Tel el Aqqaqir Operation SUPERCHARGE. Second Battle of El Alamein 23 October th Army Tel el Aqquaqir 23 Oct 1942
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1 Tel el Aqqaqir Operation SUPERCHARGE Second Battle of El Alamein 23 October th Army 8th Army XXX Corps 9th Australian Division 51st Highland Division 2nd New Zealand Division (REIN) 9th Armoured Brigade 152nd Brigade, 51st Highland Division 151st Brigade, 50th Northumberland Division 23rd Armoured Brigade Group 1st South African Division 4th Indian Division LtGen Bernard L. Montgomery LtGen Sir Oliver Leese MajGen L.J. Morshead MajGen Douglas M. Wimberley MajGen Bernard C. Freyberg MajGen D.H. Pienaar MajGen F.I.S. Tuker 4th/6th SAACR X Corps 1st Armoured Division 10th Armoured Division 8th Armoured Division (-) XIII Corps 7th Armoured Division (REIN) 1st French Brigade Group 50th Northumberland Division (REIN) 2nd French Brigade Group 1st Greek Infantry Brigade Group 44th Home Counties Division LtGen Herbert Lumsden MajGen R. Briggs MajGen Alec H. Gatehouse MajGen C.H. Gairdner LtGen Brian G. Horrocks MajGen A.F. Harding MajGen J.S. Nichols MajGen I.T.P. Hughes 1st Army Tank Brigade 21st Indian Infantry Brigade 2nd AA Brigade 12th AA Brigade
2 9th Australian Division 9th Australian Division MajGen L.J. Morshead Div Signals, Provost, Salvage AAOC 10th, 11th, 12th Co AASC 2/3rd, 2/8th, 2/11th Field Ambulance, 2/4th Field Hygiene AAMC 9th Division Cavalry Regt 2/3rd Pioneer Bn 2/2nd Machinegun Bn 20th Aus Infantry Brigade Bde HQ, Bde Signals, Bde AAOC Workshop 2/13th Bn 2/15th Bn 2/17th Bn 24th Aus Infantry Brigade Bde HQ, Bde Signals, Bde AAOC Workshop 2/28th Bn 2/32nd Bn 2/43rd Bn 26th Aus Infantry Brigade Bde HQ, Bde Signals, Bde AAOC Workshop 2/23rd Bn 2/24th Wangaratta s Own Bn 2/48th Hard as Nails Bn Brig W.J.V. Windeyer LtCol BobTurner KIA Maj George Colvin WIA LtCol C.K.M. Magno KIA Brig A.H.L. Gadfrey KIA LtCol John Balfe WIA Brig D.A. Torpy Whitehead LtCol Bernard Evans LtCol Charles Weir WIA LtCol H.H. Tack Hammer WIA Royal Australian Artillery 2/7th Field Regiment RAA 2/8th Field Regiment RAA 2/12th Field Regiment RAA 2/3rd Antitank Regiment RAA 2/4th Light AA Regiment RAA Royal Australian Engineers 2/3rd, 2/7th, 2/13th Field Co 2/4th Field Park Co 1st and 3rd Sections, 66th Mortar Co Royal Engineers, XXX Corps [attached] 40th RTR [attached]
3 51st Highland Division 51st Highland Division (-) MajGen Douglas N. Wimberley [152nd Brigade detached to 2nd New Zealand Division] 153rd Highland Brigade 1st (Buchan) Bn, Gordon Highlanders 12th Plat, Co, 1/7th Middlesex MG [attached] 5th (Angus and Dundee) Bn, The Black Watch Plat, Co, 1/7th Middlesex MG [attached] 5/7th (Mar and Mearns) Bn, Gordon Highlanders B Co, 1/7th Middlesex MG [attached] Squadron, 50th RTR, 23rd Arm Brigade [attached] 154th Highland Brigade Brig D. A. H. Graham LtCol H. Nap Murray (WIA), Maj J.M. Scrappy Hay Maj Fausett-Farquhar LtCol Thomas G. Rennie LtCol H.W.B. Saunders Brig H.W. Houldsworth 1st Bn, The Black Watch Plat, Co, 1/7th Middlesex MG [attached] 7th (Fife) Bn, The Black Watch A Co, 1/7th Middlesex MG [attached] 7th Bn, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise s) Plat, Co, 1/7th Middlesex MG [attached] 1/7th Bn, Middlesex Regt (Duke of Cambridge s Own) MG (-) (- D Co to 9th Australian Division) Royal Artillery 126th Highland Field Regt 127th Highland Field Regt 128th Highland Field Regt 40th Light AA Regt RA 61st Antitank Regt (West Highland) RA 51st Recce Regiment RAC Royal Engineers 239th Field Park Co 274th Field Co 275th Field Co 276th Field Co RAMC 174th Field Ambulance 175th Field Ambulance 176th Field Ambulance RCS RASC 458th, 525th, 526th, 527th Cos REME. RAOC A.P.M. of Provost LtCol W.N. Roper-Caldbeck LtCol J.A. Oliver LtCol Lorne M. Campbell LtCol J.W.A. Stephenson CRA Brig George M Elliot LtCol H.J.A. Thicknesse LtCol H.M. Perry LtCol W.A. Shiel LtCol R.A.L. Fraser-Mackenzie (KIA) LtCol J.H.B. Evatt (KIA) LtCol E.H. Grant CRE LtCol H.W. Giblin Capt R.S. Maitland Maj S.B. Russell Maj H.L. Lloyd Maj John Lamb Col R.W. Galloway LtCol A.M. Campbell LtCol R.M.J. Gordon LtCol C.H. Kerr LtCol C.P.S. Denholm Young LtCol H.H. Bruton LtCol G.S. McKellar LtCol G.E.G. Malet Maj A.A. Ferguson
