24 Anti-Aircraft Brigade was formed in February 1943 in Ceylon (Sri Lanka). It moved to Burma in February 1945 and followed 33 Indian Corps down Burma (Myanmar) to Rangoon. 24 Anti-Aircraft Brigade was re-named 61 Army Group RA in Jun 1945 and disbanded in the September.
Illustrations of the formation badges under which a unit served or supported are given. This is no guarantee that the unit used this formations badge.
| Feb 43 | Formed at Trincomalee, Ceylon |  | Ceylon Command |
| Feb 45 | Meiktila, Burma |  | 33 Indian Corps |
| May 45 | Rangoon, Burma | | 33 Indian Corps |
| Jun 45 | Re-designated 61 Army Group RA |  | 12 Army |
| Sep 45 | Disbanded | | |
Order of Battle February 1943
| 9 (Punjab) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment (10, 24, 26 Batteries) Indian Artillery |
| 2 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment (5, 6, 8 Batteries) Ceylon Garrison Artillery |
| 43 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (147, 148, 264 Batteries) |
| 74 Light Anti-Aircraft Battery |
| 7 Light Anti-Aircraft Battery Ceylon Garrison Artillery |
| 405 Searchlight Battery |
| 10 Searchlight Battery Ceylon Garrison Artillery |
Order of Battle February 1945
| 5 Indian Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment (12, 13, 14 Batteries) Indian Artillery |
| 2 Indian Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (7, 8, 9 Batteries) |
