Desert Rats (informal)

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Desert Rats is the informal nickname of the British Army’s 7th Armoured Division, famed for its exploits in the North African campaign during World War II.

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instanceOf military unit nickname
appliesToBranch British Army
appliesToFormationName 7th Armoured Division
appliesToFormationNumber 7th
appliesToFormationType division
associatedWithAlliedForces Commonwealth forces
associatedWithCampaign North African campaign
Western Desert campaign
associatedWithCommander Alan Cunningham
Bernard Montgomery
Richard O’Connor
linked to: Richard O'Connor
associatedWithEquipment Matilda II infantry tank
Sherman tank
linked to: M4 Sherman tank

cruiser tanks
associatedWithLocation Egypt
Libya
Western Desert
associatedWithUnitType armoured division
conflict Second World War
linked to: World War II
country United Kingdom
engagedInBattle Battle of Gazala
Operation Compass
Operation Crusader
Second Battle of El Alamein
hasAlternativeName The Desert Rats
linked to: Desert Rats
hasCulturalLegacy subject of military memorabilia
subject of war histories
hasMottoOrSymbol jerboa emblem
hasReputationFor armoured warfare expertise
mobility in desert warfare
nicknameLanguage English
notableFor North African campaign
opposedForce Afrika Korps
linked to: German Afrika Korps

Italian Tenth Army
partOf British Eighth Army
refersTo 7th Armoured Division
theaterOfOperations North Africa
usedDuringPeriod World War II

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7th Armoured Division motto Desert Rats (informal)