment Group, 1st Armoured Division - King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery, at St John's Wood Barracks, Westminster[144]
Public Duties and Home Defence - Honourable Artillery Company, at Finsbury Barracks, Finsbury[145]
to Corps Support Group, 1st Artillery Brigade - Depot Regiment, Royal Artillery (17th Regiment), at Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich[146]
- 151 (Greater London) Transport Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at TAC Sydenham Road, Croydon[147]
to to 3rd Line Logistics, 1 (BR) Corps, to provide 3rd line transport to 3rd Armoured Division - 73 Ordnance Company (Petrol), Royal Army Ordnance Corps (V), at TAC London Road, TAC London Road, Romford
to Commander Supply BAOR, to reinforce 4 Petrol Depot - 217 General Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Braganza Street, Walworth[148]
to to 3rd Line Logistics, 1 (BR) Corps, to provide 3rd line transport to 3rd Armoured Division
to Forward Surgical Complex, Commander Medical 1 (BR) Corps - 221 Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Portsmouth Road, Kingston upon Thames[149]
to Commander Medical, 3rd Armoured Division - 101 (London) Engineer Regiment (EOD), Royal Engineers (V), at TAC Stone Place Road, Greenhithe
to Commander Engineers BAOR; less 590 EOD Squadron to Commander Royal Engineers 1 (BR) Corps - 135 Independent Topographic Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at TAC London Road, Ewell[150]
to Commander Engineers BAOR, to provide mapping services to AFCENT - 20 Security Company, Intelligence Corps (V), at St John's Wood Barracks, St John's Wood
to Intelligence and Security Group (Volunteers), supports 4 Security Company in providing security in the Rear Combat Zone - 21 Intelligence Company (Imagery Analysis), Intelligence Corps (V), at Ashford House, Westminster
to Intelligence and Security Group (Volunteers) - 22 Intelligence Company, Intelligence Corps (V), at Ashford House, Westminster
to Intelligence and Security Group (Volunteers) - 24 Intelligence Company, Intelligence Corps (V), at Ashford House, Westminster
to Intelligence and Security Group (Volunteers) - 253 Provost Company, Royal Military Police (V), at TAC Upper Tulse Hill, Brixton[151]
to 1 Regiment RMP, Provost Marshal BAOR, to police the Communications Zone
North-West District
[edit]- Headquarters, North-West District, at Fulwood Barracks, Fulwood[152] (Covering the North West of England and the Isle of Man)
- North-West District Headquarters and Signal Squadron, Royal Signals, at Fulwood Barracks, Fulwood
- 42 District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Deysbrook Barracks, Liverpool[9][153]
- 42nd (Northwest) Infantry Brigade, at Chester
Home Defence, commands the defence of the Merseyside Ports- Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry, at Lancaster House, Chorley[154]
Home Defence, including C (HSF) Squadron - 3rd Battalion, The Light Infantry, at Weeton Barracks, Blackpool – (Mechanised Infantry)[155]
to 24th Airmobile Brigade - 1st Battalion, Cheshire Regiment, at Dale Barracks, Chester – (Light Role)[156]
- 3rd (Volunteer) Battalion, Cheshire Regiment, at Crown Gate Barracks, Runcorn[157]
Home Defence - 4th (Volunteer) Battalion, Queen's Lancashire Regiment, at Kimberley Barracks, Preston
to Headquarters, British Rear Support Command to provide security - 4th (Volunteer) Battalion, King's Own Royal Border Regiment, at TAC Phoenix Street, Lancaster[158]
Home Defence, including E (HSF) Company - 5th/8th (Volunteer) Battalion, King's Regiment, at Peninsula Barracks, Warrington[159]
to BAOR Garrison Area 6, to provide Rear Area Security; less the MILAN Platoon to 20th Armoured Brigade, and E (HSF) Company - 156 (Merseyside and Greater Manchester) Transport Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at TAC Mather Avenue, Liverpool
to 2 Transport Group, Commander Transport and Movements BAOR - 207 (Manchester) General Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC King's Road, Manchester[160]
to 4 Garrison Area, Rear Surgical Complex, Commander Medical BAOR - 208 (Merseyside) General Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Chavasse House, Liverpool
to 4 Garrison Area, Rear Surgical Complex, Commander Medical BAOR
- Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry, at Lancaster House, Chorley[154]
North-East District
[edit]- Headquarters, North-East District, at Imphal Barracks, York[161] (Covering the North East of England, and Yorkshire and the Humber, as well as Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire)
- North-East District Headquarters and Signal Squadron (240 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Imphal Barracks, York[162]
- 31 District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Catterick Garrison[9]
- 41 District Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Queen Elizabeth Barracks, Strensall[9]
- 3rd (Volunteer) Battalion, Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters, at TAC Sherwood Avenue, Newark-on-Trent[163]
Home Defence, including F (Nottinghamshire HSF) and G (Derbyshire HSF) Companies - 3rd Battalion, Yorkshire Volunteers (West Yorkshire), at TAC St Paul's Street, Huddersfield[164]
Home Defence, including H (York and Lancaster) (HSF) Company - 4th Battalion, Yorkshire Volunteers (South Yorkshire), at Endcliffe Hall, Sheffield[165]
Home Defence - 4th (Volunteer) Battalion, Parachute Regiment, at Thornburry Barracks, Pudsey[166]
to Parachute Regiment Group, 1st Armoured Division - 150 (Northumbrian) Transport Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at Londesborough Barracks, Hull
to 3rd Line Logistics, 1 (BR) Corps, to provide 3rd Line Transport to 4th Armoured Division; less 216 (Tyne & Tees) Transport Squadron to 2 Transport Regiment - 201 (Northern) General Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne
to 4 Garrison Area, Rear Surgical Complex, Commander Medical BAOR - 212 (Yorkshire) Field Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Norbury Hall, Sheffield
to Forward Surgical Complex, Commander Medical 1 (BR) Corps - 223 (Durham) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Barnard Armoury, Newton Aycliffe[167]
to Commander Medical, 4th Armoured Division - 38 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers, at Claro Barracks, Ripon[168]
to Commander Engineers BAOR, to support the RAF Harrier Force; less 51 Field Squadron to 24th Airmobile Brigade, and 15 Field Support Squadron to Commander Engineers, 2nd Infantry Division - 124 (Tyne Electrical Engineers) Recovery Company, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at TAC Northfield Way, Newton Aycliffe
Commander Maintenance Corps Troops, Commander Maintenance 1 (BR) Corps, to support 1 (BR) Corps Troops Workshop - 252 Provost Company, Royal Military Police (V), at TAC Norton Road, Stockton-on-Tees[91]
to 3 Regiment RMP, Provost Marshal BAOR, to police the Rear Combat Zone
2nd Infantry Division
[edit]- Headquarters, 2nd Infantry Division, at Imphal Barracks, York[169]
to 1 (BR) Corps, to control the Corps Rear Area- 2 Infantry Division Headquarters and Signals Regiment, Royal Signals, at Imphal Barracks, York
- 15th (North East) Brigade, at Alanbrooke Barracks, Topcliffe[170]
- Queen's Own Yeomanry, at Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne[171]
- 1st Battalion, Yorkshire Volunteers (Cleveland), at Lumley Barracks, York – (Light Role)[172]
- 2nd Battalion, Yorkshire Volunteers (Yorkshire & Humberside), at Worsley Barracks, York – (Light Role)
- 6th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, at TAC Fenkle Street, Alnwick – (Light Role)[173]
- 7th (Durham) Battalion, The Light Infantry (V), at The Drill Hall, Durham – (Light Role)[174]
less E (HSF) Company on TTW - 8th (Yorkshire) Battalion, The Light Infantry (V), at TAC George Street, Wakefield – (Light Role)[174]
- 101 (Northumbrian) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (V), at TAC Knightsbridge, Gosforth
to Commander Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division - 269 (West Riding) Observation Post Battery, Royal Artillery (V), at Carlton Barracks, Leeds
to 1st Artillery Brigade, to provide the 3rd OP party to each regular field battery
- 24th Airmobile Brigade, at Catterick Garrison[175][176]
- 24th Airmobile Brigade Headquarters and Signal Squadron (210 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Catterick Garrison[177]
- 1st Battalion, Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment), at Somme Barracks, Catterick Garrison (Moved from Ebrington Barracks, Derry in March) (1x Company detached as Falklands Islands Roulement Infantry Company (October–March 1990))
