The act of organizing, grouping, or assembling into brigades; putting soldiers into brigade units.
From brigade (from Italian brigata) + -ing (present participle suffix). This is the ongoing action of military organization.
The brigading of soldiers in World War II created entirely new organizational strategies—suddenly armies needed to think about moving not individuals but coordinated units of 3,000 men.
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