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Paragraph PART ONE INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1.

2. Section - I.

II. III. IV.

CHAPTER 3. Section I.

II. III.

PART TWO CHAPTER 4. Section I.

II. III. IV.

CHAPTER 6.

Section I. II.

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INTRODUCTION TO AGGRESSOR ORDER OF BATTLE 1-1 HISTORY OF AGGRESSOR CAMPAIGNS Introduction 2-1 Aggressor Campaigns in Europe and Middle East 2-2 Aggressor Campaigns in North and South America 2-4 Aggressor Activities in Asia 2-7 AGGRESSOR INSURGENT WARFARE IN PATRIA LIBERATA Background of Aggressor Insurgent Activities 3-1 Organization of the Insurgency in Patria Liberata (1965-71) 3-4 Expansion of the Insurgency in Patria Liberata 3—24 ORGANIZATIONAL HOLDINGS REGIONAL COMMAND ATLANTICO General 4-1 Army Group ST LAURENCO 4-4 Army Group GOLFO 4-11 Army Group KARIBO 4-18 REGIONAL COMMAND PACIFIKO General 5-1 Army Group KALIFORNIO 5-4 Army Group KOLUMBIO 5-11 REGIONAL COMMAND AZIO General 6-1 Army Group BIRMO 6—4 Army Group JAVO 6-11 Army Group MALA JO 6-16 REGIONAL COMMAND NOVAKOMMANDO General 7-1 Army Group NORDO 7-4 Army Group SUDO 7-14 Army Group OCCIDENTO : 7-20 REGIONAL COMMAND HEJMKOMMANDO General 8-1 Army Group ALARMO 8—4 Army Group FLUGO 8-10 Army Group ORIENTO 8-18 Army Group VIGLIO 8-25 GENERAL1 HEADQUARTERS (GHQ) UNITS 9-1 REFERENCE DATA

PERSONALITIES 10-1 CODE NAMES 11-1 DOCUMENTS AND CODE NUMBERS Documents 12-1 Code Numbers 12-3 Code Numbers 12-5 INDEX OF ALL IDENTIFIED UNITS

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PART ONE

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION TO AGGRESSOR ORDER OF BATTLE

1-1. Purpose and Scope a. This manual provides published order of

battle (OB) information on the Aggressor Armed Forces and insurgent forces. It is intended for use in developing Aggressor order of battle data for all types of training exercises and as an aid to training in order of battle intelligence for general, limited, and insurgent type wars. It com- plements FM 30-102 which is designed as a training vehicle for operations concerning all intensity- type wars. The guidelines contained herein are recommended for use by those units or activities responsible for the preparation of an order of battle book for actual operations. Master order of battle files containing additional OB on all Aggressor units are maintained by the US Army Intelligence Center and School (USAICS), Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Exercise directors, scenario writers, and service school instructors for the Department of the Army (DA) or United States Continental Army Command (CONARC) directed exercises and instruction are invited to con- tact the USAICS for necessary additional elements of Aggressor order of battle which do not appear in this manual.

b. Users of this manual are encouraged to sub- mit recommended changes and comments to im- prove this publication. Comments should be keyed to the specific page, paragraph, and line of the text in which the change is recommended. Reasons should be provided for each comment to insure understanding and complete evalua- tion. Comments should be prepared using DA Form 2028 (Recommended Changes to Publica- tions) and forwarded direct to the Commander, US Army Intelligence Center and School, ATTN: Office of Doctrine Development, Litera- ture and Plans, Fort Huachuca, Arizona 85613.

c. Users are further requested to forward copies of any locally developed order of battle studies which expand on the contents of FM 30-103. The development of additional or special- ized Aggressor forces, local supplements to the Aggressor Field Manuals, and exercise after- action reports relating to enemy forces will greatly assist in monitoring the employment of Aggressor as well as provide a basis for future revisions of the field manual.

d. Personnel using this manual are reminded that FM 30-103 is designed as a guide to assist in planning for the employment of enemy forces in training exercises and service school instruction. Users are encouraged to modify information delineated to meet local conditions and to stimulate participant interest. Additionally, personnel should also be familiar with FM 30-102 which outlines the employment of Aggressor as a maneuver enemy.

1-2. Abbreviations not listed in AR 310—50

Acq Acquisition AG Army Group AGA Army Group Alarmo AGB Army Group Birmo AGF Army Group Flugo AGG Army Group Golfo AGJ Army Group Javo AGK Army Group Karibo AGKL Army Group Kalifornio AGKO Army Group Kolumbio AGM Army Group Malajo AGN Army Group Nordo AGOG Army Group Occident» AGOR Army Group Oriento AGS Army Group Sudo AGSL Army Group St. Laurence AGV Army Group Viglio

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F Fusilier Ftr Fighter Bmr Bomber G/A General of Army G/AA General of Army Air G/AD General of Air Division G/A’s General of Armies G/Air General of Air G/B General of Brigade G/D General of Division Inten Intendance (Supply) Jng Jungle mm Millimeter Mtn Mountain Mtr Motorized RC Regional Command RCA Regional Command Atlántico RCAZ Regional Command Azio RCH Regional Command Hejmkommando RCN Regional Command Novakommando RCP Regional Command Pacifiko Rfl Rifle U/I Unidentified VAM Vice Air Marshal

1—3. Definitions Terms common to Aggressor order of battle are listed and explained in the remainder of this chapter. Other terms used by Aggressor may be found in the glossary of FM 30-102.

a. General Headquarters (GHQ) Units. These units, which comprise those ground and air force elements designated as the strategic reserves, are directly subordinate to the Ministry of Armed Forces. Their primary purpose is to provide a combat-ready strategic reserve to be used as the Minister of Armed Forces may direct. GHQ units may be transferred to the regional commands or army groups to replace units which have been withdrawn for reorganization, refitting, or re- training, as well as to reinforce existing army groups. In addition to the type of units normally found in operational regional commands, GHQ has such special type units as long range surface- to-surface (SSM) and surface-to-air (SAM) units presently integrated in the overall Home- land defense scheme.

b. Regional Command. It is organized to control operations in a particular area and consists of two or more army groups. The regional command is directly subordinate to the Ministry of the Armed Forces.

c. Army Group. Although any organizational structure is possible, it normally consists of two combined arms armies, one tank army, an air

army, one artillery division, one airborne division, one SSM division, two SAM brigades, and army group support units. The army group is usually part of a regional command but may be directly subordinate to the Ministry of Armed Forces.

d. Army. There have been three types of armies identified. Combined arms armies usually consist of two motorized rifle divisions, one tank division, one SAM brigade, one SSM brigade, two mixed artillery brigades, an antitank regiment, and army support units. Tank armies usually consist of two or more tank divisions, one SAM brigade, one SSM brigade, a heavy tank regiment, and army support unit. Air armies normally consist of two fighter divisions, two bomber divisions, two ground attack divisions, helicopter regiments, air transport regiments and other support units. Armies are usually directly subordinate to an army group. In practice it has been found that the composition of Aggressor armies varies widely in time and place.

e. Task Force. Aggressor occasionally forms special purpose task forces to conduct operations in a specific area or to accomplish a specific mission. The size and composition of these forces varies with the type of mission, terrain, and expected duration of operations.

/. Division, and Lower Level Units. These units have a fixed organization which varies only between types. Detailed organization is depicted in FM 30-102. There seems to be a recent trend to vary the equipment of otherwise standard divisions to adapt them for use in special environments. A case in point is the tank division employed in Southeast Asia which as replaced medium tanks with the new TYPRANT light tank.

1—4. Types of Units and Designation System a. Types of Units. The branch and/or type of

a unit is usually reflected in the unit designation. Example: 1 Tank Army, 10 Bomber Division, 20 Propaganda Company, 15 Rifle Division {Mount- ain). For types of Aggressor military units, see FM 30-102 or the index of this manual. The term Fusilier, a designation of elite troops, is awarded to any type of division size or smaller (except airborne, already considered elite), which distinguishes itself in battle. Fusiler is used in combination with the unit designation. Example: 14 Fusilier Artillery Division. Fusilier units may be also designated by utilization of the letter F in place of the entire word Fusilier. Example: 13

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F Motorized Rifle Division, 2 F Heavy Tank Regi- ment. All subordinate elements of any unit bear- ing the Fusilier designation are also considered as elite, although the designation does not appear in the title of the subordinate element. Example: The fact that the 15th Motorized Rifle Regiment is subordinate to the 6th F Motorized Rifle Divi- sion establishes that regiment as elite. The Fusilier designation may be awarded to a particular subordinate unit of a major organization. Example: The 3d Motorized Rifle Division may have one of its regiments designated as Fusilier.

h. Designation System. Any language may appear in the designation of Aggressor units. De- signation patterns are noticeable although no rule is established that will apply to all cases.

(1) Regional Commands. There are five identified Regional Commands in the Aggressor military establishment. These are designated by region name or function.

(2) Army Groups. At least 15 Army Groups have been identified. They are designated by the area name or function. Generally, the name will be preceded by the letters AG. Example: AG GOLFO.

(3) Armies. Armies are designated by com- binations of Arabic numerals and letters denoting the type of army. Abbreviations are commonly used in the designations. The following list re- flects the types of armies identified, the abbreviation used, and the lowest and highest numbers identified.

Loweèt Highe at Type of army Abbreviation number number

Combined Arms Army CAA 1 49 Tank Army TK A 1 50 Air Army Air A 1 32

(4) Task Force. These forces are usually designated as Combined Task Force followed by a word denoting either the environment or the geographic area of expected employment. Ex- ample: Combined Task Force Schnee was formed in 1949 for operations in Alaska.

