38th (Irish) Infantry Brigade - Current Structure

Current Structure

  • Northern Ireland Garrison Support Unit
  • 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Regiment (27th (Inniskilling), 83rd, 87th & Ulster Defence Regiment)
  • 152 (Ulster) Transport Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps
  • The Queen's University Officers' Training Corps
  • 38 (Irish) Brigade Regional Training Centre
  • 591 (Independent) Field Squadron, Royal Engineers
  • 32 Army Education Centre
  • 38 (Irish) Brigade Signal Troop
  • 1st Battalion Army Cadet Force
  • 2nd Battalion Army Cadet Force

Units supporting 38 (Irish) Brigade:

  • B (North Irish Horse) Squadron, Queen's Own Yeomanry (Formation Reconnaissance) - 15 (North East) Brigade
  • 206th (Ulster) Battery 105th Regiment Royal Artillery (Volunteers) - 51 (Scottish) Brigade
  • 40 Signal Squadron, 32 (Scottish) Signal Regiment - 2 (National Communications) Signal Brigade
  • 204 (North Irish) Field Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps - 2nd Medical Brigade
  • 253 (North Irish) Medical Regiment, Royal Army Medical Corps - 102 Logistic Brigade
  • Detachment 243 Provost Company 5 Regiment RMP - 102 Logistic Brigade
  • Detachment 52 (Volunteer) Company, Intelligence Corps - 1st Military Intelligence Brigade

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