7 Anti-Aircraft Brigade was formed in Malta in January 1941 to take command of all Anti-Aircraft units on the island. Later a Heavy Anti-Aircraft Brigade was formed with the 7th becoming a Light Anti-Aircraft/Searchlight Brigade. 7 Anti-Aircraft Brigade was re-formed in the UK in 1947 as part of the revised Anti-Aircraft Command.
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.
| Jan 41 |
Malta – formed |
 |
HQ RA Malta |
| May 41 |
Became 7 LAA/ Searchlight Brigade |
|
HQ RA Malta |
| 1947 |
South East England |
 |
1 Group, AA Command |
Order of Battle January 1942
| 32 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (55, 98, 223 Batteries) |
| 65 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (182, 194, 196 Batteries) |
| 74 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (59, 186, 225 Batteries) |
| 3 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Malta Artillery (10, 15, 22, 30 Batteries) |
| 4 Searchlight Regiment Royal Malta Artillery (8, 484 Batteries) |
Order of Battle June-July 1943
| 32 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (55, 98, 223 Batteries) |
| 65 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (182, 194, 196 Batteries) |
| 74 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (59, 186, 225 Batteries) |
| 107 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (351, 353 Batteries) |
| 117 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (383, 384, 385 Batteries) |
| 3 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Malta Artillery (10, 15, 22, 30 Batteries) |
| 4 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Marines (24, 25 Batteries) |
| 4 Searchlight Regiment Royal Malta Artillery (8, 484 Batteries) |