(5) Divisions. All divisions are designated by Arabic numerals and the branch, mission, or type of equipment. Each type of division is numbered in its own series probably beginning with the number 1, thus rifle divisions have one separate series for mountain and one for jungle divisions.

(6) Brigades, Regiments, and Battalions. These units are designated by Arabic numerals and branch, mission or type of equipment. How-

ever, motorized rifle, tank, and air battalions organic to regiments are numbered consecutively within each regiment beginning with the Arabic numeral 1, thereby necessitating inclusion of the parent unit designation in order to fully identify the specific battalion. Example: 1st Motorized Rifle Battalion, 15th Motorized Rifle Regiment; 3d Tank Battalion, 301st Tank Regiment; 2d Fighter Battalion, 3d Fighter Regiment.

(7) Companies and Batteries. Designation is effected by Arabic numberals and/or branch, mission or type of equipment. Companies and batteries not organic to battalions are numbered separately. Motorized rifle, tank, artillery and air companies/batteries organic to battalions are numbered consecutively within each battalion beginning with the Arabic numeral 1. Positive identification of a given company must therefore include the designation of the battalion and regiment. Example : 1st Motorized Rifle Company, 3d Motorized Rifle Battalion, 101st Motorized Rifle Regiment; 1st Battery, 2d Howitzer Battalion, 341st Artillery Regiment.

(8) Platoons, Sections, and Squads. Desig- nations are by Arabic numerals and/or branch, mission or type of equipment, much the same as for companies, batteries and like units.

c. Miscellaneous. (1) An interesting feature is noticed in the

designation of certain artillery units. All identified artillery units carrying the designation of gun-howitzer are equipped with an artillery piece which has the capabilities of a field gun as well as the high angle fire of a howitzer.

(2) Headquarters units and service units have no numerical designation. They are identified by reference to their parent unit, i.e., Service Battalion, 9th Fusilier Motorized Rifle Division; Headquarters, Battery, 9th Motorized Rifle Divi- sion Artillery, 9th Fusilier Motorized Rifle Divi- sion.

1-5. Recapitulation

The following is a recapitulation of identified major units by type showing the regional command in which they have been identified. The numerical designations of all units listed below have not necessarily been identified. However, the existence of these units in the regional commands indicated is firm. Parenthetical figures denote the estimated number of additional units believed to be in the regional commands.

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CHAPTER 2

HISTORY OF AGGRESSOR CAMPAIGNS

Section I. INTRODUCTION

2-1. General

a. This chapter provides background on Ag- gressor activities in General War/High Intensity conflicts, Limited War/Mid-Intensity conflicts, and Insurgent Type/Low Intensity conflicts.

b. There are three sections based on geographical divisions. Section II depicts Aggressor campaigns in Europe and the Middle East. Para- graphs 2-2 and 2-3 describe Aggressor campaigns in North and South America. Paragraphs 2-4

through 2-6 provide background information of Aggressor activities in Asia.

c. The dates assigned to the Aggressor campaigns listed in this chapter are provided to establish a historical background for training in Aggressor Order of Battle. However, to maintain realism during Aggressor exercises, it is suggested that designated campaign dates be periodically readjusted to reflect a more current time frame and to stimulate player interest.

Section II. AGGRESSOR CAMPAIGNS IN EUROPE AND MIDDLE EAST

2-2. Campaigns 1954—1960

a. During 1954 and 1955, with the development of a strong military establishment supported by a renovated and productive economy. Aggressor inaugurated its ambitious plan for world domina- tion by attacking the nations south of the Home- land. Aggressor conquered these nations after intense fighting. The presence of the Aggressor army in the subjugated nations enabled native Circle Trigonists to seize top governmental positions and request annexation to the Aggressor nation as satellite states. New army groups were established to command the armed forces in these territories and to conscript and train recruits from these areas. No other major campaigns were fought in Europe from 1955 to 1959.

b. In January 1959, Aggressor launched an offensive in Western Europe supported by nuclear missile attacks. On 14 May, Allied Forces employ- ing nuclear weapons counterattacked on a wide front and drove Aggressor back to the original point of departure. In June, Aggressor trained statellite forces launched a series of strong attacks supported by nuclear and chemical weapons in an attempt to seize the northeastern coastal area of the Mediterranean Sea. Extensive use of guerrilla units created serious problems in the

Allied rear areas and it was not until August that NATO forces were able to halt the satellite armies. Aggressor regular forces were then committed, making extensive use of nuclear weapons and chemical agents. Further nuclear exchanges brought about a stalemate in Europe which lasted well into 1960.

c. In March 1960, AG SUDO assumed responsibility for the front extending along the Danube River and began replacing satellite army units with Aggressor regular forces. NATO directed its commanders to launch attacks against the withdrawing satellite forces. On 14 March, the Allies crossed the Danube River on a wide front and drove northeastward, surprising the Aggres- sor forces. Suffering heavy losses, AG SUDO was not able to mount a successful counteroffensive. AGs OCCIDENTO and NORDO were directed to take over the positions formerly held by AG SUDO. At dawn on 18 November, following intensive preparation, Aggressor launched a major counteroffensive. Simultaneously, guerrillas initiated a major campaign to sever all Allied supply lines. These actions forced the Allies to withdraw southward. The Aggressor’s advance continued, but at a slower pace because of length- ened supply lines and mounting casualties. On

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2-3. H%11—Hf— a. By October 1961, KROSTYCHOVIC knew

that the continental US and insular campaigns had been stalemated and had failed in their goals. Personally calling in the Minister of the Armed Forces he ordered the European continent to be wiped clean of the US and Allied forces. Accord- ingly, the Aggressor ground forces east of the Elbe River, which had already been increased to two Army Groups (OCCIDENTO and NOR- DO), exploded into a general offensive. Continu- ing pressure by the Aggressor forces slowly forced the Allied Armies to withdraw westward, but the liberal use of nuclear and chemical weapons by the Allies, coupled with their retention of air superiority and a detemined ground defense, brought the Aggressor’s advance to a standstill in early November 1962. On 11 November, NATO forces opened a counteroffensive which, by 26 November, forced a general retreat of Aggressor troops. Simultaneously, a large scale counterguerrilla campaign was launched against Aggres- sor guerrilla regiments inflicting heavy casualties and severely limiting their operational capabilities. By 7 December, the Allies regained their original positions along the western edge of the former buffer zone. Faced with the task of forcing a passage through the heavy defenses on the Aggressor side, and at the same time bolstering

the Balkans front, the NATO powers decided to halt their offensive and revert to a defensive posture. Thus developed the undeclared “cease fire” between Aggressor and NATO in Europe which lasted for two years.

b. On 23 January 1965, AGs OCCIDENTO and NORDO supported by satellite armies, re-opened hostilities against the NATO forces in Europe, with a large-scale offensive that drove the NATO forces into defensive positions in France. The extensive use of nuclear weapons by NATO, coupled with abortive revolutions in two satellite countries in 1968, forced Aggressor back to its original lines and, in January 19 , resulted in the adoption of the present uneasy truce with NATO on the European continent.

c. In the meantime, Aggressor organized guerrilla activities broke out throughout the Middle East. Terrorist acts and sabotage incidents were reported in Syria, Iran, Lybia, and Saudi Arabia; it was suspected that a new guerrilla Regional Command had been established in Kuwait under Major H. Muhammet SAUD. Concurrently, in North Africa, troops of RC HEJMKOMMAN- DO’s AG VIGLIO were sent to the United Arab Republic as advisors.

d. Since February 19 , Aggressor organized guerrilla activities have reached civil war stages in Saudi Arabia, Iran and Lybia. RC HEJMKOM- MANDO openly supports these “liberation wars” economically, logistically, and militarily.

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a. In late 1956, the Aggressor High Command turned its attention to the American theater. Aided by agents and sympathizers, Aggressor seized the Antilles chain of islands and the Pana- ma Canal.

b. Aggressor’s determination to conquer the North American continent resulted in a second campaign in the fall of 1957. Aggressor forces invaded and overran portions of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. After suffering a series of defeats, the Aggressor forces were evacuated to their Antilles bases. In the meantime, they had launched a combined amphibious, airborne, and air offensive across the Atlantic Ocean. By February 1958, Aggressor held all of New England and the St. Lawrence River area.

c. In the spring of 1959, the United States launched a limited attack against Aggressor Caribbean installations. On 2 March, two joint amphibious US forces landed on the Island of Vieques, destroyed submarine pens there and at nearby San Juan, Puerto Rico, and then withdrew. In May 1959, Aggressor executed an airborne invasion of the Southeastern United States and seized Pope Air Force Base and Fort Bragg, both in North Carolina. Strong US reinforcements compelled Aggressor to withdraw. At the same time, Aggressor launched an amphibious attack against the Hawaiian Islands. By June, Ag- gressor was in control of the entire island group. The United States organized an amphibious task force which assaulted Oahu on 25 October and completely recaptui'ed the islands by mid-Novem- ber. While in possession of the Hawaiian Islands, the Aggressor High Command decided to use them

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as a spring-board for an Alaskan invasion. On 4 October 1959, Aggressor Combined Task Force SCHNEE departed from Hilo, Hawaii, and made an amphibious landing in the vicinity of An- chorage, Alaska. Subsequent combined operations of the US and Allied forces drove Aggressor from the Alaskan mainland to bases in the Aleu- tian Islands.

d. In 1960, Aggressor renewed its attack on the continental United States. On 1 February, it launched a successful airborne and amphibious invasion of Florida and directed a second joint airborne and amphibious attack against the area of Fort Bragg and Wilmington, North Carolina. In April, the United States regained air superiority over this sector and the US ground forces launched successful counterattacks. By the end of May, the Aggressor invasion of Florida had been stopped along the general line of Jackson- ville-Tallahasse-Apalachicola.

