WW2 History of the British 9th Army Group Royal Artillery 1943-45

 WW2 History of the British 9th Army Group Royal Artillery 1943-45
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Guaranteed original. Complete BUT THE BOOKLET HAS BEEN FOLDED IN HALF AT SOME POINT (TO FIT IN A UNIFORM POCKET). HAS A NAME WRITTEN IN PENCIL ON THE COVER PAGE (which refers to: L/SGT. W Saunders 2049577) AND THERE IS SOME UNDERLINING THROUGHOUT THE BOOK.

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The 9th Army Group Royal Artillery (9 AGRA) was flexible British Army unit used to command artillery units at corps level during and shortly after the Second World War. It provided a coherent command structure that could be switched between divisional or corps actions en masse. The basic units were medium artillery regiments, but others were added and removed as circumstances required.

9th AGRA was formed on 1 May 1943 from the artillery elements of 79th Armoured Division, whose purpose had been transformed from general armoured unit into one using specialised armoured vehicles. It was attached to 21st Army Group during the advance from Normandy into Germany. Landing in Normandy on 12 July 1944,[postponed from 18th June 1944 due to bad weather] the AGRA consisted of the following regiments: 9th Medium Regiment RA 10th Medium Regiment RA 11th Medium Regiment RA 107th Medium Regiment RA 146th Medium Regiment RA 59th Heavy Regiment RA 3rd Super Heavy Regiment RA (Enabled Oct 1944)- as still undergoing training in UK. 738 Artillery Coy RASC 660 Air OP Sqn.

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