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brigades may
constitute a division.
Brigades formed into
divisions are
usually infantry or
armored (sometimes
referred to as
combined arms
brigades)...
- in the
British army. He was
known as
Brigadér Halling (
Brigadér von Halling)
after he
acquired the
title Brigadér in 1872. The
building now
houses the...
- 1796),
frequently referred to as
Brigadér Halling after 1772, was a
Danish nabob and landowner. He
owned the
Brigadér Halling House in
Copenhagen and Dronninglund...
- ****ociations" or "New
Years Brigades",
compete in one of five categories: Comics,
Wench Brigades, Fancies,
String Bands, and
Fancy Brigades. They
prepare elaborate...
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Brigadier general or
brigade general is a
military rank used in many countries. The rank is
usually above a colonel, and
below a
major general or divisional...
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Aviation Brigade, 1st
Brigade Combat Team, 2d
Brigade Combat Team, 3rd
Brigade Combat Team, and 4th
Brigade Combat Team, and the 101st
Sustainment Brigade deplo****...
- The Devil's
Brigade, Devil's
Brigade, or
Devils Brigade may
refer to: The Devil's
Brigade, a
nickname for the
First Special Service Force, a
joint Canadian–US...
-
commander of the
Health Services are also brigadegenerals. The rank of
brigader was used
sporadically in the
Danish army in the 18th century. Brigadegeneral...
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Irish Brigade may
refer to:
Irish Brigade (France), the
Jacobite brigade in the
French army, 1690–1792
Irish Brigade (Spanish
Civil War),
organised by...
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Mechanized Brigade (Ukrainian: 155 окрема механізована бригада) is a
brigade of the
Ukrainian Ground Forces formed in 2024. As of
January 2025, the
brigade had...
