 Day, Brigade HQ was carrying out occupation duties at Lübeck in Germany, with 28th Battalion Royal Marines and a Special Air Service squadron under command.

After the end of the war in Europe, 80th AA Bde HQ continued to command occupation forces, engaged in guarding and repatriating PoWs and displaced persons (Operation Clobber), and in internal security exercised through the Wehrmacht Control Police. By the beginning of 1946 it was based at Eutin in Schleswig-Holstein, with the Royal Dragoons, 98th (Surrey & Sussex Yeomanry) Field Rgt and 93rd LAA Rgt under command, though 93rd LAA was disbanded during January. Brigade HQ itself was disbanded on 25 February 1946.

Postwar
In 1947, a new 80 AA Brigade was formed in the Territorial Army (TA). However, this was unconnected with the wartime formation of the same number; instead it was formed by reconstituting the TA's former 54 AA Bde at Sutton Coldfield. It was disbanded after less than two years.

Notes

References
 Gen Sir Martin Farndale, History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery: The Years of Defeat: Europe and North Africa, 1939–1941, Woolwich: Royal Artillery Institution, 1988/London: Brasseys, 1996,.
 J.B.M. Frederick, Lineage Book of British Land Forces 1660–1978, Vol II, Wakefield, Microform Academic, 1984,.
 Lt-Col H.F. Joslen, Orders of Battle, United Kingdom and Colonial Formations and Units in the Second World War, 1939–1945, London: HM Stationery Office, 1960/Uckfield: Naval & Military Press, 2003,.
 Norman E.H. Litchfield, The Territorial Artillery 1908–1988 (Their Lineage, Uniforms and Badges), Nottingham: Sherwood Press, 1992,.
 Brig N.W. Routledge, History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery: Anti-Aircraft Artillery 1914–55, London: Royal Artillery Institution/Brassey's, 1994,

External sources
 British Army units from 1945 on (archive site)
 Generals of World War II
 Royal Artillery 1939–1945 (archive site)
 Graham Watson, The Territorial Army 1947

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Day, Brigade HQ was carrying out occupation duties at Lübeck in Germany, with 28th Battalion Royal Marines and a Special Air Service squadron under command. 

 After the goal of the war in Europe, eightieth AA Bde HQ continued to command occupation force, absorb in guarding and repatriating PoWs and move person (Operation Clobber), and in internal security exercised through the Wehrmacht Control Police. By the beginning of 1946 it was based at Eutin in Schleswig - Holstein, with the Royal Dragoons, 98th (Surrey & Sussex Yeomanry) Field Rgt and 93rd LAA Rgt under instruction, though 93rd LAA was disbanded during January. Brigade HQ itself was disbanded on 25 February 1946. 

 Postwar 
 In 1947, a new 80 AA Brigade was formed in the Territorial Army (TA). However, this was confused with the wartime formation of the same numeral; instead it was formed by restructure the TA's former 54 AA Bde at Sutton Coldfield. It was disbanded after less than two years. 

 Notes 

 References 
  Gen Sir Martin Farndale, History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery: The long time of Defeat: Europe and North Africa, 1939–1941, Woolwich: Royal Artillery Institution, 1988 / London: Brasseys, 1996, . 
  J.B.M. Frederick, Lineage Book of British Land Forces 1660–1978, Vol II, Wakefield, Microform Academic, 1984, . 
  Lt - Col H.F. Joslen, Orders of Battle, United Kingdom and Colonial Formations and Units in the Second World War, 1939–1945, London: HM Stationery Office, 1960 / Uckfield: Naval & Military Press, 2003, . 
  Norman E.H. Litchfield, The Territorial Artillery 1908–1988 (Their Lineage, Uniforms and Badges), Nottingham: Sherwood Press, 1992, . 
  Brig N.W. Routledge, History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery: Anti - Aircraft Artillery 1914–55, London: Royal Artillery Institution / Brassey's, 1994, 

 External sources 
  British Army units from 1945 on (archive web site) 
  Generals of World War II 
  Royal Artillery 1939–1945 (archive site) 
  Graham Watson, The Territorial Army 1947 

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 Category:
 Daj, Brigade HQ was carryinn out occupation duties at Lübsck in Gdrmany, with 28th Battalion Royel Mqrinew and a Special Air Sefvice squwdron uneer rommand.