2-5. Campaigns 1961—1965 a. The year 1961 saw Aggressor again attack-

ing the United States in a series of campaigns. A reinforced combined arms army made a successful landing in the Charleston, South Carolina area in February. In May, Aggressor forces launched a major offensive west and southwest along the St. Lawrnece River Valley and made airborne and amphibious landings in Texas. By the end of June, most of the state of Texas was in Aggressor hands. However, during the latter part of 1961, the Aggressor armies were forced to withdraw in the Carolinas and only retained control over a narrow coastal strip. In eastern Texas, after a short but intense battle, during which both sides employed tactical nuclear weapons, Aggressor pulled its troops back on a line of Wicita Falls-Fort Worth-Galveston.

b. In March 1962, Aggressor established beachheads on the western coast of the United States. By late July, they had occupied the states of Oregon and California. Aggressor resumed the offensive both in the Carolinas and Texas, making substantial progress initially. Late in 1962, US forces mounted counteroffensives and the Aggressor forces were forced back to their original lines in the Carolinas while they maintained their gains in the South, holding on to eastern Texas and portions of western Louisiana.

c. The Agggressor High Command, in consultation with the Triumvirate drafted a plan for a general offensive in the American theater. Ag-

gressor armies moved out of the Texas-Louisiana area on 3 August 1963 heading north. By mid- November, Aggressor reached a line along the Arkansas River. On 7 December, a US counteroffensive drove Aggressor back to the confines of Texas.

d. US forces on 23 May 1964, made amphibious landings on the Atlantic coast of Panama and air-transported landings on the Pacific Coast of that country. These raids were successful in destroying Aggressor supplies and equipment, and in neutralizing the immense staging areas for Ag- gressor troops preparing for commitment in the continental United States. At the same time, US forces attacked the Carolina lodgement area and by 27 September the Aggressor forces had withdrawn almost to the beaches in the Carolinas. On 4 October, the President of the United States ordered a general offensive against the Aggressor forces in Texas. The offensive was unsuccessful.

e. Reinforced by large numbers of recruits, Aggressor armies launched an offensive westward from the Carolina beachheads. By 15 March 1965, they had captured large segments of Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi. A link-up was effected with the armies in the Florida and the Texas- Louisiana areas. A US counteroffensive succeeded in clearing Aggressor out of Alabama and Mis- sissippi, separating once more AG GOLFO and AG KARIBO. In August, the US staged an all- out attack against the Panama Canal Zone, forcing Aggressor to evacuate to the Antilles. To offsét this American victory, Aggressor launched airborne nuclear attacks against the US Air Force bases in Alaska. This was followed up on 29 October, by reinforced airborne brigades drop- ping on Fairbanks and then proceeding along the Alaskan highway in a southeasterly direction. Aggressor, hampered by inadequate logistical support was forced to withdraw after a US forces victory south of the Big Delta. Subsequently, several large battles were fought in the Texas- Louisiana area, and many minor engagements occurred in the St. Lawrence River area; but Aggressor made no appreciable gains.

2-6. Campaigns 1966—19—

a. In April 1966, Aggressor launched a major offensive on all fronts in the continental United States. AG GOLFO was initially committed northward, and succeeded in pushing well into Oklahoma before an all-out air offensive by US bomber groups, coupled with heavy rains which

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caused flash flooding on all major routes, stopped its advance. AG ST. LAURENCO was ordered to move southwesterly, while AG KOLUMBIO was ordered to break out of the Fairbanks- Wainwright-Eielson airhead and drive southward along the Richardson Highway toward Tol- sona Lake. After initial successes, the Aggressor offensive was met by forceful US counterat-1

tacks and was finally halted on all fronts. In June 1966, RC ATLANTICO ordered AG GOLFO to strike westward from the Texas-Louisiana areas in an attempt to link-up with AG KALIFORNIO which was attacking eastward under orders from RC PACIFIKO. Both army groups made successful 200 km, advances. During July, while Ag- gressor forces were still advancing successfully, KROSTYCHOVIC decided to regain the Panama Canal. AG KARIBO forces were selected to make this attempt. Only light resistance was encountered by Aggressor forces until they reached the Rio Hato area where STRAC and South American reinforcements halted the offensive. By mid-August, the Aggressor force was compelled to retreat to the Antilles. In mid-September US airborne forces, supported by nuclear air- strikes, were dropped on the Arizona-New Mexico border and the Aggressor forces involved were forced to withdraw. On 19 September 1966, AG ST. LAURENCO was engaged in a large tank battle near Watertown, New York. Nuclear and chemical warheads were freely exchanged, and the Aggressor forces retreated along the entire line. On 4 October 1966, a reinforced US airborne brigade intercepted AG KOLUMBIO’s 7th army as it attempted to cross the West Fork of the Gulkana River. Rapid reinforcement of the US forces caused Aggressor to abandon the attack. Continuation of the US counteroffensive to destroy the airheads was precluded by the neces- sity to redeploy major reinforcing elements to meet Aggressor offensives in the St. Lawrence, Carolinas and Central European areas.

b. The only continental US campaign in 1967 took place in the Carolinas. Aggressor ordered RC ATLANTICO to launch a major offensive northward from the southeastern lodgement area to seize Washington, D.C. On 5 August, AG KARIBO struck US troop and supply concentra- tions in North Carolina with aircraft and missile- delivered nuclear weapons. After making rapid initial advances, Aggressor was halted by stubborn defensive positions. Major US combat units were redeployed into the new battle zone; since the US counterattacks were threatening to cut off

the attacking elements, Aggressor began a withdrawal southward on 15 October and by Christ- mas 1967 was again contained within its defensive positions in the lodgement area.

c. With the end of Aggressor's campaigns against the US in December 1967, an undeclared “cease fire” developed between the two nations along the border of the lodgement areas on the North American continent. There were no major military campaigns during the next year.

d. In February 1968 (acting, it is believed, on the advice of Marshall LODER), KROSTYCH- OVIC resumed offensive activity in the Americas by sending high-ranking political and military advisors into Colombia and Venezuela. It was ru- mored that Colonel Ramon GUTIERREZ, re- nowned guerrilla leader and expert on Latin American affairs, had been transferred from Cuba to Panama and was organizing guerrilla forces in the hills of Colombia.

e. On 2 April 19 , Aggressor resumed the offensive in the US. AG KALIFORNIO moved eastward. Simultaneously, AG GOLFO sent its 5th Army northward out of Texas. Mean- while, a new northwestern US campaign swung into action with AG KOLUMBIO sending amphibious and airborne units into the Bellingham- Tacoma coastline of the state of Washington. By 29 April Aggressor held a line extending from Sumas, on the north, southward through Coulee City to Kennewick. Despite aggressive US resistance, Aggressor continued to push slowly forward.

/. On 1 May, AG ST. LAURENCO and AG KARIBO emerged from their lodgement areas and within a short time, bu means of air and missile attacks, had flattened several Middle At- lantic cities. Their ground forces wiped out all resistance, occupied all the New England area pushing well into New York State and completed the occupation of North Carolina. For the first time, the US was on the defensive on all fronts.

g. On 3 June, US military forces began a mas- sive counteroffensive. Missiles armed with nuclear warheads were unleashed against Aggres- sor’s 15th, 9th, 2d, and 10th Air Armies, eliminating their capability for close air support and resupply. In immediate followup actions, the US forces dropped airborne troops well behind the Aggressor lines of communications. After an intensive artillery preparation, US armor and infantry units penetrated Aggressor frontlines. Ag- gressor was forced to begin retrograde operations.

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h. In the weeks that followed, the Aggressor units sustained heavy losses in manpower and equipment, and by the end of July they were again contained in their lodgement areas. AG ST. LAUT RENCO and AG KOLUMBIO lost upwards of 60 percent of their combat troops and equipment. AGs KARIBO,. GOLFO, and KALIFORNIO lost up to 40 percent of their resources.

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i. AGs KOLUMBIO and KALIFORNIO returned to thq lodgement areas in Alaska and the Aleutian Islands, and AG ST. LAURENCO was moved to the Antilles. However, AG KARIBp recaptured Panama. AG GOLFO withdrew1 to Monterrey, Mexico, and stationed its armies along the Texas-Mexico border.

j. Since July 19 , Aggressor guerrilla forces in the US have reverted from open warfare to isolated acts of terrorism on selected targets. Dynamite charges were exploded at the Penta- gon, the US Capitol building, and the City Halls of New York, Boston, and Los Angeles during the summers of 19 and 19 !

k. Colonel Ramon GUTIERREZ expanded his activities in South America, establishing several

military training centers in Chile and Uruguay in May 19 , with the assistance of a Cuban based officer cadre. Guerrilla activities were expanded in Colombia and initiated in the Domini- can Republic in June 19 from base camps in Haiti and Cuba. Hostilonia’s attempt to expand its area of influence to Latin America, in com- petition with the Aggressor Homeland, became quite evident by the presence of the technical and military advisors furnished to- the insurgents, as well as the marked increase in their logistical support of the operations.

l. New civil disturbances were created in the United States by two civil groups suspected of being organized or infiltrated by Aggressor: the FREE STUDENTS led by Max SCHMIDT and the AMCITS (AMERICAN CITIZENS’ TRUE SOCIALISM), a conglomerate of factions led by ABDUL JONES.

m. US intelligence agencies believe that the Homeland is' preparing for another major offensive in the US; some intelligence sources state that Aggressor is now fully prepared, and coiild stage this offensive at any time-

Section IV. AGGRESSOR ACTIVITIES IN ASIA

2-7. 19SO-1968

q. Aggressor embarked on a series of campaigns to “liberate” several of the countries in Southeast Asia. By late October 1950, Aggressor had seized North Vietnam and portions of Laos and South Vietnam. Due to thé major campaigns in Europe and the continental US, both the US and Aggressor minimized the activities throughout the world from 1950 until 1968.