- 1st Battalion, Prince of Wales's Own Regiment of Yorkshire, at Bourlon Barracks, Catterick Garrison
- 27 Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, at Alanbrooke Barracks, Topcliffe[178]
to Commander Royal Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division and General Support Group North, 1st Artillery Brigade - 24 (Airmobile) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, at Gaza Barracks, Catterick Garrison[179]
- 9 Regiment, Army Air Corps, at Alanbrooke Barracks, Topcliffe[180] (Reformed in April 1989 – not yet operational)
- 29th Engineer Brigade (Volunteers), at Imphal Barracks, York[181]
provides route maintenance in the Corps Rear Area, along with defensive positions on the west bank of the Wesser River- 71 (Scottish) Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers (V), at TAC Yorkhill Parade, Glasgow[182]
- 72 (Tyne Electrical Engineers) Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers (V), at TAC Elmsgrove Terr, Gateshead
- 73 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers (V), at TAC Wigham Road, Nottingham
- 105 (Tyne Electrical Engineers) Plant Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at Frenchmans Fort, South Shields
- 873 Movement Light Squadron, Royal Engineers (V), at Engineer House, Acton[183][184]
- 29 Engineer Brigade Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (V), at Louisburg Barracks, Bordon Camp
- 49th (Eastern) Infantry Brigade, at Chetwynd Barracks, Chilwell[185][186]
- Royal Yeomanry, at TAC Elverton Street, Westminster[187]
- 3rd (Volunteer) Battalion, Staffordshire Regiment (Prince of Wales'), at Wolseley House, Wolverhampton
less E (HSF) Company on TTW - 5th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Anglian Regiment, at TAC London Road, Peterborough[188]
- 7th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Anglian Regiment, at TAC Ulverscroft Road, Leicester[188]
less E (HSF) Company on TTW - 5th (Shropshire and Herefordshire) Battalion, The Light Infantry (V), at Coleham TAC, Shrewbury[189]
- 100 (Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (V), at Napier House, London[190]
to Commander Royal Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division - 307 (South Nottinghamshire Hussars Yeomanry, RHA) Observation Post Battery, Royal Artillery (V), at TAC Hucknall Lane, Nottingham
to 1st Artillery Brigade, to provide the 3rd OP party to each regular field battery
- 2 Transport Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport, at Gaza Barracks, Catterick Garrison
to Commander Transport, 2nd Infantry Division - 2 Ordnance Battalion, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, at Gaza Barracks, Catterick Garrison[191]
to Commander Supply, 2nd Infantry Division - 251 (Sunderland) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Dykesland Road, Sunderland[192]
to Commander Medical, 2nd Infantry Division - 15 Field Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, at Meggido Lines, Catterick Garrison[193]
to Commander Maintenance, 2nd Infantry Division - 150 Provost Company, Royal Military Police, at Beach Head Lines, Catterick Garrison
to Deputy Provost Marshal, 2nd Infantry Division
Army Air Corps
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Headquarters Northern Ireland
[edit]The General Officer commanding Headquarters Northern Ireland reported directly, operationally, to the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland. During 1988 the disposition of brigades in Northern Ireland changed: On 1 July 1988 3rd Infantry Brigade reformed at Armagh and became responsible for the UK-Ireland border zone from Armagh to South Londonderry.[194] The brigade had been disbanded in September 1981 and its units and area initially been taken over by 8th Infantry Brigade.[195] On 2 November 1988 107th (Ulster) Brigade (V) was raised and took command of all Territorial Army units in Northern Ireland, thus freeing 8th Infantry Brigade and 39th Infantry Brigade to focus on counterinsurgency operations. This structure was in force until the 1992 amalgamation of Royal Irish Rangers and Ulster Defence Regiment, after which 3rd Infantry Brigade returned to control its traditional area of County Armagh and County Down.
