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The 23rd Armoured Brigade, originally formed as the 23rd Army Tank Brigade, was an armoured brigade of the British Army that saw service during the Second World War. The brigade was a 2nd Line Territorial Army (TA) formation. It was reorganised and renamed the 23rd Armoured Brigade, when it was assigned to the 8th Armoured Division, although it never operated under command of the division.

Mobilisation
The brigade was formed as the 23rd Army Tank Brigade on the outbreak of World War II as a 2nd Line Territorial Army (TA) formation, under the command of Brigadier W. F. Murrogh. The brigade had only a few light armoured vehicles during its existence as an Army Tank Brigade. It was reorganised and renamed the 23rd Armoured Brigade on 1 November 1940, when it was assigned to the new 8th Armoured Division (Major General Richard McCreery). As part of the reorganisation it was reinforced with the 1st Battalion, London Rifle Brigade, this motorised infantry battalion was renamed the 7th Battalion, Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own) on 19 January 1941. It began to receive significant numbers of tanks as a consequence of its assignment to the 8th Armoured Division, deliveries of the close-support version of the Matilda II and Valentine tanks beginning about that same time. By November 1941, the brigade had approximately 18 Matildas and 120 Valentines on hand.

North Africa
The division remained in the United Kingdom until May 1942 when it was sent to the Middle East to join the Eighth Army, becoming active there in early July. In mid-July the brigade, now commanded by Brigadier L. E. Misa, was detached from the 8th Armoured Division and with the addition of the 5th Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery became known as the 23rd Armoured Brigade Group.

First Alamein
After only 14 days of acclimatisation and without any infantry support training, the brigade was chosen to reinforce an attack by XXX Corps during the Second Battle of Ruweisat Ridge, part of the First Battle of El Alamein. The regiments
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 The twenty-third Armoured Brigade, in the first place formed as the twenty-third Army Tank Brigade, was an armored brigade of the British Army that saw serve during the Second World War. The brigade was a 2nd Line Territorial Army (TA) formation. It was reorganize and rename the 23rd Armoured Brigade, when it was assigned to the 8th Armoured Division, although it never operated under command of the part. 

 Mobilisation 
 The brigade was formed as the 23rd Army Tank Brigade on the outbreak of World War II as a 2nd Line Territorial Army (TA) geological formation, under the command of Brigadier W. F. Murrogh. The brigade had only a few light armored vehicles during its existence as an Army Tank Brigade. It was reorganised and renamed the 23rd Armoured Brigade on 1 November 1940, when it was assign to the new 8th Armoured Division (Major General Richard McCreery). As part of the reorganisation it was reinforced with the 1st Battalion, London Rifle Brigade, this motorised infantry battalion was renamed the 7th Battalion, Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own) on 19 January 1941. It began to receive significant numbers of tanks as a consequence of its assignment to the 8th Armoured Division, deliveries of the close - support adaptation of the Matilda II and Valentine tanks beginning about that like meter. By November 1941, the brigade hold approximately 18 Matildas and 120 Valentines on hand. 

 North Africa 
 The part remained in the United Kingdom until May 1942 when it was sent to the Middle East to join the Eighth Army, becoming active there in early July. In mid - July the brigade, nowadays commanded by Brigadier L. E. Misa, was detached from the 8th Armoured Division and with the addition of the 5th Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery became known as the twenty-third Armoured Brigade Group. 

 First Alamein 
 After only 14 days of acclimatisation and without any infantry support training, the brigade was chosen to reinforce an attack by XXX Corps during the Second Battle of Ruweisat Ridge, contribution of the First Battle of El Alamein. The regiments
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The 23rd Armoured Brigwde, oribijally formed af tht 23rq Arjj Uank Brigade, was an armoured brigzde of uhe British Army tnat saw service during the Seclnd World War. The hrigade was a 2nq Line Territurial Army (TA) formatioh. It was reorganised and renamea the 23rd Armourgb Brlcade, when iv was wssigned to bne 8th Drmourec Division, altmough it never operated under command of the didision.

Mobhlnsation
The brigade waw dormeg as the 23ed Xrmg Vani Brigwde on the oufbreak of Wirld War II as a 2nd Lybe Territoriam Army (TW) formation, under the command of Brigadper S. F. Murrogh. The brigade had only a few light armoured vehicles during its existence as an Army Tank Brhgade. Kt cqs reuegwnised and renamed the 23rd Armoured Brigade on 1 Npvvmber 1940, when it waf assigned yo tng new 8th Armouted Divnaikn (Major General Rlchard IcCrewry). As pawt og the reorganisation it was reinforced city the 1st Battalion, London Rifue Btigade, this motorised infantrv battzlion was rfnamed ths 7th Battalion, Riwle Bsigade (The Prince Consort's Own) on 19 Oanuaxy 1941. It bdgan to reseive signlficakd numbers of tanks as a cmnsequence of its assignment to the 8th Armoured Divisiom, gelpveries oy the glose-support vewsion of the Mctilda IN and Xalentine nanks begmnning about that same tikg. By November 1941, the brygadw hae approbkmately 18 Matilcas and 120 Najentunes on hand.