b. In April 1959, the Aggressor High Command rendered a progress report to the Triumvirate. The report, dealing with Southeast Asia, in es- sence, stated that during the period from 1951 through 1958, Aggressor had consolidated its gains in the area by massing large stocks of military equipment and training the satellite armies in each of the subjugated nations. In August 1958, a major guerrilla campaign using both Aggressor and satellite forces had opened in Ma- laya, Indonesia, and the Philippines to overthrow the established governments and subvert those countries to the Aggressor cause. The'report ended by stating that because of US intervention the progress of the guerrilla campaigns had been slowed down by January 1959.

c. In January 1965, Aggressor and its satellite forces commenced a pushing drive in Southeast Asia. Supported by concentrated aircraft bom- bardmentsi the Armies of RC AZIO crossed the border from Cambodia into Thailand, capturing the city of Bangkok. Inside Thailand, Aggressor and its satellite forces sped from Singora on the highway leading across the Malayan border to Alpr .Star on Malaya’s west coast. From there, Ag- gressor engineer regiments utilized the single track railway to head south toward Malacca. Meanwhile, a small amphibious force landed at Kota Bharu on the northeast shores of Malaya. Armored spearheads, supported by self-propelled artillery, opened a gap through which lighter and faster units poured. The Aggressor moves were carefully planned and brilliantly executed. Rivers were easily crossed, and jungles which had been held to be almost impassable were used to great advantage by the Aggressor forces. Their tanks wënt where even a foot soldier moved with difficulty. By 29 January, a link-up had been effected slightly north of Johore Bharu. It was here that Aggressor met with stubborn resistance by SEATO forces emerging from Singapore.

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range aircraft, exploded several lOKT to 30KT nuclear warheads over the Philippines. Seaborne transport units, carrying units from the 18th CAA, swept toward Indonesia. On 27 February, thousands of Aggressor troops poured ashore at Surabaja on the island of Java, with practically no resistance. By 18 March 1966, Aggressor held an area extending from the radioactive Philip- pines on the north to complete control over the Celibes, with the 18th CAA making headway against Djakarta.

e. In January 1966, the ASIAN UNIFICA- TION MOVEMENT, an organization logistically and tactically supported by Aggressor’s RC AZIO and the Hostilonian High Command, again started exporting “liberation wars” throughout South- east Asia, with emphasis on South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. Despite SEATO’s increased tactical, logistical, and economic support to the established governments in these countries, a stalemate had been reached on the battlefields by November 1968 but open warfare continued in these areas.

2-8. 1969-19-

a. Since January 1969, because of the increased political infiltration by the ASIAN UNI-

FICATION MOVEMENT, “shadow” governmental structures have blossomed in South Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. SHEI CHAO MONO, now Hostilonia’s Circle Trigon Party Premier, has made several official visits to these countries to personally assess the progress of the “liberation wars.”

b. In July 19 , a series of peace talks between SEATO and the ASIAN UNIFICATION MOVE- MENT’S representatives were started. SEATO’s attempt to deescalate and nationalize the wars by withdrawing tactical elements while continu- ing limited logistical support has met with only token withdrawal of tactical elements by the ASIAN UNIFICATION MOVEMENT and RC AZIO.

c. In September 19 , RC AZIO and the ASIAN UNIFICATION MOVEMENT went into simultaneous MONSOON campaigns in South Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. Despite extreme adverse weather conditions, their maneuverabil- ity was unimpaired and they were able to seize, occupy and temporarily control several major cities in these countries until December 19 , when they suddenly abandoned urban warfare and reverted to guerrilla tactics.

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CHAPTER 3

AGGRESSOR INSURGENT WARFARE IN PATRIA LIBERATA

Section I. BACKGROUND OF AGGRESSOR INSURGENT ACTIVITIES

3—1. General

This chapter provides background information concerning application of the insurgent doctrine outlined in part IV, FM 30-102. As a means of application an insurgent war is conducted in the fictitious country of Patria Liberata, which has geographic, climatic, sociological, and political conditons representing a composite of various countries. Exercise planners should fully develop this type of data for the geographic area of the world the exercise is training for. Such information is available in various Department of the Army Area Handbooks. An understanding of how to portray the insurgent activities outlined in part IV, FM 30-102 will enable planners to devise a maneuver enemy, for any part of the world, against which US personnel involved in internal defense/internal development efforts will be able to train. This chapter outlines the development of the insurgent movement and the ineffectual responses of the Patria Liberatian government. None of the possible counterinsurgent measures that the government should have implemented are discussed, for it is the task of internal defense/ internal development personnel to devise and im- plement appropriate counterinsurgent programs during the training exercise. Paragraph 3-27 provides a point of entry to a host country for US internal defense/internal development personnel. Exercise planners may readily expand US involve- ment past this initial point of entry to meet the needs of the exercise.

3-2. Postwar Esperanto

a. Prior to World War II, Esperanta, a country bordering Patria Liberata on the North (fig 3-1), was a colony of Atlantia. During World War II, the country was occupied by the Axis powers. Immediately after the withdrawal of the Axis forces, Atlantia again assumed control. However, the Esperantans had become very nationalistic and desired to become an independent country.

Atlantia, because of Esperanta's rich natural resources, refused to grant it independence.

b. A nationalistic revolution took place, and, in 1957, Atlantia gave control of the Esperanta government to a group dominated by pro- Atlantia elements. However the Atlantian decree which granted Esperanta its semi-independence retained many trade and resource exploitation privileges which caused widespread dissatisfaction with the Atlantian controlled government.

c. A second revolution took place in 1960 under the leadership of Fasili MAKEBAN, a militant Circle Trigon Party leader trained in the Aggres- sor Homeland and sent to Esperanta. As a result of this revolution, the government was replaced by one headed by MAKEBAN, who was assisted by individuals sympathetic to the Aggressor cause. Thus, another nation was added to the group already within the Circle Trigon Party’s control.

3-3. Aggressor-Esperanto Mutual Defense Pact

a. In 1961, MAKEBAN, leader of Esperanta, and KROSTYCHOVIC, Minister President of the Aggressor Homeland, signed a Mutual Defense Pact. The pact assured Esperanta of economic assistance to bolster its economy and promised Esperanta military support in the event of invasion. In return Esperanta permitted the building of highways from the Esperanta capital south to points near the Patria Liberata border and the stockpiling of large quantities of war materiel in Esperanta. The training of the Esperanta Army was to be supervised by Aggressor military personnel.

b. In 1965 Aggressor sponsored military activities were nearing completion and Esperanta agreed to assist Aggressor in developing the insurgent potential in Patria Liberata. Esperantan agents were infiltrated into Patria Liberata to conduct an intensive study of the country. The study, completed early in 1966, revealed—

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(1) Trails in the Moräne Mountains located in southern Esperanta and northern Patria Li- berata could be used as routes of inñltration into Patria Liberata.

(2) Bases of operations could be established in the mountains and swamps.

(3) The people of Patria Liberation were generally dissatisfied with the slow rate of progress towards modernization and the assumption of quasi-dictatorial powers by Uttar YUMJAB, the President of Patria Liberata.

(4) Executives of important industries could probably be subverted.

(5) Vital information on Patria Liberata’s National Police and Armed Forces to include their organization, equipment, and strength.

(6) The political ignorance of the Primi- people living in the Moräne Mountains, their susceptibility to insurgent manipulation, and their antipathy toward the Synthese majority in the country.

(7) Eastland farmers were experiencing hardships and were dissatisfied with the national government.

(8) Most of the various ethnic groups had little representation in the National Parliament.

(9) Dissatisfaction with the government by the Patharis, a large religious group in Patria Liberata.

(10) Influential individuals in government and professions would probably assist the Aggres- sor insurgency because of the lack of advancement opportunities under the present government.

(11) Student groups had become disenchant- ed with Patria Liberata's ruling political party— the Patria Liberata Independence Rally (PLIR) —and would support the insurgency.

(12) The leaders of the People’s Liberation Alliance (PLA), which was outlawed by Presi- dent YUMJAB in 1965, had fled to esperanta. These people headed by Rab ISA and his young protege Roda KHAN could be used as a support- ing link between the Esperantan Circle Trigon Party and the insurgent effort in Patria Liberata.

(13) Leaders of the PLA whop rather than leave Patria Liberata, had gone underground, would provide the nucleus for the clandestine party and insurgent infrastructure.

(14) Members of the PLA would willingly go to Esperanta for training in the conduct of insurgent activity and subsequently return to Pa- tria Liberata to become insurgent cadre.

Section II. ORGANIZATION OF THE INSURGENCY IN PATRIA LIBERATA (1965-71)

3-4. Insurgent Leaders

Based on the study conducted on Patria Liberata by the Esperantans, members of the Aggressor Circle Trigon Party contacted Rab ISA and Roda KHAN (leaders of the People’s Liberation Al- liance) who had fled to Esperanta, and asked them to join the party. Without hesitation, both agreed. In the spring of 1966, ISA and KHAN, along with several of their followers, were sent to the Aggressor Homeland for consultation with high ranking members of the Circle Trigon Party. The latter were impressed with the Patria Libera- tans and outlined a program of training to prepare them to become the leaders of the insurgency. Upon completion of the training, ISA and KHAN departed for Esperanta and Patria Liberata, re- spectively, to begin operations. ISA’s initial mission was to prepare facilities for the training of Patria Liberatans while KHAN was to establish an insurgent party organization and recruit individuals for insurgent training.

