List of army barracks around Aldershot
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Main article: Aldershot Garrison
This is a list of British Army barracks, past and present, near to the town of Aldershot in Hampshire, England, which is credited as being the Home of the British Army.[1]
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Marlborough Lines [edit]
- Blenheim Barracks
- Lille Barracks
- Malplaquet Barracks
- Oudenarde Barracks
- Ramillies Barracks
- Tournay Barracks
Stanhope Lines [edit]
- Albuhera Barracks
- Barossa Barracks
- Buller Barracks
- Clayton Barracks
- Corunna Barracks
- Gibraltar Barracks
- Maida Barracks
- Mandora Barracks
- McGrigor Barracks
Bordon and Longmoor, Hampshire [edit]
- Guadeloupe Barracks
- Louisburg Barracks
- Martinique Barracks
- Quebec Barracks
- RE Lines
- St Lucia Barracks
- Longmoor Military Camp
Wellington Lines [edit]
- Beaumont Barracks (South Cavalry Barracks)
- Warburg Barracks (East Cavalry Barracks)
- Willems Barracks (West Cavalry Barracks)
- Waterloo Barracks (East Artillery Barracks)
- Waterloo Barracks (West Artillery Barracks)
- Badajos Barracks (West Infantry Barracks)
- Salamanca Barracks (Central Infantry Barracks)
- Talavera Barracks (East Infantry Barracks)
Montgomery Lines [edit]
- Arnhem Barracks
- Bruneval Barracks
- Normandy Barracks
- Rhine Barracks
1960s Barracks [edit]
- Browning Barracks (Para Depot)
- Buller Barracks (RASC/RCT/RLC)
- Duchess of Kent Barracks (Women's Royal Army Corps)
- Hammersley Barracks (Army Physical Training Corps)
- Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps (QARANC)
- St Omer Barracks (ACC/Royal Logistics)
- Parsons Barracks (Home of Soldier Magazine)
Other Barracks [edit]
- Inkerman Barracks
- Leipzig Barracks
- Pinehurst Barracks (Elles Barracks from 1934)
- South Minden, Dettingen, Alma & Frith Barracks
- Queen Elizabeth Barracks (Boyce Barracks) - Crookham
