[2] After re-forming at Twycross in 1947,[3] it became 27 (Heavy) Anti-Aircraft Regiment in 1948[4][unreliable source?]

and moved to Dortmund as part of 1st Army Group Royal Artillery with Corporal SSM missiles in 1961.

[5] It was renamed 27 (Army Missile) Regiment in 1964 and returned to the UK in October 1967.

[6] It then became 27 (Medium) Regiment, Royal Artillery in 1967 and deployed to Lippstadt with M109 as part of 4th Division in 1969.

[7] The Regiment then benefited from the first deployment of M110 alongside M109 becoming as part of 2nd Armoured Division.