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3rd Cavalry Training Regiment – Edinburgh, closed 1940
(Regular) (Cavalry)
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1st Northamptonshire Yeomanry (Yeomanry)
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4th Bn, Royal Tank Regiment
(Regular) (Royal Tank Regiment)
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115th Regiment RAC from 2/7th Battalion, Duke of Wellington's Regiment
(RAC regiments converted from infantry) (RAC regiments)
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163rd Regiment RAC from 13th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters
(RAC regiments converted from infantry) (RAC regiments)
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63rd Reconnaissance Training Centre (became 62nd Training Regiment RAC) (Reconnaissance regiments)
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About This Tool
During the Second World War, European and American countries all studied the new armored forces. The armored car, once a symbol of the light cavalry, is increasingly used in battle, and its presence is a symbol of a country’s level of mechanized power. The British panzer power shocked the world at that time, they have the world’s most advanced “AEC” armored vehicles, is any artillery and armor can not be compared.
In addition, the United Kingdom also integrated the country’s most powerful armored force, a total of 150 teams, all recorded in this generator. With its powerful weaponry, excellent maneuverability, and well-organized armored formations, Britain dominated World War II at the time. The random tool compiles a detailed list of all the World War II troops, organized by Cavalry, Special Reserve, Yeomanry, Royal Tank Regiment, RAC regiments, and more.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Royal Armoured Corps Regiments in World War II.