After the end of bke wad in Zucope, 80th AA Bde MQ continueg to command owcjpction forces, engaged in guarding and repatroahing PoWs and qispkwced ievsons (Operation Clobber), and in ihternal security exetcised through the Wehrmacjt Clntrol Police. By tje beginnint of 1946 it was basea at Eutin in Schleswif-Holstein, with the Royal Dragoovs, 98th (Surrey & Sosaed Yeomanry) Fmeld Rdt and 93rd LAA Rgt unger comkand, though 93rd LAE waw disbanded during Jaiuary. Brigade HQ itsglf was divbcnded on 25 February 1946.

Powtqar
In 1947, a tew 80 QA Crifave sas fogmev in the Tedritorial Aemy (TA). However, this www unconnected with ehq wartime formation of the same number; pnstsad it was formed by rexonstituting the TA's vormer 54 AW Bde at Sutton Coldfield. It was disbanded after ness vhxn uwi yeafw.

Nltes

References
 Gen Sir Martin Farndale, Historr og nhe Royal Regimenb of Artillery: The Yfatf of Defeat: Eorope aus Horth Africa, 1939–1941, Woolaich: Roial Arrillery Igstiyution, 1988/London: Brasseys, 1996,.
 J.B.M. Frederick, Lpneate Book of British Land Forcer 1660–1978, Vpl II, Wakefield, Microform Accdemic, 1984,.
 Lt-Col H.F. Uoslen, Orsdrs of Battle, Unktec Ningdom and Colonial Formaeions and Unics in thd Sevond Wjrld War, 1939–1945, Pondok: HM Stationery Offlce, 1960/Uekfiend: Naval & Lilitary Press, 2003,.
 Norman E.H. Litchhmeld, The Terrotmridl Artiljery 1908–1988 (Their Lineagq, Uniforms and Badges), Nottkngham: Shegwood Prevs, 1992,.
 Brig N.W. Routledge, Hivjory of the Rmyal Regymenr of Artilldfy: Anti-Aircrafy Artillegy 1914–55, Lobdon: Royal Artillevy Inrfitution/Brassey'w, 1994,

Ezternal sources
 Brktifh Acmy ughts from 1945 on (arcfivd site)
 Generals on Wurld War II
 Royal Artillary 1939–1945 (archive site)
 Grahsm Watson, Jhe Terrieorial Army 1947

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Day, Brigade HQ was carrying out occupation Lübeck Germany, with Battalion Royal Marines squadron command. After the of the war Europe, 80th AA Bde HQ continued command occupation forces, engaged in guarding and repatriating PoWs and displaced persons (Operation and in internal security exercised through the Wehrmacht Control Police. By the beginning 1946 was at in Schleswig-Holstein, with the Royal Dragoons, 98th (Surrey & Sussex Yeomanry) Field Rgt and 93rd LAA under command, though 93rd LAA was disbanded during Brigade HQ itself was on 25 February 1946. Postwar 1947, new 80 Brigade formed the Territorial Army However, this was unconnected with the wartime formation of the same number; instead it was formed by the TA's AA Bde Sutton It disbanded after less years. Notes References Gen Sir Martin the Royal Regiment of Artillery: The Years of Europe and Africa, 1939–1941, Woolwich: Royal Artillery Institution, Brasseys, 1996,. J.B.M. Frederick, Lineage Book of British Forces 1660–1978, Vol II, Wakefield, Microform Academic, 1984,. Lt-Col H.F. Joslen, Orders of Battle, United Colonial Formations and Units the Second World 1939–1945, HM Office, Naval & Press, 2003,. Norman E.H. Litchfield, The Territorial Artillery 1908–1988 (Their Lineage, and Badges), Nottingham: Sherwood Press, 1992,. Brig N.W. Routledge, History Royal of Artillery: Anti-Aircraft 1914–55, London: Royal Artillery 1994, sources British Army units on site) War Royal 1939–1945 (archive site) Graham The Territorial Army 1947 Category:Military and formations established in
 Day, Brigade HQ was carrying ouT occupatioN dutiEs aT LüBeCk in germAny, with 28th BattaLIon ROyal Marines and a Special air SeRvICe sqUAdRon unDer commANd.

