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Headline	Redesignation of 1 Div and farewell to Germany
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Copyright holder	© MOD / Crown Copyright, 2011. This image is for current news purposes only and is available for further use under the Open Government licence
Image title	Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivRedesignation of 1 Div and farewell to GermanyThe 1st (United Kingdom) Armoured Division drop ‘Armoured’ from its title and redesignate to 1st (United Kingdom) Division as part of the changes to be implemented under Army 2020.To signify the redesignation of the Division, its achievements and celebrate the occasion there will be a formal parade with approximately 1,000 divisional soldiers participating. In attendance will be a number of former General Officer Commanding 1st (United Kingdom) Armoured Division including the guest of honour General Sir Peter Wall GCB CBE ADC Gen, the current Chief of the General Staff, Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Germany, Sir Simon McDonald, as well as dignitaries from both the German civilian and military communities.In the coming year not only will the Division begin its return to the UK from Germany it will also convert from an Armoured Division into the light-roled Adaptable Force (AF).The AF will be a pool of Regular and Reserve forces that will routinely carry out wider engagements overseas, homeland resilience, have responsibility for public and ceremonial duties in addition to being at readiness to provide further capacity for enduring operations.Ahead of the parade the current General Officer Commanding the Division, Major General James Chiswell CBE MC said “Today is a poignant day as the Division loses the ‘Armoured’ from its title signifying our transition to our new role at the heart of the Adaptable Force but one that also signifies new opportunities as the Army adjusts to meet the security challenges of the future.’ENDSNOTE TO DESKS:MoD release authorised handout images.All images remain crown copyright.Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
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