7th Armoured Brigade

The 7th Armoured Brigade, known as the “Desert Rats,” is a formation of the British Army first established during World War II. Originally created for desert warfare in North Africa, it played a key role in significant battles such as El Alamein. The brigade is known for its armored vehicles, including tanks, and has a proud history of resilience and bravery. Over the years, it has participated in various conflicts globally, adapting to modern warfare while maintaining its historical identity. Today, it continues to serve as part of the British Army, ready to respond to diverse military challenges.