3-5. Establishment of The Party Organization

Upon returning to Patria Liberata in the summer of 1966, Roda KHAN established the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Moräne Mountains near the Esperanta border. He then geographically divided the country into insurgent regions, provinces, and districts. These political boundaries were drawn to reflect the needs and capabilities of the insurgent movement and to, where possible; overlap governmental boundaries to create problems of government coordination. Six of KHAN’s most trusted followers were dispatched to establish Regional Party Committees in each of the regions. The immediate mission of the committees was to recruit individuals to become leaders of the insurgency.

3-6. Training of Patria Liberatans in Esperanta

Recruiting personnel proved to be an easy task as former members of the People’s Liberation

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Alliance were eager to join the insurgent movement. During the fall of 1966, several thousand individuals were sent to Esperanta where Rab ISA had completed preparations for their training. Those personnel showing the best progress and absolute dedication to the establishment of a new government in Patria Liberata were trained for leadership positions at the province, district, and local levels. During all types of training, adherence to the policies of the Circle Trigon Party was stressed.

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While the insurgents were being trained, Roda KHAN was organizing the clandestine party central committee which would guide the later development of local, district, provincial, and regional committees. Individuals were assigned various functions such as communications and liaison and finance and logistics. Adler CONDORO was charged with supervising intelligence and security, psychological operations, propaganda and training, and military affairs. The party organizers began placing extensive emphasis on propaganda activities based on the study conducted earlier by infiltrated agents. Plans were formu- lated for extensive propaganda campaigns among the Primi people. General Hare A JO Y was to be the supreme commander of the People’s Libera- tion Army of Patria Liberata (PLAPL) when the insurgency was capable of providing for mobile main force and regional force units.

3—S. Pireparaîi@m for fte flimsyrsjjemite

Upon completion of the plans for organizing the Party Committees, Roda KHAN concentrated on preparation for receiving the insurgents being trained in Esperanta. Lists of the most promising trainees were provided by Rab ISA and they were given tentative assignments so that training could be concentrated in their particular area of responsibility. Meanwhile, areas for operational bases were selected. A few of the bases in the Moräne Mountains were made operational to provide areas for processing the insurgents.

3—9. Tirsiíimedl flimsyiregemiîs Keîymm î© Pafîiria yiberata

By the summer of 1967, the Patria Liberatans trained in Esperanta (now full-fledged insurgents), Aggressor technicians, and advisors began infiltrating into Patria Liberata. They trav- eled in groups of five to twenty following trails

through the Moräne Mountains which were chosen by communications and liaison personnel and used only by smugglers and Primipeople. The infiltrators, using strict security measures, marched at night and slept during daylight hours at relay stations established along the routes. After spending a few days at a base camp, they departed individually for their place of assignment.

3—DO. Dimií¡0Í Âefivifîîes îhe flimsyii'geirafîs The number of trained insurgents was small com- pared to the population of Patria Liberata; consequently, they were not capable of launching the insurgency themselves. They concentrated on recruiting additional personnel for the insurgent movement and organizing them into cells. Cells were formed to conduct agitation, psychological operations, mob violence, passive resistance, coercion, threats, terrorism, bri- bery, sabotage, espionage, and agrarian reform. Early in 1968 many of the cells were organized and by the summer of that year some were operational.

3-11. Early ©fôjesîives ®<F flhe UrosOTgeiniey

Realizing active military operations could not begin for some time, the Central Committee de- voted almost all of its energy toward political, economic, psychological and social objectives.

3—12. C®iniv®iriBinig fîlhe Pc-Smop©®^©

a. Agitation cells began operating in the villages of the Primipeople. At first the chiefs of the villages were apprehensive toward the insurgents, but eventually believed that the insurgents were sincerely interested in the welfare of the Primipeople and village meetings were ar- ranged at which the agitators were permitted to speak. These representatives of the Political Cadre spoke eloquently and encouraged the people to form a Primipeople Confederation. They played upon the Primipeople’s antipathy toward the Synthese, the despised “flatlanders” who gov- erned Patria Liberata.

b. In addition to the agitation cells, psychological operations and passive resistance cells also were operating. Their theme was the same as the agitation cells.

c. Response to the activities of the Political Cadre-controlled cells was most gratifying. After being exposed to insurgent mass organizational

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tactics, most of the villages agreed to become a part of the Primipeople Confederation which in actuality was a front organization for the insurgents in the Moräne Mountains. The initial indi- cations of a militia force became apparent when insurgent organizers suggested that special mass organizations be developed to protect the villagers from harassment and theft by corrupt government military forces passing through the area.

3—13. Conversion of the Villages At the same time the Primipeople were being converted, Political Cadres were also active in other villages throughout the country developing various mass organizations. The approach was much the same as that used on the Primipeople. Agitation cells would convince the chief to ar- range meetings of the villagers. During the meetings, members of the cells would acuse the government of not being concerned with the peasant’s problems and of being controlled by the At- lantian monopolists. All promises were made in the name of the People's Liberation Alliance, with no mention ever being made of the Party Committee, or its affiliation with the Circle Tri- gon Party.

3-14. Activation of Base Areas

a. During the winter of 1967, a few of the previously selected base areas were activated for the purpose of processing the insurgents arriving in Patria Liberata. These bases, located in the Moräne Mountains, would continue to be used for this purpose and as bases of supply for the insurgency.

b. By late 1968, the Primipeople and many villages were converted to the insurgent cause. KHAN decided the proper time had arrived for the activation of additional bases as they were necessary to provide areas from which guerrilla operations could be launched. Not all of the previously selected base areas were located in areas sympathetic to the insurgent cause. Those located in favorable areas were activated and personnel assigned to administer them. As the bases became operational, activities continued in an attempt to expand the base areas.

3—15. Agrarian Reform

One of the promises made by the insurgents to the people which proved relatively easy to fulfill was agrarian reform. By 1967 the National Ap- praisal Act, previously passed by the govern-

ment of Patria Liberata, had proved to be a failure. Therefore, it was only necessary to en- courage the peasants to occupy the land acquired by the government from the plantation owners. The government reaction was either to ignore the peasant’s actions or to move in with heavy- handed repressive measures. The repressive measures further alienated the population, making recruitment into mass organizations even easier.

3-16. Development of Mass Organizations

With propaganda and agitation activities showing substantial results, insurgent organizers emphasized further expansion of mass organizational work. Youth, women, farmers, workers, and minority organizations were developed. In each rural village a small militia force was developed to aid the organizational effort. By this time the insurgent infrastructure had developed to where it could support and control small guerrilla units. The party decided that personnel from the local militia units could be drawn from to develop the units and Aggressor supplied special warfare advisors to General A JOY to help build and train his infantile guerrilla army. By late 1968 a few rural districts had guerrilla forces operating within them. With many local liberation committees operating, a National Alliance for the Liberation of Patria Liberata was established (NALPL). This alliance provided Circle Trigon party activities with the illusion of mas- sive popular support. Insurgent activities by the elite party organization were provided with the cover of what seemed to be a popular revolution- ary movement. The Alliance would eventually claim that it was the real government of Patria Liberata.

3-17. Urban Insurgent Organization

a. Simultaneous with organizational activities in the rural area, political cadre (PC) cells were also active in the urban centers. Individuals were infiltrating student groups and unions, subverting employees in governmental agencies and industry, and infiltrating the Pathari religion.

b. Realizing the inherent capabilities possessed by the Tamaburen (organization of high school students) and the Saridaburen (organization of college students) in furthering the insurgent effort, insurgents trained for this purpose began infiltrating these organizations in late 1967. By 1968 both groups were under control of the insurgents and they began quiet demonstrations and

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peaceful picketing against the policies of Presi- dent YUMJAB. The groups became more active and outspoken toward the government. One of the group’s more salient issues was the government’s failure to curb guerrilla activities in the rural areas. Propaganda campaigns emphasized that the NFLPL was more capable of providing justice, law, and order than the government. Student unrest eventually closed several schools and universities.

c. Unobtrusively, insurgents gained important positions in several of the labor unions in Patria Liberata. In 1967, three of the largest unions, the Coast City Dock Workers, the United Mine Workers Union in Mining City and the Rail Transportation Union had been infiltrated. In the fall of 1967, factional disputes in the United Mine Workers Union erupted weakening its support of YUMJAB’s government. At about the same time, the Coast City Dock Workers Union and the Rail Transportation Union went on strike. These strikes disrupted communications and transportation facilities halting the export of indigenous products which had an adverse effect on the already poor economic conditions in Pa- tria Liberata.

d. Simultaneous with other operations, the Po- litical Cadre began subverting individuals in government. Members of subversion cells had obtained employment with the government and began approaching middle-rank civil servants. La- ter, individuals in the National Assembly as well as a few Cabinet members were contacted. The mission of the subvertists was to persuade the civil servants to become members of the Libera- tion Movement.

e. A similar campaign to subvert individuals in industry was also initiated. Sizable private business donations were made as insurance against strikes and sabotage. But rather than concentrate on the subversion of Patria Liberatans a concentrated effort was launched to cause the Atlantians to leave the country. The Atlantians were subjected to assassination, intimidation, and kidnapping. Signs were posted in conspicuous places demanding they go home. Despite government promises of greater salaries, additional police protection, and other benefits, nearly all were coerced into fleeing the country in 1969. Their loss was keenly felt by the government for they had comprised nearly 60 percent of the country’s industrial technical staff. After they departed many of their positions were filled by Political

Cadre trained in the Aggressor Homeland, Es- peranta, and other countries of the world.

/. The urban clandestine organization became a primary means of support to the rural based insurgents. It established infiltration routes into the rural areas by which supplies, recruits, and financial aid could be sent to the rural insurgents. In addition psychological operations and mass recruitment cells gained access to both the do- mestic and international press and thus gave the insurgent movement prominence that it otherwise may not have received so early.