4 2nd New Zealand Division 2 November 1942 Tel el Aqqaqir 2nd New Zealand Division (REIN) 152nd Brigade, 51st Highland Division [attached] 5th Bn, The Queen s Own Cameron Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs) Squadron, 50th RTR, 23rd Arm Brigade (Valentines) 2nd (Sutherland) Bn, The Seaforth Highlanders (Duke of Albany s) Squadron, 50th RTR, 23rd Arm Brigade (Valentines) 5th (Caithness) Bn, The Seaforth Highlanders Squadron, 50th RTR, 23rd Arm Brigade (Valentines) MajGen Bernard C. Freyberg Brig G. Murray LtCol R.D.M.C. Miers LtCol K. McKessack LtCol J.E. Stirling Brigade HQ, Brigade Signals, Brigade REME Workshop 50th RTR (-) (Bristol), 23rd Arm Brigade (Valentines) 8th Field Co, NZ Engineers [attached] 151st Tyneside Infantry Brigade, 50th Northumbrian Division [attached] 6th Bn, The Durham Light Infantry 8th Bn, The Durham Light Infantry B Squadron, 8th RTR, 23rd Arm Bde 9th Bn, The Durham Light Infantry C Squadron, 8th RTR, 23rd Arm Bde 8th RTR, 23rd Arm Brigade (-) (Valentines) [attached] Brig J.E.S. Percy LtCol D.I. Watson LtCol M.L.P. Jackson LtCol A. Clark Brigade HQ, Brigade Signals, Brigade REME Workshop 505th Field Co RE 149th Field Ambulance RAMC Btry, 102nd Antitank Regiment RA (Northumberland Hussars) 7th Field Co, NZ Engineers [attached] 28th (Maori) Bn, 5th NZ Infantry Brigade [attached] A Squadron, 8th RTR LtCol Baker WIA, Maj I.A. Hart KIA, Maj C.M. Bennett 34th NZ Antitank Btry [attached] E Troop, 32nd NZ Antitank Btry [attached] 4th Co, 27th NZ Machinegun Bn (Rein) [attached] 3rd Platoon, 1st Co, 27th NZ Machinegun Bn 244th Antitank Btry, 84th Antitank Regiment, RA [attached] 5th NZ Infantry Brigade 21st Bn 22nd Bn 23rd Bn 6th NZ Infantry Brigade 24th Bn 25th Bn 26th Bn New Zealand Artillery 4th Field Regiment NZA 5th Field Regiment NZA 6th Field Regiment NZA 7th NZ Antitank Regiment NZA 14th NZ Light AA Regiment NZA Brig H. Kippenburger LtCol Reg Romans Brig W. Gentry Brig Weir
5 New Zealand Engineers LtCol F.M.H. Hanson 6th, 7th, 8th Field Co, 5th NZ Field Park Co, NZ Engineers 27th NZ Machinegun Bn (-) 2nd NZ Division Cavalry Regiment (-) Div HQ, Div Signals, 5th and 6th Field Ambulance 166th Lt Field Ambulance RAMC [attached] 1st Ammunition Co, 2nd Petrol Co, 3rd Supply Co, NZ Army Service Corps 9th Armoured Brigade [attached to 2nd NZ Division] Bde HQ, Bde Sigs, Bde REME Workshop 14th Bn, Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment) (Motor Bn) (-) 3rd Bn, The King s Own Hussars (Rein) A Squadron (Crusaders) B Squadron A Co, 14th Sherwood Foresters A Troop, 31st NZ AT NZ Cav Squadron [Stuarts] The Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry (Rein) A Squadron (Heavy: Grants and Shermans) B Squadron (Light: Crusaders) C Squadron (Heavy: Grants and Shermans) B Co, 14th Sherwood Foresters C Troop, 31st NZ AT NZ Cav Squadron + NZ Cav HQ [Stuarts] The Warwickshire Yeomanry (Rein) A Squadron B Squadron C Squadron (Heavy: Grants and Shermans) C Co, 14th Sherwood Foresters D Troop, 31st NZ AT NZ Cav Squadron [Stuarts] Brig John Currie LtCol Sir Peter Farquhar Maj Michael Eveleigh WIA WIA LtCol Alistair Gibb WIA Lord Cadogan Maj Tim Gibbs WIA Maj Henry Awdrey LtCol Guy Jackson Capt R.M. Dick 6th Field Co, NZ Engineers [attached] 23rd Armoured Brigade Group (194 Valentines) [attached to 2nd NZ Division] Brig G.W. Richards Brigade HQ: RCS, REME Bde Provost, 7th Lt Field Ambulance RAMC 331st and 333rd Co, RASC 295th Field Coy RE 8th RTR (-) [detached to 151st Brigade, 50th Division] 40th RTR (Liverpool) (-) [detached to 9th Australian Division] 46th RTR (Liverpool) 50th RTR (Bristol) (-) [detached to 152nd Brigade, 51st Division] 121st Field Regiment RA (West Riding) 168th Lt AA Bty, RA
