This page documents where the Royal Engineer and Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers of 7th Armoured Division were located in the UK prior to embarking for the Normandy Landings
Location | Info Sheet [2] | Multimap | Bing Maps [1] | |
Didlington Hall, Norfolk |
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4th Field Squadron
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Thompson Belt, Didlington, Norfolk
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621st Field Squadron |
Dixon's East Camp, Didlington, Norfolk [5]
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143rd Field Park Squadron
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Black Covert, Didlington, Norfolk [4]
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Didlington Hall, Norfolk |
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7th Armoured Troops Workshop (Re-designated 812th Armoured Troops Workshop September 1944) [6] |
King's Lynn, Norfolk [3]
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22nd Armoured Brigade Workshop |
High Ash Camp, Norfolk
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131st Brigade Workshop |
Hunstanton, Norfolk
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15th Light AA Regiment Workshop |
Morley Hall, nr Wymondham.
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Morley Hall, nr Wymondham.
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Notes:
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[3] Billeted in the town - No specific location know as yet.
[4] Before moving to Blacks Covert an advance party from, 143 Fd Pk Sqn RE was briefly billeted in East Walton, Didlington.
[5] This is also called Dicksons East on some War Diaries.
[6] Re-designated on 28th September 1944.