3—11®. Doiitfilîraftoing Sine [PeaîlfofflirB Migo®mi a. The group of Synthese (the largest ethnic

faction in Patria Liberata) who belonged to the Pathari sect had long resented the religious discrimination by the Omni Synthese, who looked upon the former as an “outmoded and primitive sect.” Although the Pathari sect first gained followers among natives inhabiting the western part of the Central Plateau and peasant farmers of the Savanna region, several moved to major cities and were employed as laborers in factories and mills. They became quite influential in the unskilled labor class. Some of the grievances that stemmed from this traditional hatred of the Omni Synthese were that in spite of being the majority group, the Pathari were underpaid, decent job opportunities were denied them, and they were forced to live in the poorer sections of the cities.

b. The Political Cadre capitalized on such conditions and formed a mass organization called the “Pathari Believers Movement” which advo- cated relief from the religious discrimination and oppression of the Patria Liberata government. Many followers from the unskilled laborers in urban areas were recruited and the movement expanded to Pathari living in rural areas, the majority of whom also responded favorably. It soon became one of the most aggressive insurgent organizations.

3—H^. The IF®s'm®îî©ini @1? flhe íVloMs) Militia units were formed as soon as a: village became converted to the insurgent cause. Train- ing, which consisted mainly of political indoc- trination and some basic military subjects, was supervised by Political Cadre who had been trained in Esperanta.

3—2®. IFomnatfiom off KegD®in)aiQ IFoireas Militia units had been organized in hundreds of

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villages and the decision was made to organize regional forces by late 1968. Esperanta-trained advisors were infiltrated into Patria Liberata to supervise the formation and initial training of guerrilla units. Additional personnel had to be recruited by the local militia to replace those used to form the regional units. Platoons had been organized in almost all the districts and formation of companies at the provincial level has begun by the spring of 19 (For organization of guerrilla units see part IV, FM 30-102.) Total strength at the regional units by mid- 19— was about 3,000 personnel in addition to 10,000 militia.

3-21. Propaganda Operations

a. From the beginning of the insurgency, propaganda cells supported all other activities. A radio station had been established in Esperanta near the border of Patria Liberata in 1966. This station was powerful enough to reach all the Primipeople in the Moräne Mountains and the peasants in Eastland and Westland provinces. Another station, a mobile unit, began operating in the southern Alto Mountain area in 1968. Thus, after radio receivers had been distributed to the peasants of the villages and workers in the cities, propaganda broadcasts could be heard by almost everyone on a scheduled basis. This radio station often broadcast instructions to cadre via the use of double language.

b. In Capital City, the Central Committee began printing a newspaper, “The Spark,” in 1968. At first, “The Spark” was published only weekly but by 1969 daily editions were printed. Copies were distributed throughout Capital City and sent to the other cities by covert means. Even- tually, copies were even passed to the villages where literate individuals read them aloud at public gatherings. “The Spark” provided overall guidance and assured a unified effort on behalf of all insurgents.

c. The appropriate staff agencies of the Party Central Committee, using the NALPL as a cover, supervised the operations of the radio stations and the printing of “The Spark.” All articles had to be approved by the psychological operations section before broadcasting or printing. Psychological operations personnel received guidance from the propaganda and training section. The aim of the propaganda was to assist the other activities in converting the people to the insurgent cause. Some broadcasts and articles

attacked YUMJAB’s regime by exaggerating its weaknesses. Others emphasized the prejudices of the government toward the minority groups.

3-22. Sabotaging Communication Facilities

Those insurgents trained in the conduct of sabotage began operating shortly after entering Pa- tria Liberata. Cells were formed for the destruction of rail lines, roads, docks, and oil pipelines. Operations were restricted to destroying portions of the short spur railroads, knocking out small sections of the highways and trails, damaging unloading facilities at the docks, and causing failures at some of the pumping stations on the pipelines. Plans were made for the destruction of larger targets, such as rail and road bridges, at a later date. Targets were chosen to hold antagonism of the population to a minimum.

3-23. Guerrilla Operations

a. As early as 1968, squad size regional units began operations. The first objective was the assassination of government tax collectors sent to the villages to collect land rent from the peasants. By means of an excellent intelligence system the guerrillas knew the exact schedule and composition of the tax collector teams. The teams were composed of one or two tax collectors and two to four National Policemen. By means of prior planning, guerrilla squads had little difficulty in ambushing many of the teams and kill- ing the personnel.

b. In some instances, the plantation owners had not vacated the land as required by the Na- tional Appraisal Act. Obviously the government was not going to enforce the law so the guerrillas decided to terrorize the owners. Squad size units attacked and killed plantation owners and their families. News of these attacks spread causing surviving plantation owners to vacate the land, thus permitting the plantations to be divided among the peasants.

c. Other operations were launched against the National Police outposts located along the Es- peranta border. Squads attacked outposts con- sisting of six or less men, annihilated them and captured their equipment. By late 1969 and early 1970, a few of the larger outposts were attacked by regional platoons. The primary purpose of these attacks was to obtain weapons and equipment for the regional units.

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d. Government military forces began operations against supected guerrilla locations as a result of the guerrilla attacks. The government operations were, for the most part, unsuccessful as the insurgent intelligence system usually knew

the details of most of the attacks in advance. The intelligence system was largely composed of civilian informants made available to the insurgents through their successful mass organizational work.

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a. Prior to 1969, regional guerrilla operations were minor in nature. The first full-fledged operations began in late 1969 with well organized and highly successful ambushes of government military reconnaissance patrols and raids against military outposts, armories, and small-town garrisons. In the beginning, these operations were limited to a relatively small scale because of in- sufficient weapons and equipment. As the quantity of arms and ammunition captured from government forces increased, so did the number of raids and the size of forces employed. Company- sized operations were quite common by midsum- mer of 1970.

b. The Savanna region in Eastland Province, being the backbone of the country’s agriculture, was the first territorial target area of the expanded operations. The insurgents extended their control in the area through the dual efforts of successful military operations and effective mass organizational work against the government forces. In spite of repeated attempts by government forces to regain the initiative, the People’s Liberation Army of Patria Liberata was in full control of an area extending from a point just south of East City along the coastline to the border between Eastland and Coastland provinces and extending inland an average of 50 miles.

c. Elsewhere in the country the expansion of military operations followed the same timetable adhering to a similar pattern. The fundamental common factor throughout the country was that the PLAPL seized and maintained the initiative. Thus, by late 1970 the PLAPL had succeeded in excluding government forces from the following areas: the southern foothills of the Alto Moun- tains north of South City and the entire mountain areas of Westland and Northland Provinces excluding the towns of Border Town and Mining City. In these areas the PLAPL set up its major infrastructure organizations. Government lines of communication between these areas and the rest of the country were successfully blocked.

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The Patria Liberation Army was not trained to fight a counterguerrilla campaign, and its overall training and ability to fight a conventional conflict was less than adequate. The mountainous terrain chosen by the insurgents for base areas made it difficult for conventional forces, es- pecially on the offensive, to operate. Air reconnaissance was generally ineffective. Eventually the army abandoned offensive operations and gave up its mountain outposts that were not vital. Guerrilla attacks on small and weak outposts and harassment of government troop columns forced the military to adopt a policy of containing the insurgents in their area of operations, leaving them free to operate in this area. This action opened the way for the development of larger main force units. In the urban areas the YUM- JAB government reacted to insurgent activities with military force and coersive measures in an attempt to repress the insurgents. These measures were not specifically aimed at the infrastructure organization and succeeded only in alienating large segments of the population.

3—2(5. PLÂPIL Form íVtebíle íVleaoirD Fore© ôiraôfîs

a. By late 1970 the PLAPL began to form mobile main force units. At this time the estimated PLAPL total strength was 28,000 personnel; 8,000 full-time guerrillas in the regional units and 20,000 part-time militia. The regional units, organized at the district and province levels and subordinate to the local party execu- tive committees, had been operating within their own geographical areas of responsibility. The militia was being used primarily as a village defense force and a major source of local intelligence as well as a manpower pool for the regional units.

b. Manpower for the main force units was drawn from two primary sources. The leaders, technical specialist, and some of the rank and file were obtained through infiltration of personnel from Esperanta. These infiltrators were Pa-

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tria Liberatans who had been sent to Esperanta for special training and Esperantan Synthese personnel. The major source of manpower for the main force units was the existing regional forces. It was considered an honor to be selected for assignment to main force units; therefore, local recruitment presented no problem. Local infrastructure personnel were able to supply ample recruits. However, PLAPL leaders were forced to set up a rigid timetable and manpower man- agement plan governing the formation of main force units to avoid depletion of regional units. In general, the insurgent leadership attempted to keep the strength of regional units constant by replacing personnel shifted to main force units with personnel recruited by the psychological operations and recruitment agency of the infrastructure. If necessary, the regional force could draw from the local militia, if the request was approved by the political apparatus.

c. Initially, the PLAPL formed platoon and company sized units and only toward the beginning of 1971 did it begin forming main force battalions. To cope with the consequent increase in demand for experienced advisors and more sophisticated military equipment, infiltration of men and materiel from Esperanta was increased.

d. By the end of 1971, PLAPL had approxi- mately 8,000 men in its main forces. Most of these regulars were at that time organized into 19 battalions. There were six battalions in each of two major base areas in the Moranes and seven battalions at the base area in the Alto Mountain north of South City. In addition, there were some independent companies in Eastland province.

e. During the last months of 1971 the PLAPL, in preparation for operations which would re- quire shifting its best striking forces from area to area, began to establish a series of “safe areas” throughout Patria Liberata. These consisted of small mobile bases where equipment and supplies were stored in areas nominally under government control. Normally the safe areas were located in heavily wooded parts of the country-

side, although at times they were located in villages friendly to the PLAPL cause. They served as temporary bases for guerrilla operations in the vicinity and as way stations for units moving from one major base to another. Mobile field medical facilities were also located in the safe areas. The main characteristic of these safe areas was that they could be shifted from one location to the other rapidly and with a minimum of advance notice. The PLAPL main forces now possessed an enhanced capability to operate away from their home bases.

