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British Army Launches New 6th Division

British Army Launches New 6th Division

Specialist Brigades Group to Deliver Cutting-Edge Capability

The British Army has today unveiled its latest adaptation to modern warfare: the 6th (UK) Division. The new division replaces and augments the former Force Troops Command structure. With ten specialist brigades, the 6th Division is the now the largest of the British Army’s three divisions.

Hailed as a hybrid warfarecapability, the 6th…

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#ExerciseCambrianPatrol18 Latest

British Army Soldiers Compete on World’s Toughest Patrolling Exercise

With 137 teams from 37 different countries, Cambrian Patrol 2018 is the biggest yet and Storm Callum added additional challenges to the already gruelling competition.

This year Exercise Cambrian Patrol runs from Friday, October 12, through to Sunday, October 21. Split into eight phases, Reserve and University Officer Training…

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2018 Edinburgh Military Tattoo Opens Tonight

2018 Edinburgh Military Tattoo Opens Tonight

Scotland’s Premier Public Military Event Will Celebrate RAF Centenary

The 2018 Royal Edinburgh military Tattoo’s opening ceremony takes place today, Friday, 3 August, in front of a live audience of 8,800 on th esplanade at Edinburgh Castle and 220,000 across the world.

The result of months of hard work in various parts of the UK and all around the world, around 800 musicians and 400 other…

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77th Brigade in Belize for Mayan Storm

77th Brigade in Belize for Mayan Storm

British Army Media Operations Film Jungle Warfare Training

Soldiers from the British Army’s 77th Brigade have been in Belize to film jungle training as part of Exercise Mayan Storm. Elements of 4 RIFLES, 1 SCOTS and the 4th Regiment Royal Artillery, together with the Royal Marine’s 42 Commando have been on jungle warfare training, giving the Army’s information operations experts of 77th Brigade…

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British Army Captain Walter R. Barrie. 11 NOV 2012.

Died in Nad 'Ali district, Helmand province, Afghanistan, from wounds suffered during a Green on Blue incident involving small arms fire. He was assigned to 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (1 SCOTS), Glascow, Scotland.