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A brigade is a military unit.

Brigade may also refer to:

• Brigade (album), a 1990 album by Heart
• Brigade (band), an English rock band
• Brigade (comics), a comic book series published by Image Comics
• Brigade (Marvel Comics), a video game character in Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects
• Brigade (pejorative), a mild term of collective contempt
• Brigade (Soviet collective farm), a labor-force division
• Brigade de cuisine, the hierarchy of the apprentice system in a professional kitchen
• The Brigade: Race to the Hudson, a 2019 American reality television series
• The Brigade, part of St. John Ambulance Canada
• The Brigade, modified name of the California band Youth Brigade (band), used from 1986 to 1987

Online

• Brigade Media, a former civic technology platform
• Brigading (or swarming), coordinated online harassment subject to Twitter suspensions
• Russian web brigades, teams using sockpuppets to promote pro-Putin and pro-Russian propaganda
• Vote brigading, coordinated online action to manipulate debate, reviews etc.

See also

• Youth Brigade (disambiguation)
• Abdullah Azzam Brigades, Arab Sunni Islamist militant group affiliated with Al-Qaeda and the global jihad movement
• Church Lads' and Church Girls' Brigade, Church of England youth organisation with branches in the United Kingdom and many countries
• International Brigades, military units of foreigners in the Spanish Civil War
• Jewish Brigade, a Jewish Infantry Brigade Group of the British Army that served in Europe during the Second World War
• Kansas City Brigade, an Arena Football League team
• Baltimore Brigade, an Arena Football League team, unrelated to the aforementioned Kansas City team
• Red Brigades, Marxist–Leninist vanguard paramilitary organization, based in Italy
• Tank Brigade, a 1955 Czechoslovakian film
• Brigade de cuisine, a hierarchical system of organization for kitchen staff

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