Vanguard of Victory: 79th Armoured Division
Vanguard of Victory: 79th Armoured Division By David Fletcher
Publisher: Stationery Office Books 1984 | 88 Pages | ISBN: 011290422X | PDF | 18 MB
Publisher: Stationery Office Books 1984 | 88 Pages | ISBN: 011290422X | PDF | 18 MB
A yellow triangle apex down, outlined in black, displaying the head of an aggressive-looking bull with red nostrils and tips to his horns; the device, or Divisional Sign, of the 79th Armoured Division. This beast was in a sense the oft'spring of a full-bodied creature which served to identify the 11th Armoured Division. The connection between the two was Major-General Sir Percy Hobart, an outstanding, outspoken and therefore controversial officer, whose stormy career spanned both World Wars. Commencing as a Royal Hngineer, Hobart translerred lo the 'lank Corps in 1923. The new corps, which was permanently established in September of that year and granted the Royal status a month later, embodied the spirit of progress in the post-war army and thus became a natural magnet for young officers of vision, among whom Hobart was in the van.
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