| The bases serve as forward bases for deployments in the Middle East | Belize's neighbour, claimed the territory and there were numerous border disputes |
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| 1704—1991 One infantry battalion, Joint Provost and Security Unit as a part of British Army garrison is provided by an indigenous regiment, the , which has been on the Army regular establishment since the last British battalion left in 1991 | 7 Flight Army Air Corps provides helicopter support to both the Gurkha battalion and the TTB |
Principal facilities are Alexander Barracks at Dhekelia and Salamanca Barracks at Episkopi.
24| The Training Team Brunei TTB is the Army's jungle warfare school, while the small number of garrison troops support the battalion | Currently, under , the Army maintains troops in Camp Souter, and a brigade on 6-monthly rotation in the southern province of , mostly based in and forward operating bases |
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| 1972— and A training centre in the prairie which is provided for the use of British Army and under agreement with the | Three regional brigades, one air assault brigade and |
1982— An infantry company group and an Engineer Squadron Previously a platoon-sized Naval Party acted as the military presence.
27| 1982— An infantry company group and an Engineer Squadron Previously a platoon-sized Naval Party acted as the military presence | At the request of the Belizean government, British troops remained in Belize after independence in 1981 to provide a defence force |
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| 1945—2020 1st UK Armoured Division as part of British forces remained in Germany after the end of the | Troops remain in the region to provide military support and training to the Sierra Leonean government |
In 2009, the then announced British troop numbers in Afghanistan to increase by 500 to a new high of more than 9,500 by late 2009.
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