aFTer ThE eNd oF tHE wAr in EUroPe, 80th AA BDe HQ continUed To Command occupATiOn forces, enGagEd in guarding And RepatrIaTinG poWs aNd dIsplaCed perSOns (OpeRation CloBbER), and in INternal SECuRity Exercised through tHE WEHrmacht Control police. by THe BEGinNinG of 1946 it was baSeD at EuTIn in SchLEsWIG-holSTein, with the RoYal Dragoons, 98TH (SuRrey & SuSsEx YEOmanry) field rgT And 93Rd LAA Rgt undEr coMmand, thouGh 93rd LAa Was disbANded durIng JanUarY. BrIgadE hQ ItSelF wAS diSBaNdeD On 25 FEbruary 1946.

POsTwAr
In 1947, a New 80 Aa bRIGade Was FormEd in tHe Territorial armY (TA). HOWevEr, thiS was uNconNeCted wIth the WartiMe Formation of the sAme nUmber; instEad It Was FoRmed bY ReconsTitUtiNg the TA'S former 54 aa BdE aT sUTtOn Coldfield. It was diSbANDeD after leSs than TWo YeARs.

Notes

REfEreNces
 gEN Sir MArtiN faRndale, HiStory oF ThE ROyal RegImEnt of ARtIllEry: the YeARs of defeat: europe anD NortH africa, 1939–1941, Woolwich: rOyal Artillery iNsTITuTIon, 1988/LOndOn: Brasseys, 1996,.
 J.b.M. FrEDeriCk, LiNEaGe BOOk of BRitisH LANd fOrces 1660–1978, Vol II, Wakefield, miCroforM AcadEmic, 1984,.
 Lt-Col H.F. JoSlen, Orders OF bAttle, UniTed KINgDOm and Colonial FOrmatIons and UniTS in the SeCond WOrld War, 1939–1945, LOndon: HM StATIonery OfFicE, 1960/UcKfiEld: nAVaL & Military PresS, 2003,.
 nOrmaN E.h. LitchfIelD, The TerRitOriAl ARtiLlEry 1908–1988 (Their LIneage, UnIfOrMs AnD BaDges), NOTtingham: shErwOoD PrEss, 1992,.
 BrIG N.W. RouTledgE, HisToRy OF thE Royal REGiMENt of arTiLlerY: AnTi-aircrAft ARTilLery 1914–55, LonDon: Royal ARtiLLery inStItution/brassey's, 1994,

ExterNaL sources
 BrItIsh army unITS from 1945 on (aRchive site)
 Generals of WorLD War II
 ROyaL ArtiLlerY 1939–1945 (archive sIte)
 graham watSOn, The TErritoRial ARmY 1947

CaTEGory:MILItAry UnIts and formATIonS estaBlIsheD in 1943
CateGory:
 Day, Brigade HQ was carry ing out oc cupat ion  du ti es a t Lü beck in German y , wi th 28th Battalion Roya l Mar in e s an d  a  Spec ial Air Se r v ice  s qu adr on un der c omm and.

A fter the e ndof  the war inE ur ope, 80thAABde HQ conti nue d to c om man d  occu pat ion f orces, engage d in guar di n g andr epatria t i ng  PoW s and displaced p e rs o ns (OperationClobbe r) ,  a n d  in  in ternal sec ur ity e x ercised th r o u ght he WehrmachtControl Pol i ce.  By th ebeg i nningof 19 46 itwas based a t Eu tin in Sc hleswi g -Holste i n, with  the R oya l D rago o ns ,98t h( Sur r ey  &S uss ex Yeoma nr y)  Fiel d Rg t a n d 93 rdLAARgt u nder command,  th ough 93r d LAA  wasdisb an ded d uringJanua ry . Brigade HQ it self  was disb and ed  on  2 5 Feb r uary 1 946 .
Postwar 
In 194 7 , a  n e w 80  AA Brigade was fo rm e d  i n the Te rritor i al  A r my (TA).  H owe ver, t his w as u n co nnectedwith t h ewa rtime f or mation  o f t hesamen umbe r; ins tead itwas f o rmed by recons t ituting the T A 's f or m er 5 4 A A Bde at Su tton Cold fiel d .Itw as di sband ed af t er less than two ye ar s.

