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	The Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro
		The Highland regiments wore the kilt and feather bonnets.
		The British rifle battalions were armed with the Baker rifle, a more accurate weapon but slower to fire, and a sword bayonet.
		The British regiments marched in square and the French shirked from the attack.
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	British 42nd (East Lancashire) Division - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The British 42nd (East Lancashire) Division was a Territorial Army division.
		In 1940 the division was deployed as part of the British Expeditionary Force in France.
		In the modern British Army the division survives as the British 42 North West Brigade.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/British_42nd_(East_Lancashire)_Division (313 words)

	British 42 North West Brigade - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		42 Brigade provides administrative support for the British Army in the northwest of England.
		The 2 Regular Army Battalions within 42 Brigades area are under the operational control of 52 Infantry Brigade in Edinburgh.
		The origins of the brigade can be traced back to the 42nd (East Lancashire) Division, formed as part of the Territorial Army in 1907 and which fought in World War I and World War II.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/British_42_North_West_Brigade (130 words)

	Armed Forces - a3a2 - British Army - Formations - 2nd Division - 15 (North East) Brigade - 42 (North West) Brigade - 51 ...
		15 (North East) Brigade, with its Headquarters in York, is responsible for units in the North East of England.
		42 (North West) Brigade, with its Headquarters in Preston, is responsible for the home defence of the North West of England and the Isle of Man.
		The Brigade’s area of responsibility encompasses almost two thirds of Scotland from the Forth and Clyde rivers in the south to the Shetland Islands in the north.
	www.armedforces.co.uk /army/listings/l0009.html (246 words)

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		British officials said they had managed to set up base at a former college inside Basra's city limits, but did not yet control the city of 1.3 million.
		British and Iraqi forces have been locked in a battle for control of the southern Iraq city since the war began.
		Leading the British advance was the 7th Armored Brigade, the "Desert Rats," which killed an unknown number of paramilitary fighters and took others prisoner as the unit pushed in from the west.
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	42 (NW) Brigade
		The north west region is home to two Infantry Battalions and a General Support Medical Regiment from the Regular Army totalling 2000 soldiers.
		The Army's commitment to youth is shown by the presence of some 7000 cadets.
		The North West also provides nearly 20% of the Army's recruits, many of whom serve in our local county infantry regiments: The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment and The Cheshire Regiment.
	www.army.mod.uk /42bde/index.htm (207 words)

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		Winner: Both sides claimed a victory, the British on the basis that all the French attacks had been decisively repelled, with French guns captured, and the French on the basis that the British were finally forced to retreat from the Talavera position, leaving their wounded in French hands.
		Hearing of Wellesley’s advance Soult, positioned to the North, proposed that Victor hold the British and Spanish armies while he marched south and put his army of 30,000 men between Wellesley and his base in Portugal.
		By the evening of 26th July 1809 the British and Spanish army was in position at Talavera on the north bank of the River Tagus.
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		The most famous hiking trail in British Columbia, the West Coast Trail, is the southern part of the Pacific Rim National Park.
		A lot of tragedy and history are part and parcel of this section of Vancouver Island's west coast.
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		The British Army, the Gurkhas and Cold War Strategy in the Far East, 1947-1954 (Studies in Military & Strategic History) by Raffi Gregorian
		the division.84 Instead, FARELF was to scale down its plans and give priority to development of one fully ready, mobile brigade group to be composed entirely of British and Gurkha troops.
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	TA Command Structure, 1967-2000
		This was resolved in 1982 -- as part of the general enhancement of the TA -- when the brigade level of command was brought back in the chain of command (See Table 1).
		Most brigades were purely administrative headquarters for training, only the 15 Brigade and 49 Brigade that had an operational reinforcing role in 2nd Division as part of 1st (British) Corps (see Table 2).
		In 1999 the North-West (42 Brigade) was lost to 2nd Division and 43 Brigade was gained from 3rd (UK) Division.
	www.regiments.org /regiments/uk/vols-tavr/intro-wd/ta-cmd.htm (870 words)

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		Moreover, the government could portray the brigades, domestically and abroad, as a demonstration of the "people" defending the revolution, even as it was evident that brigade actions were coordinated by State Security.
		Still, such brigade actions continued to take place intermittently, signaling dissidents and the population in general that the brigades remained part of the government’s arsenal and that their actions could be stepped up at any time.
		The thaw was followed by a crackdown in 1989, and the introduction of the Rapid Response Brigades and the SUVP in 1991, as described in the preceding chapter of this report.
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	British Participation
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		Mowat, Charles L. "The Southern Brigade: A Sidelight on the British Military Establishment in America, 1763-1775." Journal of Southern History, 10 (February 1944), pp.
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		British Committee for the Restitution of the Parthenon Marbles
		British First Army order of battle, 20 April 1943
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		The community of Tofino is located on the west coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
		Weigh West Marine Resort - World renowned for guided charter fishing and saltwater fly-fishing, Weigh West can provide a wide variety of land and sea activities including whale watching, eco tours, sea kayaking, beach combing, adventure packages and more.
		Access: 42 km (26 mi.) north of Ucluelet on Highway 4, 130 km (81 mi.) west of Port Alberni and 337 km (209 mi.) northwest of Victoria.
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		Student was outgunned and outnumbered; about all that stood between him and disaster...
		Its mission, once ashore, was to link up with the British Second Army, io miles to its left, and Collins's VII Corps, which had made the Utah assault io miles to its right.
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	42
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