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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)...
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International Brigades existed for two years, from 1936
until 1938. It is
estimated that
during the
entire war,
there were some 32,000
Brigaders.
Beyond the...
- “Franco’s Nuts” – Sammy, Jack,
George and the
Brigaders “Retreat From Belchite” – Sammy, Jack,
George and the
Brigaders “In Spanish” –
Ernesto and
Rebecca “Crossing...
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which housed significant numbers of
International Brigaders. In Scotland, the
International Brigaders are
chiefly recognized now for
articulating at the...
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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...
- The
brigade combat team (BCT) is the
basic deployable unit of
maneuver in the U.S. Army. A
brigade combat team
consists of one
combat arms
branch maneuver...
- part of a
brigade, such as the
Belfast Brigade,
Derry Brigade,
South Armagh Brigade, and East
Tyrone Brigade. In late 1973 the
Belfast Brigade restructured...
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Jerusalem Brigade and the
mechanized Harel Brigade.
Mordechai Gur's 55th
Paratroopers Brigade was
summoned from the
Sinai front. The 10th
Armored Brigade was...
- ****ault operations. The 101st is
designed to plan, coordinate, and
execute brigade-sized air ****ault
operations that can be
conducted in one
period of darkness...
- in a rainstorm, six
brigaders were
killed and 15
wounded before they
retired to
their own trenches; the
following day the
brigade refused to continue...
