6 Anti-Aircraft Brigade was formed for the Norway Campaign in March 1940. Returning to the UK, it took over cover of the East Anglian airfields. In May 1943 6 Anti-Aircraft Brigade was re-designated 102 Anti-Aircraft Brigade.
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.
Mar 40 | Harstad, Norway | | |
Jun 40 | RAF Debden | | 2 Anti-Aircraft Division |
Jul 40 | RAF Debden | | 6 Anti-Aircraft Division |
Oct 42 | | | 2 Anti-Aircraft Group |
May 43 | re-designated 102 Anti-Aircraft Brigade | | |
Order of Battle May 1940
51 (London) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment (151, 152, 153 Batteries) |
82 (Essex) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment (156, 193, 256 Batteries) |
55 (Devon) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (163, 164, 165 Batteries) |
56 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (167 Battery) |
3 Light Anti-Aircraft Battery |
10 Army Observer Unit |
Order of Battle 1940-41
12 (Finsbury Rifles) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (34, 35, 36 Batteries) |
49 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (84, 90, 119 Batteries) |
32 (7th London) Searchlight Regiment (328, 329, 330 Batteries) |
33 (St Pancras) Searchlight Regiment (332, 333, 334 Batteries) |
Order of Battle 1941-42
121 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment (385, 387, 388, 413 Batteries) |
34 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (65, 92, 246 Batteries) |
49 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (84, 90, 280, 289, 452 Batteries) |
131 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (432, 433, 434, 435 Batteries) |
32 (7th London) Searchlight Regiment (328, 329, 330, 526 Batteries) |
33 Searchlight Regiment (332, 333, 334, 543 Batteries) |