- Headquarters Northern Ireland, at Thiepval Barracks, Lisburn[196]
- Northern Ireland District Headquarters and Signal Squadron (233 Signal Squadron), Royal Signals, at Thiepval Barracks, Lisburn
- 3rd Infantry Brigade, at Drumadd Barracks, Armagh[197]
- 3rd Infantry Brigade Headquarters and Signal Squadron (203 Signal Squadron), at Drumadd Barracks, Armagh[198]
- 1st Battalion, Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters Regiment, at Lisanelly Barracks, Omagh[199]
- 4th (County Fermanagh) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment, at Grosvenor Barracks, Enniskillen
- 8th Infantry Brigade, at Ebrington Barracks, Derry[200]
- 8th Infantry Brigade Headquarters and Signal Squadron (218 Signal Squadron)
- 1st Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment, at Shackleton Barracks, Ballykelly[201]
- 1st Battalion, Royal Hampshire Regiment, at Ebrington Barracks, Derry (moved in March from Lucknow Barracks, Tidworth Camp)
- 5th (County Londonderry) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment, at Shackleton Barracks, Ballykelly[202]
- 6th (County Tyrone) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment, at Lisanelly Barracks, Omagh[203]
- 8th (County Tyrone) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment, at Killymeal House, Dungannon[204]
- 39th Infantry Brigade, at Thiepval Barracks, Lisburn
- 39th Infantry Brigade Headquarters and Signal Squadron (213 Signal Squadron), at Thiepval Barracks, Lisburn[205]
- 1st Battalion, Black Watch, at Abercorn Barracks, Ballykinler (moved in July, from Montgomery Barracks, Berlin)[206]
- 3rd Battalion, Queen's Regiment, at Alexander Barracks, Aldergrove
- 3rd Battalion, Parachute Regiment, at Palace Barracks, Holywood (Moved in February from Normandy Barracks, Aldershot Garrison)[207]
- 1st/9th (County Antrim) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment, at Antrim[208]
- 2nd (County Armagh) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment, at Drumadd Barracks, Armagh
- 3rd (County Down) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment, at Abercorn Barracks, Ballykinler[209]
- 7th/10th (City of Belfast) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment, at Palace Barracks, Holywood
- 11th (Craigavon) Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment, at Mahon Road Barracks, Portadown[210]
- 107th (Ulster) Brigade, at Ballymena[211]
- 4th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Irish Rangers, at TAC Charles Street, Portadown[212]
to Garrison Area 1 to provide Rear Area Security; less the MILAN Platoon to 2nd Infantry Division - 5th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Irish Rangers, at Scarva Road Barracks, Banbridge
to Garrison Area 4 to provide Rear Area Security; less the MILAN Platoon to 2nd Infantry Division - 102nd (Ulster) Air Defence Regiment, Royal Artillery (V), at TAC Crawfordsburn Road, Newtownards[213]
to Air Defence Group, 1st Artillery Brigade - 152 (Ulster) Ambulance Regiment, Royal Corps of Transport (V), at TAC Sunnyside Street, Belfast[214]
to Commander Transport 1 (BR) Corps; gains 290 Ambulance Coach Squadron, from 161 Ambulance Regiment RCT - 204 (North Irish) General Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at Belfast
to Forward Surgical Complex, Commander Medical 1 (BR) Corps; gains 376 Opthalmic Team - 253 (Northern Ireland) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (V), at TAC Sunnyside Street, Belfast[215]
- 254 Provost Company, Royal Military Police (V), at TAC Sunnyside Street, Belfast[91]
to Provost Marshal BAOR, to provide provost to HQ AFCENT
- 4th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Irish Rangers, at TAC Charles Street, Portadown[212]
- Northern Ireland Regiment, Army Air Corps, at RAF Aldergrove[216]
- No. 655 Squadron, Army Air Corps, at Shackleton Barracks, Ballykelly[217]
to 2nd Infantry Division - No. 665 Squadron, Army Air Corps, at RAF Aldergrove[218]
- No. 1 Flight, Army Air Corps, at RAF Aldergrove
- No. 655 Squadron, Army Air Corps, at Shackleton Barracks, Ballykelly[217]
- 225 Signal Squadron, Royal Signals, at Thiepval Barracks, Lisburn[219]
- 33 Independent Field Squadron, Royal Engineers, at Massereene Barracks, Antrim[220]
- 173 Provost Company, Royal Military Police, at Thiepval Barracks, Lisburn[91]
- 175 Provost Company, Royal Military Police (V), at Thiepval Barracks, Lisburn[91]
to 1 Regiment RMP, Provost Marshal BAOR - 176 Provost Company, Royal Military Police (V), at Ebrington Barracks, Derry[91]
to Provost Marshal BAOR
British Army of the Rhine
[edit]The British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) was the United Kingdom's main contribution to NATO. Headquartered at JHQ 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;[221] he succeeded General Brian Kenny.