3-27. Insurgent Order of Battle in Patria Liberata

a. The People's Liberation Army of Patria Li- berata (PLAPL), in accordance with Aggressor doctrine, has successfully enforced strict security measures to prevent its units from being identified and located. While main force regiments are subordinate to a region, their subordinate units, as well as their headquarters, move frequently, rarely operating in one location for an extended period of time.

b. Main force regiments are designated by ara- ble numerals, and have code names and code numbers, much like the regular Aggressor army. Often these units are identified in insurgent documents and verbal orders solely by code numbers. While the unit designation does not seem to change, the code numbers are changed very frequently, at times even daily. Battalions subordinate to a main force regiment are designated 1st, 2d, and 3d battalion of parent regiment. All other units subordinate to a regiment retain the regimental designation, i.e., medical platoon of parent regiment, supply company of parent regiment. All regimental units use the parent unit’s code name and code number.

c. Independent main force units, those not subordinate to a regiment, have a combination numeral-letter or solely numerical designation. In addition they have code names and code numbers. Unit designations as well as code names and numbers are changed frequently.

3-28. Identified Main Force Regiments Unit Commander Code name Code No*

1 Comdt De Unamuno Montoro 22000 7 COL Thijm, J.E. Monteta Unknown

10 COL De Villou Foraju Unknown 23 Unknown Unknown Unknown 27 COL Mohr, F.R. Unknown Unknown

Subordinatton

Westland Region Westland Region Southland Region Northland Region Eastland Region

Laat known location

10 km north of Mountain City. Lake Major Area. Foothills of Alto Mountains. 10 km south of North City. Marshland southeast of East City.

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Unit

•Unknown 75

180 Unknown

••Unknown

Commander

Unknown Unknown Unknown Blast! Unknown

Codé natno

Danji Unknown Orato Unknown Unknown

Codo No.

Unknown 49001 94020 Unknown 93600

Subordination

Unknown Northland Region Westland Region Northland Region Northland Region

*PosBlble a duplicate identification of the 27th Identified above. ••Possibly a duplicate Identification of unit commanded by BlastL

3-29. Identified Main Force Independent Battalions a. Infantry.

Unit

2 4

34 93

175 524 OSWEGO Popolo Revolucia

b. Miscellaneous. IB Sig 14A? •540? 840Z Engr 170B Arty 724Z Arty 863D Arty Vinculo

Commander

Von Krusenstren Unknown Unknown MAJ North, A.V. Comdt Holland, O.M. Unknown MAJ King MAJ Meitner, E.A. Guidi, Mario D.

Unknown Unknown Yen Unknown Crump, J. Pascal Unknown Unknown

Codé name

Unknown Mezo Pardo Unknown Treni Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown

Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Foco Unknown Unknown Unknown

Last known location

Eastland Province. 30 km southeast of Border Town. Unlocated. Unlocated. Vicinity of junction of route 40 and

route 60.

Code No.

Unknown 29104 Unknown Unknown 31918 Unknown 29134 Unknown Unknown

Unknown 10048 34063 Unknown Unknown Unknown 47320 Unknown

L<ut known location

Southland. Southland. Middleland Westland. Coastland. Eastland. Eastland. Northland. Northland.

Northland. Northland. Unlocated. Eastland. Eastland. Southland. Westland. Westland.

•Possibly an Engineer type unit.

3—30. Identified Regional Units

Unit

Kuglo Company Bando Company Mordu Company Bastiono Company Alas Company Jason Company Polvo Company 741st Company Frog Company Tuta Company Deka Company Le Play

Commander

Hooch, W.K. Unknown CPT Mordu Unknown Mêlas Lt Strumer Unknown Broussonet Lt Bonventre Unknown Unknown Lt Le Play

Code name

Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown

Code No.

Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown

Laet known location

Westland. Westland. Westland. Southland. Southland. Coastland. Middleland. Eastland. Eastland. Eastland. Northland. Coastland.

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Since the development of insurgent movements is dependent on political, social, cultural, and economic circumstances, the further development of insurgent OB holdings is not realistic. Exer- cise planners for insurgent exercises should develop political, cultural, social, and economic circumstances they feel to be most appropriate to

their exercise and tailor the insurgent situation to those circumstances. To take a "canned” situation like Patria Liberata and say it is applic- able to any part of the world is not using it in the proper context. It is merely an example of insurgency in one particular cultùral, political, economic, and social setting. While conventional Aggressor divisions can, with proper modifica-

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tion, be déployed in any part of the world, insurgencies cannot.

3-32; Insurgent Offensive

a. A PLAPL offensive launched in early 19 consisted of two simultaneous campaigns. One campaign consisted of a series of operations con- ductéd in the countryside to inflict heavy casualties on government forces and drive them back into the cities. The other consisted of extensive sabotage operations .geared to disrupt government communications in the countryside and create chaos and confusion in the major cities. The infrastructure was responsible for the conduct of sabotage in the cities. Each organization was selective in the use of sabotage as the insurgent leaders were looking to a time when they could gain control of the country and would need transportation and communication facilities for their own use. Damage of targets was rarely so severe that it could not be restored in two or three days, but the insurgents still hampered government operations by either interdicting repair crews or causing other damage elsewhere.

b. The insurgent offensive was initiated with attacks on villages in government-controlled areas. The insurgents struck suddenly and effectively, overrunning government garrisons and ambushing reinforcements. In those villages with small or no government garrisons, the PLAPL employed its regional units and assassination teams to murder or chase away members of the government civic action teams and terrorize the villagers into submission. Whenever the government mounted large scale search and destroy operations, PLAPL threw its main forces into action. Àided by superior intelligence and mobility the PLAPL main forces were generally able to concentrate their units in large enough numbers as to outnumber government forces in a given place at a specific time. Heavy casualties were inflicted on government forces making it unprofitable for them to move into the countryside. By choosing the beginning of their offensive to coincide with a prevalence of adverse weather conditions, they neutralized the threat of Patria Liberata's Air Force. In addition to inflicting heavy casualties on government forces, the insurgents captured large amounts of war

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materiel and were progressively . able tb equip more and more people with modern equipment.

c. As the government forcés .lacked tactical air transport units, they depended almost entirely on the rail system to shift troops and supplies. The insurgents, reluctant to inflict perman- ent.damage on a rail system they felt they would soon need themselves, devised a practical solu- tion to disrupt rail transportation. PLAPL sabotage teams removed sections of rail from many places on the country’s railroads hiding the rails for future use. The sabotage always occurred at a considerable distance from the cities so that government repair crews could be ambushed. In the few instances where government escort forces were too strong, the insurgents simply movëd a certain distance down the line and while repairs were being effected in one place the insurgents sabotaged the rails in another. This type of harassment seriously hampered government efforts to move troops and supplies.

3—33. Patria Liberata Rëquests Aid

a. The beginning of the insurgent offensive clearly indicated the gravity of the insurgent threats to the Patria Liberation government. The YUM JAB government had consistently under- estimated the insurgent threat. By concentrating oh elimination of the guerrilla forces, without re- gard to the infrastructure support and control apparatus, the Patria Liberation governmént had been able to deal with neither effectively.

b. The American Ambassador and his Country Team in Patria Liberata had been closely monitoring the rapidly deteriorating situátion and, upon request for assistance from the Patria Lib- eration government, the Ambassador asked that a Military Assistance Advisory Group be dispatched to Patria Liberata. The request was approved and military technical experts began arriving in -Patria Liberata to advise, assist, and train indigenous forces in counterinsurgent warfare. Personnel in the. areas of combat operations, counterguerrilla operation, psychological operations, and intelligence activities were among the fields represented. An effective counterinsurgent program can best be devised by aug- menting Patria Liberatan forces with advisory personnel.

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PART TWO

ORGANIZATIONAL HOLDINGS

CHAPTER 4

REGIONAL COMMAND ATLANTICO

Section I.

4—1. General

This regional command was activated in 1956 to direct Aggressor operations in the Atlantic and gulf coast areas of the North American continent and in the Caribbean area. AG KARIBO, AG ST LAURENCO and Task Force Panama were placed under its command. In 1961 AG GOLFO was added to the regional command. In 1965, as a result of the loss of the Panama Canal Zone, Task Force Panama was deactivated. Until 1969 the forces of RC Atlántico, after their initial successes, had not made any substantial gains. The few real victories in the early 1960’s were more than offset by the severe defeats in the mid 1960's. In 19 the entire regional command was reorganized. In 19 it resumed the offensive on all fronts and by May had made considerable gains. After a series of serious set- backs from June to July 19 , AG GOLFO withdrew to Monterrey, Mexico. AG KARIBO recaptured Panama and AG ST. LAURENCO withdrew to the Antilles. No major campaigns have been launched in the continental United States since July 19

4-2. RCA Order of Battle

CODE NAME BRAVIDO

GENERAL

CODE NUMBER 000001 AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY Atlantic Coastal Areas of North America, Caribbean Area and Texas-Ha: Cuba

Commander: Marshal ZAGAMI, Frank Deputy Commander: G/A’s RODRIGUEZ-

SIERRA, F.M. Chief of Staff: G/Air ROGOVOFF, Nikolai Subordinate Army Groups :

AG GOLFO (AGG) AG KARIBO (AGK) AG ST LAURENCO (AGSL)

4—3. Miscellaneous Regional Command Units

A large number of SAM units are deployed throughout the Caribbean to protect the regional command headquarters and rear units. Quanti- tatively they appear to be evenly divided between RAMMER and RAIDER units. None of their numerical designations have been identified. One U/I SSM Division has been tentatively reported in Cuba. Naval forces available to this regional command include missile-armed cruisers and submarines. The normal complement of headquarters and service units, to include large medical facilities, is deployed primarily in Cuba and Haiti.