6 1st Armoured Division 1st Armoured Division 2nd Armoured Brigade The Queen s Bays 9th Lancers 10th Hussars Kingforce Experimental Group [6 Churchill Tanks] MajGen R. Briggs Brig A.F. Fisher LtCol Alex Barclay LtCol Gerald Grosvenor LtCol Jack Archer-Shee Bde HQ, Bde Signals, Bde REME Workshops 1st Field Sqdn, RE 910th and 925th Co RASC 7th Motor Brigade 2nd Bn, King s Royal Rifle Corps 2nd Bn, Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort s Own) London Rifle Brigade (7th Bn, Rifle Brigade) Special Tank Unit [6 Churchill Tanks] Brig T.J.B. Jimmy Bosville LtCol Victor Buller Turner WIA LtCol Geoffrey Hunt Bde HQ, Bde Signals, Bde REME Workshops 550th Co RASC Royal Engineers LtCol Kenneth McKay
7 10th Armoured Division 10th Armoured Division 8th Armoured Brigade 3rd RTR The Nottinghamshire Yeomanry (Sherwood Rangers) A Squadron The Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment) 1st Bn, The Buffs (Royal East Kent Regiment) [motor regiment] MajGen Alec H. Gatehouse Brig E.C.N. Custance LtCol H.E. Peter Pyman LtCol E.O. Kellett MP Capt Bill McGowan LtCol James Eadie Bde HQ, Bde Signals, Bde REME Workshops 552nd and 911th Co RASC 2nd (Cheshire) Field Squadron RE Royal Engineers 3rd (Cheshire) Field Squadron 141st Field Park Squadron 571st Army Field Co [attached] CRE LtCol Gilbert McMeekan WIA Maj Peter Moore 573rd Army Field Co [attached]
8 50th Northumberland Division 50th Northumberland Division 50th Div Signals 50th Div Provost Royal Army Medical Corps 149th Field Ambulance RAMC 69th Infantry Brigade Bde HQ, Bde Signals, Bde REME Workshop, 522nd Co RASC 5th Bn, The East Yorkshire Regiment (The Duke of York s Own) 6th Bn, The Green Howards (Princess Alexandra s Own Regiment of Yorkshire) 7th Bn, The Green Howards (Princess Alexandra s Own Regiment of Yorkshire) 151st Tyneside Infantry Brigade Bde HQ, Bde Signals, Bde REME Workshop, 524th Co RASC 6th Bn, The Durham Light Infantry 8th Bn, The Durham Light Infantry 9th Bn, The Durham Light Infantry 1st Greek Infantry Brigade Group 1st, 2nd, 3rd Greek Infantry Battalions 1st Greek Field Regiment 1st Greek Field Engineer Co 1st Greek MG Co 1st Greek Field Ambulance 2nd Free French Brigade Group 5th Bn de Marche 11th Bn de March 21st and 23rd North African Antitank Companies 2nd Frend Engineer Company 2nd Bn, 22nd Cheshire Regiment MG Royal Artillery 65th Field Regiment RA 74th (Northumbrian) Field Regiment RA 111th (Bolton) Field Regiment RA 124th (Northumbrian) Field Regiment RA 154th (Leicestershire Yeomanry) Field Regiment RA 25th Light AA Regiment RA 102nd Antitank Regiment RA (Northumberland Hussars) Royal Engineers 233rd Field Co RE 505th Field Co RE 235th Field Park Co RE MajGen J.S. Nichols Maj D. McL. Douglas Col J. Melvin Brig E.C. Cooke-Collis LtCol T.W.G Stansfield Maj Edgar LtCol G.C.P Lance LtCol P.A. Seagrim Brig J.E.S. Percy LtCol W.I. Watson LtCol M.L.P Jackson LtCol A. Clark Col Katsotos LtCol Alessandrie LtCol S.V. Keeling CRA Brig H.R. Hall LtCol J.St.C. Holbrook LtCol Collett White LtCol J. Hill LtCol C.F. Todd LtCol Orme CRE LtCol Lindsay Maj Osborne Maj J. Wood Maj Revers McBreen: 2004
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