- British Army of the Rhine, at JHQ Rheindahlen[222]
- No. 12 Flight AAC, Army Air Corps, at RAF Wildenrath[223]
- Commander Engineers BAOR
- 40 Army Engineer Support Group, Royal Engineers, at Kitchener Barracks, Willich[224]
- 10 Field Squadron (Airfields), 38 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers, at RAF Gutersloh (forward deployed)[225]
- 52 Field Squadron (Construction), 22 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers, at RAF Bruggen (forward deployed) (Moved from Swinton Barracks, Perham Down in April)[226]
- 14 Independent Topographic Squadron, Royal Engineers, at Roy Barracks, Ratingen[227]
- 516 Specialist Team Royal Engineers (Bulk Petrol), at RAF Gutersloh
- Mobile Civilian Engineering Group, at Bradbury Barracks, Krefeld
- Survey Production Centre, Royal Engineers, at Ayrshire Barracks South, Mönchengladbach
- Commander Postal & Courier Service BAOR, Royal Engineers
- 3 Postal & Courier Depot, Royal Engineers, at Caernavon Barracks, Düsseldorf[228]
34, 35, and 36 Postal & Courier Squadrons (V), at Inglis Barracks, Mill Hill - 4 (NATO) Postal & Courier Regiment, Royal Engineers, at ...
41 and 42 Postal & Courier Squadrons (V), at Inglis Barracks, Mill Hill
- 3 Postal & Courier Depot, Royal Engineers, at Caernavon Barracks, Düsseldorf[228]
- Commander Communications BAOR
- 4 Signal Group, at JHQ Rheindahlen[229]
- 13 Signal Regiment (Radio), Royal Signals, at Mercury Barracks, Birgelen[230]
- 16 Signal Regiment (BAOR), Royal Signals, at Bradbury Barracks, Krefeld[231]
- 21 Signal Regiment (Air Support), Royal Signals, at RAF Wildenrath[232]
- Signal Works Service Troop, Royal Signals
- HQ NORTHAG Signal Support Group
- 4 Signal Group, at JHQ Rheindahlen[229]
- Commander Transport & Movements BAOR
- 2 Transport Group, at Caernavon Barracks, Düsseldorf
- 71 Movement Control Squadron, Royal Corps of Transport, at Ayrshire Barracks North, Mönchengladbach
- 79 Railway Squadron, Royal Corps of Transport, at Ayrshire Barracks South, Mönchengladbach
- 500 Mobile Movements Troop, Royal Corps of Transport, at Ayrshire Barracks North, Mönchengladbach[235]
- 604 Mobile Civilian Transport Group, Royal Corps of Transport, at West Riding Barracks, Dortmund[236]
- Railway Liason & Advisory Staff, Royal Corps of Transport
- Joint Helicopter Support Unit (Germany), at RAF Gutersloh
- HQ RCT Communications Zone
- 2 Transport Group, at Caernavon Barracks, Düsseldorf
- Commander Medical BAOR
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