4th Armoured Brigade (Australia) - Composition

Composition

Upon formation

  • 4th Armoured Brigade HQ (previously 6th Armoured Brigade HQ)
  • 1st Army Tank Battalion (Matilda II) (ex-3rd Army Tank Brigade)
  • 2/6th Armoured Regiment (M3 Stuart) (previously independent)
  • 2/9th Armoured Regiment (M3 Grant) (ex-3rd Armoured Division)
  • Signals, engineers and service troops

Upon disbandment

  • 4th Armoured Brigade HQ
  • 1st Armoured Regiment (Matilda II)
  • 2/4th Armoured Regiment (Matilda II) (ex-3rd Armoured Division)
  • 2/6th Armoured Regiment (M3 Grant)
  • 2/9th Armoured Regiment (M3 Grant)
  • 1st Armoured Amphibious Squadron (LVT) (newly raised)
  • Armoured Squadron (Special Equipment) (specialised Matilda II variants) (newly raised)
  • Signals, engineers and service troops

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