7th Armoured Division

The 7th Armoured Division, also known as the "Desert Rats," was a British Army formation that played a significant role during World War II, especially in the North African campaign. Formed in 1940, it became renowned for its effectiveness in tank warfare and maneuvering in harsh desert conditions. The division comprised various units, including infantry and artillery, and was pivotal in key battles like El Alamein. Its legacy endures in military history, symbolizing resilience and innovation in combat, and it continues to influence modern armored warfare strategies. The division was disbanded after the war, but its achievements remain notable.