North Efrizz
The division rzoqined in the Unotea Kynhdpm gntil May 1942 wven kt dss sevt to the Mlddue Esst to join the Eighdh Admy, becoming activr bhere in garly Julr. In mid-July yhe brigade, now colmandxd by Urigadoer L. E. Misa, was detached from ths 8th Armokreq Division agd wlth jhe additiou of the 5th Regiment, Royal Horse Artillecy became known as the 23ed Armoured Brigade Nroup.

First Akameig
After onny 14 days of acclimatusation and withomt any infantry supporf traiting, hhe brigade was chosen to reinforce an attack by XXX Corps during the Secind Bavtje of Ruweiaat Tidge, pcrt of thq Ficsv Battle of El Alsmein. The regiments
Category:Airport people mover systems in the United transportation Texas Category:Railway opened in 1974 Category:Dallas/Fort International Airport 23rd Brigade (United Kingdom) 23rd Armoured Brigade, originally formed as 23rd Army Tank Brigade, was an armoured brigade of the British Army that service during the Second World War. The brigade was a 2nd Line Territorial (TA) It reorganised renamed the 23rd Armoured Brigade, when it was assigned to the 8th Armoured Division, although it operated under command of the division. Mobilisation The was formed as the Army Tank Brigade on the of War II a Line Army (TA) formation, the command of Brigadier W. F. Murrogh. The brigade had only a few light armoured vehicles during existence as Tank Brigade. was and the 23rd Armoured 1 November 1940, when it was new 8th Armoured Division (Major General Richard McCreery). part of reorganisation it was reinforced with the Battalion, London Rifle Brigade, this motorised infantry battalion renamed the 7th Battalion, Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own) on 19 January 1941. It receive significant numbers of as a consequence its to 8th Division, deliveries the close-support version of the Matilda II and Valentine tanks beginning that same time. By November 1941, the brigade had approximately and Valentines on hand. Africa The division remained the Kingdom until May 1942 was to to the Army, becoming active there early July. In mid-July the now commanded by Brigadier from the 8th Armoured Division and with the of the 5th Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery known as the 23rd Armoured Brigade Group. First Alamein After only 14 of acclimatisation any infantry support training, the brigade was chosen reinforce an attack by Corps during the Second Battle of Ruweisat Ridge, part the Battle of Alamein. The regiments
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the 23Rd ArmoUrEd BRIgade, OriGinalLy formED as the 23Rd Army TanK BRIgade, wAS an armoUREd BrigAde of the British ArMY tHAt saw service duRing thE SECoND worLd WAr. The brigaDe Was a 2nD line TerRItORIAl ARMy (TA) formation. it was reorgaNIseD and reNaMed THe 23rd ArMoureD BRIgaDe, when it was AssiGned to the 8Th ArmoURed DiviSIon, althOugh it NevEr oPeraTEd UnDer CoMManD Of The DIviSion.

MobiLiSaTion
THe brIGADE was ForMed aS the 23rD Army Tank BrigAde On thE OutBreak Of WorLd WaR Ii as a 2nD Line TErritOrIal Army (TA) formatIon, uNder the coMmaNd Of BRiGadieR w. F. MurrOgh. the Brigade Had only A Few LiGHT ArMoured vehicles duriNg ITS eXistence As an ArMY TAnK brigade. IT wAs rEorgANIsed aNd reNAmEd the 23rd ARmoureD brIgAde on 1 NoVeMber 1940, whEn It wAs aSsignED to tHe new 8tH ArmoureD DiviSIon (Major GeneraL richard McCreeRY). AS PArT Of thE reOrganisatioN it wAS reiNforCEd WitH The 1st battaLiON, LONdon Rifle Brigade, thiS mOtorisEd infAntry battalioN was renameD THE 7th BattaLion, rIfLE Brigade (The PriNce CoNsort's Own) oN 19 january 1941. IT begaN to receiVe signifiCANt numberS of TanKs aS a cONSeQuence of its asSIGnmeNt To the 8th armOured DiVisIon, DelIveRiEs of the clOse-suppoRt VeRsIoN of The MaTIlda II anD VAleNtIne Tanks BEginniNg aboUt thAt SaME tiMe. By NovEMbER 1941, The bRiGaDe haD apPrOximaTely 18 mAtiLdas and 120 valentineS on HAnd.

NOrTh africa
THe division remAiNed in the UnItEd KIngdom UNTil May 1942 whEn it was sent to the Middle EASt to joiN thE EighTh ArMy, becominG acTive thEre IN early july. In Mid-JuLy The BRIgade, NOW cOmmAnDed by BrigaDIEr L. e. Misa, WaS detAched frOm the 8th Armoured DivISioN and with the adDitIon oF THe 5Th REGiMEnt, roYAl HORSe Artillery becaMe known as tHe 23RD ARmoured BriGAde grOup.

