AT THE HEART OF THE FIGHTING
Denison Barracks is a British Army military installation near Hermitage, Berkshire. Named after General Sir William Denison, a prominent Royal Engineer, the barracks became the home of the Royal School of Military Survey after the Second World War. The site is now occupied by the 77th Brigade.
British Army Alert After Russians Attempt to Enter Denison Barracks Russian journalists attempted to gain access to Denison Barracks, the headquarters of the 77th Brigade, the Army’s information operations unit. […]
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» Read moreBrigadier Alastair Aitken Recognised in New Year Honours The former commanding officer of the British Army’s 77th Brigade, Brigadier Alaister Aitken OBE was promoted to Commander in the Military Division […]
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