7th Armoured Division
| 7th Armoured Division | |
 | |
| Information | |
|---|---|
| Datum | 1938 - 1958 |
| Land |  Storbritannien |
| Försvarsgren |  Storbritanniens armé |
| Typ | Pansar |
| Storlek | Division |
| Smeknamn | The Desert Rats |
| Maskot | Springråtta |
| Kända slag och krig | Operation Compass Operation Overlord |
| Befälhavare | |
| Framstående divisionschefer | Percy Hobart William Gott Jock Campbell |
7th Armoured Division var en brittisk pansardivision som sattes upp efter Münchenkrisen. [1][2][3]
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The division's initial insignia was a white circle on a red background, similar to the 7th Division's First World War insignia that was a white circle on a black background. In early 1940, a Jeoboa (a desert rat) was chosen as he symbol of the division and added to the design. This insignia was replaced in 1943.
The division's initial insignia was a white circle on a red background, similar to the 7th Division's First World War insignia that was a white circle on a black background. In early 1940, a Jeoboa (a desert rat) was chosen as he symbol of the division and added to the design. This insignia was replaced in 1943.