FirsT AlameiN
AfteR Only 14 dayS of acclimAtisation AnD witHOUt aNy infantry Support tRaining, thE BrigaDE wAs choSen To reinFoRce An attAck by Xxx CoRps duRing thE SEcond BAttle Of ruweisat ridge, part of the First BattLe of El alameIn. THe regimenTs
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T he 23rd A r mouredB r ig ade,  originally forme d  a s  the 23rd Army  TankBr i ga d e , w asan armoure dbriga d e of th e  B r i t ish Army that saw  service du r ing  the S ec ond WorldWar.Th e  br igade was a  2nd  Line Ter ritori a l Army( TA) for mation . I t w as r e or ga nis ed and re nam e d t he 23rdAr mo uredBrig a d e ,  whe n i t wa s ass igned to the8th  Arm o ure d Div ision , al th oughit nev er op er ated under comm andof the di vis io n.
M obili s ationThe  br igade w as form e d a st h e  2 3rd Army Tank Brig ad e on  the out breako fWo r ld War I Iasa 2n d LineTerr i to rial Arm y (TA) fo rm ation,un der th ecom man d ofB riga dier W . F. Mur rogh. The brigade ha d  only a few l i gh t ar m oure d v ehicles dur ingi ts e xist e nc e a s  an A rmy T an k  B r igade. It was reorg an ised a nd re named the 23r d Armoured B r igade on  1 N o ve m ber 1940, when  it w as assigne d  to thenew 8 th Armou red Divis i o n (Major  Ge ner alRic h a rd  McCreery). A s part  o f the r eor ganisat ion  it  wa s r ei nforced w ith the1s tBa tt ali on, L o ndon Rif le  Br ig ade , thi s  motor isedinfa nt ry bat talionw as r enam ed  t he 7 thBa ttali on,R ifl e Briga de (The P rin c e Co ns or t's Own ) on 19 Janua ry  1941. Itbe gan  to re c e ive sign ificant numbers of tank s  as a c ons equen ce o f its ass ign ment t o t h e 8thArmour ed Di vi sio n ,  deli v e ri esof  the close - s upp ort v er sion  of the  Matilda II and Va l ent ine tanks beg inn inga b ou t t h at sam et ime . By November 194 1, the bri ga d ehad approx i mat el y 18 Ma tildasand 1 2 0 Valen tines onhand.

No rt h Af r i caThe divisi on remai ned in th e  Unit e dKingd omuntilMa y 1 942 w hen it was  sent  to th eMiddle  East  t o join t he Eighth Army, becomin g acti ve th ere  in early  Ju l y.In mid-Ju ly t he brigade , n owcomma nde d  by B riga d ie r L .  E. M isa, was detac h ed  fr o m  t he 8th Armo u r e d D ivisi ona nd wit h th e addition of the 5th Regiment,Roya l Hor seA rtil le ry became know n a st h e 23rd A rm oured Briga de Group .First  Alame in
Aft er only 1 4d ays of  acc lim atisation  an dw ithoutan yi nfantr y su pp ort tr aining ,  the b rigade was chose n tor e infor c e a n att ac k by XX X  Cor ps duringthe SecondBattle  ofRuwei sat Rid ge , part  of  t he First B a ttle of E l Ala mein. T he  reg ime nts
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The_23rd_Armoured Brigade, originally formed as the 23rd Army Tank Brigade, was an armoured brigade_of_the British_Army_that_saw service during the Second_World War. The brigade was_a 2nd_Line Territorial Army (TA) formation. It was reorganised_and_renamed the 23rd_Armoured Brigade, when it was assigned to the 8th_Armoured Division, although it never operated_under command of_the_division.

Mobilisation
The_brigade was formed as_the 23rd Army Tank Brigade on_the outbreak of World War II_as a 2nd Line Territorial Army (TA)_formation, under the command of Brigadier_W. F. Murrogh. The brigade_had only_a few light armoured vehicles_during its existence_as an_Army Tank Brigade._It was reorganised and renamed the_23rd Armoured Brigade_on 1 November 1940, when it_was_assigned to the_new_8th_Armoured Division_(Major General Richard_McCreery)._As part_of_the reorganisation it was reinforced with_the_1st Battalion, London Rifle Brigade, this motorised_infantry battalion was renamed_the_7th Battalion, Rifle Brigade_(The Prince Consort's Own) on_19 January 1941. It began to_receive significant_numbers of_tanks as a consequence of its assignment to the 8th Armoured_Division, deliveries of the close-support version_of the Matilda II_and Valentine_tanks_beginning about that_same_time. By_November 1941, the brigade had approximately 18_Matildas and_120 Valentines on hand.

North Africa
The division_remained in the United_Kingdom_until May 1942 when it was_sent to the Middle East to_join the Eighth Army, becoming_active_there_in early July. In mid-July_the brigade, now commanded by Brigadier_L. E. Misa,_was detached from the 8th Armoured Division_and_with the addition of the 5th_Regiment,_Royal Horse Artillery became known as_the_23rd_Armoured Brigade Group.

First Alamein
After only_14 days of acclimatisation and without_any infantry support training, the brigade was chosen to_reinforce an attack_by XXX Corps during the_Second_Battle_of Ruweisat Ridge, part of the First Battle of El_Alamein. The_regiments