TEXT: British 34th Army Tank Brigade  
       December, 1944 
  107th 
  Regiment 
  Royal 
  Armoured 
  Corps 
  By Greg Moore 
  gregpanzerblitz.com 
  December, 2008 
  147th 
  Regiment 
  Royal 
  Armoured 
  Corps 
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          The 34th Army Tank Brigade was organized in December of 1941 and was equipped with the 
  brand new Churchill tank.  The brigade served until the end of the war, always equipped with 
  Churchills, with all marks of the tank being used as they became available.  Some of the tanks in the bri-
  gade when they landed in Normandy on June 23 were armed with 6 pdr guns but most were armed with 
  75 mm guns.  By December, they had all been upgraded or replaced with 75 mm gun versions.  Being 
  armed with slow infantry tanks designed for infantry support, the 34th naturally spent its time supporting 
  infantry divisions, usually with individual regiments attached to divisions. 
          At the Bulge, the brigade was deployed to help defend the Meuse River crossings and then was 
  moved forward to the area of Marche, with the 107th Regiment supporting the 53rd Infantry Division. 
  x 1 
  9th 
  Royal 
  Tank 
  Regiment 
  Brigade 
  Support 
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Panzer Leader & Panzer Blitz/1944 Battle of the Bulge/Brit34ArmyTankBrgDec44.pdf