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Who we are

Our people

Our greatest asset

We respect the individual with shared bonds, shared values, openness and honesty.

Within the British Army we have different levels of command made up of varying units.

Division

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Contains

3 brigades

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Personnel

10,000

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Commanded by

Major-General

Brigade

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Contains

3-5 battalions (battlegroups)

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Personnel

5,000

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Commanded by

Brigadier

Battlegroup

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Contains

Combined arms unit

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Personnel

700-1,000

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Commanded by

Lieutenant Colonel

Battalion, Regiment

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Contains

4-6 companies

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Personnel

720

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Commanded by

Lieutenant Colonel

Company, Squadron

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Contains

3 platoons

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Personnel

120

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Commanded by

Major

Platoon, Troop

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Contains

3 sections

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Personnel

30

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Commanded by

Captain, Lieutenant or Second Lieutenant

Section

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Contains

2 fire teams

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Personnel

8-10

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Commanded by

Corporal

Fire Team

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Contains

4 individuals

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Personnel

4

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Commanded by

Lance Corporal

Equality and Diversity

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Embracing Diversity

The more diverse a team is, the greater the pool of skills available, and leaders must harness this diversity in order to maximise talent in support of operational effectiveness.

A climate of inclusivity welcomes all individuals to the team, regardless of their background and experience, allowing them to realise their value and encourage maximum contribution to the team. 

What we stand for

Unique and United