Signals 1st Battalion, Mercian Regiment Ward Barracks Headquarters, 12th Armoured Infantry Brigade 4 Military Intelligence Battalion, Intelligence Corps 5th Battalion, The Rifles 6 Platoon, B Company, 7th Battalion, The Rifles (Army Reserve) 19 Tank Transporter Squadron, 27 Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps Wing Barracks Headquarters, 20th Armoured Infantry Brigade Powle Lines Household Cavalry Regiment Campion Lines Headquarters, Special Investigation Branch Regiment, Royal Military Police Churches The garrison church of St George was built in 1920–1927. Pevsner describes it as "large, Perpendicular, spick and span and smug". The Catholic church of Our Lady Queen of Peace was built in 1968, replacing a church of Our Lady of Victories which was opened in 1925. Schools Kiwi Primary School, under County Council control since 1948, serves the garrison from a building which was opened in 1965. The first school at the camp was opened in Wing Barracks before 1915, then transferred to the County Council in 1948 and renamed Wing County Junior School in 1955. In 1963 this school was combined with Kiwi Infants' County School to form the present Kiwi School. Until 1997 there was a second primary school, Haig County Primary School. Former railway In 1906 the Amesbury and Military Camp Light Railway was extended from into the garrison. The station within the garrison was the terminus for personnel while a goods track extended into Sling Camp. This extension was removed in 1933; the whole line closed to passengers in 1952 but goods services continued until 1963. References Further reading Installations of the British Army The Rifles