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73 Motorised Brigade was a Formation of 7th Infantry Division (South Africa), a combined arms force consisting of infantry, armour and artillery.
History
= Origin
=19 Brigade
71 Brigade can trace its origins back to a structure in the late 1960s, called 19 Brigade, which was headquartered at the Witwatersrand Command Complex.
On 1 August 1974, through a reorganization of the Army’s conventional force, the name was changed to 73 Motorised Brigade.
Initial Structure
Under this reorganisation, the following units were transferred from Witwatersrand Command to the new command:
Witwatersrand Rifles,
Regiment Oos Rand,
Pretoria Highlanders,
Regiment Vrystaat,
18 Field Squadron,
73 Signal Squadron,
10 Maintenance Unit,
29 Field Workshop and
a Field Ambulance.
Higher Command
73 Motorised Brigade initially resorted under the Chief of the Army until July 1986 but was then transferred to 7 Division. Eventually the entire Brigade resorted under Far North Command.
= Brigade Training and Exercises
=73 Motorised Brigade would generally make use of the General de Wet Training Range, Tempe, near Bloemfontein. Notably 73 Motorised Brigade was involved in Exercise Thunder Chariot, a Divisional exercise held since 1956, at the Army Battle School. Other exercises included:
Exercise Aggressor 1
Exercise Turning Wheel
Exercise Excalibur
Exercise Ysbeer both on Lohatla
= Operational Activation
=As a Citizen Force structure, 73 Motorised Brigade would make use of call-up orders for its personnel to generally report for 3 months service. Headquarters staff would then leave for Tempe near Bloemfontein, where a transfer camp would be established to process troops en route to the operational area in northern South West Africa. Processing of units would include personal documentation, a medical examination, inoculation and the issuing of equipment and weapons. Each unit on completion of the necessary processing, would entrain to the Olienhoutplaat Station for a six-day journey to Grootfontein, the railhead near the Operational Area.
Changes over time
73 Motorised Brigade structure was not static, units were substituted as needs were adapted to Two units arrived in 73 Brigade in 1984, namely Rand Light Infantry and 7 Medium Regiment. By 1986 7 Medium Regiment was transferred under direct control of 7 Division but Regiment Uitenhage was transferred in. In 1989 Rand Light Infantry was transferred to Far North Command while the Pretoria Highlanders was added to the Brigade.
= From a Conventional Brigade to a COIN Brigade =
With the independence of Namibia, the conventional threat dissipated and the Army Command began a process of rationalisation. Brigade headquarters were now focussed on counter-insurgency support to regional commands.
Insignia
Leadership
Brigadier E.L. Bekker 1974
Colonel J.S. van Heerden 1974-1975
Colonel T. Hanekom 1976-1977
Colonel Y. de Bruin 1978-1980
Colonel J.H.E. Aveling 1981-1983
Colonel D.M. Nel 1984-1987
Colonel B. van Heerden 1990
See also
South Africa portal
Notes
References
External links
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7 Division and 17, 18 and 19 Brigades were established on 1 April 1965. Difficulties with manning levels saw the disestablishment of 7 Division on 1 November 1967 and its replacement by the Army Task Force (HQ) and 16 Brigade. On 2 April 1971, a small band of officers (Brigadier Webster, Colonel Klaus Vo…
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73 Motorised Brigade was a Formation of 7th Infantry Division, a combined arms force consisting of infantry, armour and artillery.
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73 Motorised Brigade was a Formation of 7th Infantry Division (South Africa), a combined arms force consisting of infantry, armour and artillery.
73 Motorised Brigade (South Africa) - WIKI 2
73 Motorised Brigade was a Formation of 7th Infantry Division (South Africa), a combined arms force consisting of infantry, armour and artillery.
About: 73 Motorised Brigade (South Africa) - DBpedia Association
73 Motorised Brigade was a Formation of 7th Infantry Division (South Africa), a combined arms force consisting of infantry, armour and artillery.
73 Motorised Brigade (South Africa) - Detailed Pedia
73 Motorised Brigade was a Formation of 7th Infantry Division (South Africa), a combined arms force consisting of infantry, armour and artillery.
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73 Motorised Brigade (73 Mot Bde) [Afr: 73 Gemotoriseerde Brigade (73 Mot Bde)] was established on August 1, 1974 as part of 7 South African Division, a motorised formation.