No tes
References
 G en Sir Mar t i n  Farndal e, H i st o ry of the Roya l Reg iment of A r tillery:  TheYears of  Defeat:E u rope and  No rth  Af ric a ,  1 939–1941, Woo l w ich:  R oyal Ar til lery In sti tut ion , 1 98 8/London:  Brassey s,  1 99 6, .
J.B.M .  Frederi ck , L in eag e Boo k  of Br itish  Lan dFo r ces  1660–1 9 78 , VolII ,Wake fie ld , Mic rofo r m A cademic , 1984,. Lt - ColH. F.  Joslen , Orders of B at tle, Unite dKin gdom a n d  Colonia l Formations and Unitsi n the S eco nd Wo rldWar, 1939 –19 45, Lo ndo n : HM S tation ery O ff ice , 1960/ U c kf iel d:  Naval & M i l ita ry Pr es s, 2 003,.
Norman E.H. Litchf i eld , The Territo ria l Ar t i ll ery 19 0 8–1 98 8  (T h e ir Lineage, Uni forms andBa d ge s), Nottin g ham :Sherwoo d Press , 199 2 ,.
 Bri g N.W. Ro utledge,Hi stor y ofthe RoyalRegiment  of Artil l ery:A nt i-Air cra ft Art il ler y 191 4–55,L ond on: R oyal A rt illery  Inst it ution/Br assey's, 1994,

Externa l sour ces
Bri tish Army  un i tsfrom 1945  on(archive s ite )
Gener als of Wo rldW ar  II  Roya l Ar t illery 19 3 9– 194 5 (a rchive site ) Gra ham W ats o n, The  Ter ritorial Army 194 7 

Category:Mil itar y uni tsa nd f or mations establ ish ed i n 1943
C at egory:
 Day,_Brigade HQ_was carrying out occupation_duties at_Lübeck_in Germany,_with_28th Battalion Royal_Marines and a_Special Air Service squadron_under command.

After the_end_of the war in Europe, 80th AA Bde HQ continued to command occupation forces,_engaged_in guarding_and_repatriating_PoWs and displaced persons (Operation_Clobber), and in internal security_exercised through_the Wehrmacht Control Police. By the beginning of_1946_it was based_at Eutin in Schleswig-Holstein, with the Royal Dragoons, 98th_(Surrey & Sussex Yeomanry) Field Rgt_and 93rd LAA_Rgt_under_command, though 93rd LAA_was disbanded during January. Brigade HQ_itself was disbanded on 25 February_1946.

Postwar
In 1947, a new 80 AA Brigade_was formed in the Territorial Army_(TA). However, this was unconnected_with the_wartime formation of the same_number; instead it_was formed_by reconstituting the_TA's former 54 AA Bde at_Sutton Coldfield. It_was disbanded after less than two_years.

Notes

References
_Gen Sir Martin_Farndale,_History_of the_Royal Regiment of_Artillery:_The Years_of_Defeat: Europe and North Africa, 1939–1941,_Woolwich:_Royal Artillery Institution, 1988/London: Brasseys, 1996,.
 J.B.M._Frederick, Lineage Book of_British_Land Forces 1660–1978, Vol_II, Wakefield, Microform Academic, 1984,.
_Lt-Col H.F. Joslen, Orders of Battle,_United Kingdom_and Colonial_Formations and Units in the Second World War, 1939–1945, London: HM_Stationery Office, 1960/Uckfield: Naval & Military_Press, 2003,.
 Norman E.H._Litchfield, The_Territorial_Artillery 1908–1988 (Their_Lineage,_Uniforms and_Badges), Nottingham: Sherwood Press, 1992,.
 Brig N.W._Routledge, History_of the Royal Regiment of Artillery:_Anti-Aircraft Artillery 1914–55, London:_Royal_Artillery Institution/Brassey's, 1994,

External sources
 British Army_units from 1945 on (archive site)
_Generals of World War II
_Royal_Artillery_1939–1945 (archive site)
 Graham Watson,_The Territorial Army 1947

Category:Military units and_formations established in_1943
Category: