Saxony District. Further restructuring took place within the BAOR and in July 1993, the 4th Armoured Division was retitled as the 1st (UK) Armoured Division. It then controlled the 4th, 7th, and 20th Armoured Brigades each with two mechanised infantry battalions and two armoured regiments equipped with Challenger tanks. The reformed formation maintained the 4th Division's HQ presence at Herford, with the rest of the division spread across various sites of the Westfalen Garrison area. Between 1992 and 1994, the 1st (British) Corps and BAOR were disbanded and replaced by the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps, a newly formed NATO HQ that was administered by the UK. The division came under its command and was deployed on a number of peacekeeping operations. Most notably, in 1995, the Multi-National Division (South-West) was formed by the British Army, to support peacekeeping operations in Bosnia. Forces were drawn from the 1st Armoured Division and the 3 (UK) Division, with each headquarters controlling the division as their forces rotated through the command. This lasted until 1999, when force contributions changed and different commanders were selected from outside either division. Other peacekeeping operations included providing troops to Kosovo Force and the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus. In addition to these efforts, detachments were also deployed to the Falkland Islands and Northern Ireland. Iraq War The Division headquarters again deployed to the Persian Gulf area in 2003. It again commanded British forces in the area, this time with three full brigades under its control. Those were 7th Armoured Brigade again, along with 16 Air Assault Brigade, and 3 Commando Brigade. In a combined arms operation, the division secured southern Iraq, including the city of Basra during the invasion. It came under I Marine Expeditionary Force during the 2003 conflict. Current status Under Army 2020, the division was renamed 1st (United Kingdom) Division in July 2014 and given responsibility for commanding the Adaptable Force; and then in June 2015, the divisional headquarters moved to Imphal Barracks in York. Under the Future Soldier programme, the divisional headquarters will move from their current base at Imphal Barracks in York to Catterick Garrison not before 2028. In addition, the 2nd Medical Brigade (to be reduced to 2nd Medical Group) and 1st Military Police Brigade (to be reduced to 1st Royal Military Provost Group) will both move under control of Commander Field Army. Organisation The brigades currently assigned to the division