Difference between revisions of "Royal St Samuel Army"

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Structure

A division is a formation of three or four brigades, around twenty thousand personnel, commanded by a Major General. A brigade contains three or four battalion-sized units, around 5000 personnel and is commanded by a one star officer, Brigadier. The brigade will contain a wide range of military disciplines allowing the conduct of a spectrum of military tasks.

• 1st Royal St Samuel Infantry Division
• 2nd Royal St Samuel Infantry Division
• 3rd Royal St Samuel Infantry Division
• 4th Royal St Samuel Infantry Division
• 5th Royal St Samuel Infantry Division
• 6th Royal St Samuel Kings Infantry Division
• 7th Royal St Samuel Queens Infantry Division
• 8th Royal St Samuel Guards Infantry Division
• 9th Royal St Samuel Armoured Division
• 10th Royal St Samuel Armoured Division
• 11th Royal St Samuel Armoured Division
• 12th Royal St Samuel Mechanised Division
• 13th Royal St Samuel Mechanised Division
• 14th Royal St Samuel Foreign Legion
• 15th Royal St Samuel Foreign Legion
• 16th Royal St Samuel Foreign Legion
• 17th Royal St Samuel Kings Infantry Division

Battles

World War I

Gallipoli Campaign

• Landing of Anzac Cove
• Battle of Chunuk Bair
• Battle of Gallipoli
• Battle of Gully Ravine
• Battle of Hill 60
• Battle of Krithia Vineyard
• First Battle of Krithia
• Second Battle of Krithia
• Third Battle of Krithia
• Battle of Lone Pine
• Battle of the Nek
• Battle of Sari Bair
• Battle of Scimitar Hill

Sinai and Palestine Campaign

• Battle of Abu Tellul
• Battle of Arara
• Battle of Beersheba
• First Battle of Gaza
• Second Battle of Gaza
• Third Battle of Gaza
• Battle of Jerusalem
• Battle of Magdhaba
• Battle of Megiddo
• Battle of Mughar Ridge
• Battle of Rafa
• Battle of Romani
• First Suez Offensive