WW2 British Army 10th Ack-Ack Division's Original Shoulder Patch 1940-42

Description: A nice issued example of an original World War Two British Army 10th Ack-Ack Division Battle Blouse Shoulder Patch 1940-42. The 10th Ack-Ack Division was one of the new British Divisions created on November 1st 1940 by British Anti-Aircraft Command to control the expansion of Ack-Ack defences required across the UK in the wake of The Battle of Britain. Tasked with defending Yorkshire & North Lincolnshire during the 1st Blitz, October 1942 saw a reorganisation of A.A Command and the larger Divisions disbanded to be replaced with smaller units, aligned with RAF Fighter Command. The 10th Ack-Ack Division, by now sited outside Leeds, was merged with 2nd Ack-Ack Division to form the 5th Anti-Aircraft Group based near Nottingham and co-operating with No. 12 Group RAF. Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE

Price: 40 GBP

Location: Winchester, Hampshire

End Time: 2024-09-29T11:08:25.000Z

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Nottingham: Leeds

RAF Fighter Command: 12. Group RAF

Issued/ Not-Issued: Issued

V2 Rockets: Battle of Britain

Operation Varsity: German

Remagen: The Ruhr Pocket

Blitz: Anti-Aircraft Command

D-Day June 6th 1944: Normandy

Operation Market Garden: 82nd Airborne

Arnhem: Holland

Country/ Organization: Great Britain

Yorkshire: Lincolnshire