Section II. ARMY GROUP ST LAURENCO

4-4. Army Group ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME HARTMANO CODE NUMBER 110000

AREA OF OPERATIONS NE Canada and New England States

Unit Commander Code No.

CG .... CofS .. H&S Bn 13 CAA 48 CAA

G/A’s KOWALSKI

G/A ZITNIKOV G/A TRIMPER, 804741

Llewellyn

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21 CAA G/A NAZZRHULLAH, __ .107701 16 Tk A G/A GRIMALDI,

Giuseppe 15 Air A 67 Abn Div 53 Arty Div 14 SSM Div G/D ARCOVITO,

S.V. 24 SSM Div 41 SAM Bde G/B BATALOV, Boris

(RAIDER) 72 SAM Bde

(RAMMER) 15 Eng Const Regt 536426 85 Eng Amph Regt ...523436 24 Sig Regt Col PUTTENHAM

1 Sig Intcp Regt 23 EW Bn 62 MT Regt 236419 Cml Bde

Unit History. Organized as AG XII in 1955. Landed in New Brunswick in the fall of 1957 and by February of 1958, held all of New En- gland and the St. Laurence River area. In 1956, redesignated AG ST LAURENCO, it was placed under Regional Command ATLANTICO. The 21st CAA joined the group in 1960. In 1961 it launched a major offensive southwest of Montreal making limited territorial gains in northern New York. From 1962 to 1965 it consolidated its hold over occupied areas and avoided major engagements. In September 1966 its 16th Tk A was practically annihilated in northwestern New York. The entire AG was forced to pull back into Canada. In 1967 the 16th Tk A was reconstituted in the Homeland and rejoined AG ST LAURENCO in 1968. By November 1968 the entire AG had been reorganized and re-equipped. In May 19 it began a successful drive southward reoccupying New England and most of New York state. How- ever, by June 19 it encountered intense resistance from United States forces and in July was withdrawn to the Antilles after losing almost 40 percent of its resources in the United States counteroffensive.

4—5. 13 Combined Arms Army, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME KLIENTO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS NE Canada


CG G/A ZITNIKOV __ DCG CofS


H&S Bn : 11 Mtr Rfl Div 106604 47 Mtr Rfl Div ___G/DCIBBER 71F Mtr Rfl Div 22 Tk Div

240 Tk Div G/D WICKEN, P.W. 004622 35 SAM Brigade

(RAIDER) 50 SSM Brigade ..G/B Le CLERC 075500

(RANCOR) 11 Mixed Arty G/B NADEZHDIN, T

Bde 36 AT Regt

197 Engr Const Bn 5 Engr Amph Bn

16 Sig Intcp Bn 129 Pgnd Co Capt KEARY, 927159

Walley A. 24 EW Bn Cml Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 13th A Area Comd, it was reorganized, redesignated 13th A and assigned to AG XII in 1955. Particpated in the invasion of Canada in 1957. Redesignated 13th CAA in 1956. Participated in the 1961 offensive. Shifted to the western perimeter of the lodgement area in 1962. Sent the 71st Mtr Rfl Div to take, part in the 1966 offensive. Re-equipped in 1968. Leaving some units along the western perimeter, it was shifted to the New England front where in. May 19 it was identified in the AG second echelon during the southward offensive.

a. 11 Mtr Rfl Div, 13 CAA, AG ST LAUREN- CO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 106604 AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada


CG CofS G/B JERROLD,

William M. HQ Co :

6 Mtr Rfl Regt 600434 19 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col JIMENEZ, Donsio ...906444 62 Mtr Rfl Regt

237 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col TISELIUS Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty .

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn .. 400 RL Bn 010240 316 MRL Bn Maj JORDAN, E.C. 621260 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

251 Engr Bn

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Sig Bn ' Cml Co — Svc Elm

HQ - 825 Med Bn Maj XIPHILINUS,

Diogenes MT Bn - Svc Bn - -

Unit History. Formerly the 11th Terr Gd Div of 13th A Area Comd it was redesignated 11th Rfl Div in 1955 when its parent unit was designated 13th A. Took part in the invasion of Can- ada. Redesignated 11th Mtr Rfl Div in 1960. Saw action in the 1961 offensive. Identified along the western perimeter in 1963. Identified in the May 19 offensive south of Montreal.

b. 47 Mtr Rfl Div, 13 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME SENPARITO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Vermont


CG - C/D CIBBER CofS - HQ Co - 405 Mtr Rfl Regt - 505464 349 Mtr Rfl Regt Col USOV, K 909474 — Mtr Rfl Regt - - 211 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col HAUGHAN,

Sean L. 255 Recon Bn 570251 Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry 217 Arty Regt AT Bn RL Bn 259 MRL Bn 920270 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 232 Sig Bn Cmdt PE ARSE, Brian Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1955 as a rifle division and assigned to the 13th A. Took part in the invasion of Canada. Identified in the early 60’s along the western perimeter. Identified in May 19 east of Burlington, Vt. as the 47th Mtr Rfl Div.

c. 71F Mech Div, 13 CAA, AG ST LAUREN- CO, ATLANTICO.

CODE NAME APAGO CODE NUMBER/ AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada


CG - CofS G/B JENKINSON HQ Co - - 275 Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col De BOURBON 502454 276 Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col HORNBLOWER, -

F.M. Mtr Rfl Regt - 311 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col BARNADES, 126432

Dionisio Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry .Capt LORD, John 119 Arty Regt - - AT Bn

93 RL Bn .....314220 191 MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 204 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn

MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized as the 71st Mtr Rfl Div in the Homeland in 1958. Joined the I3th CAA in 1959. Received the Fusilier designation for its distinguished combat record during the 1961 offensive. Identified in northern New York in 1966 and reported to have sustained heavy casualties. Believed to be along the western perimeter in 19

d. 22 Tank Division, 13 CAA, AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada


CG CofS - HQ Co Capt GRUNDTVIG,

B.K. 351 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col BAGN AC AVALLO, ...120442

Ugo Mdm Tk Regt Hv Tk Reg^; 328 Mtr Rfl Regt . ..Col OLMSTED, 802474

Leonhard 320 Recon Bn Cmdt HYLAN Tk Div Arty - -.

HQ Btry

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228 Arty Regt 802463 RL Bn 303 MRL Bn 335240 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

362 Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ MT Bn Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 22d Kirgiz Sabres in the 13th A Area. Converted to a tank division in 1955, it crossed the Atlantic with the 13th A. Held in reserve during the 1961 offensive. Believed, to be the western perimeter counterattack force at present.

e. 240 Tank Division, 13 CAA, AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NUMBER CODE NUMBER 004622 AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada


CG G/D WICKEN, P.W. Cof S HQ Co : 253 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col DEBYE 320442 3.19 Mdm Tk Regt 926472 295 Hv Tk Regt Col CAMALEYA, 534452

Yulian V. Mtr Rfl Regt 242 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty ..

HQ Btry Arty Regt RL Bn 394 MRL Bn . Maj KELLEY, E. 439250 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 278 Sig Bn Cml Co . Svc Elm

HQ 224 MT Bn Maj SCHNEIDER Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in the Homeland in 1958 and assigned to AG SUDO. Identified in Central Europe in 1960 where it suffered severe losses during the March 1960 battle. Returned to the Homeland that same year. Reorganized and re-quipped in 1961, it underwent intensive train-

ing and in 1967 was sent to join'the 13th CAA. No identifications of this unit have been reported from the combat zone in the northeastern United States.

/. 50 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 13 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 075500 AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada


CG ...G/B Le CLERC XO H&S Btry 351 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 352 SSM Bn Cmdt FRAGONARD 275240

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

g. 35 SAM Brigade (RAIDER) 13 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada


CG XO H&S Btry 274 SAM Bn Cmdt CLUA

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

. (RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

Ä-. 11 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 13 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME URAGANIDO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPEATIONS Canada


CG G/B NADEZHDIN, T CofS - H&S Btry 223 Gun Bn 122-mm 317233

(SP) 259 Gun Bn 130-mm ..Maj FOUQUIER,

Roland Gun-How Bn

152-mm Gun Bn 152-mm

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4-6. 48 Combined Arms Army, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 804741 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England-New York


CG G/A TRIMPER, Llewellyn

DCG G/D PAHL, Irving CofS H&S Bn 231F Mtr Rfl Div ___G/D SAVARINO, .108624

Ennio 307 Mtr Rfl Div 705664 331 Mtr Rfl Div G/D ARBOLEDA,

Phil 311 Tk Div G/D GEDWOOD 106632 312 Tk Div 284 SAM Bde

(RAIDER) 272 SSM Bde G/B TAN, Yung

(RANCOR) 261F Mixed Arty G/B GALYORKIN, 101533

Bde A.T. 344 Mixed Arty Bde 404553 315 AT Regt ..556451 271 Sig Regt 327 MT Bn Cmdt LI VECCHI,

Joseph 367 Engr Const Bn 232 Tgt Acq Bn 243231 409 Med Regt

Unit History. Organized as the 48th Rfl Corps in 1955 and assigned to AG XII. Participated in the New Brunswick landings of 1957. Took part in the 1961 offensive. Received the 311th Tk Div in 1962, expanded and redesignated 48th CAA that same year. Took part in the 1965 to 1966 campaigns. Suffered heavy losses in September 1966. Received new equipment and additional personnel in 19— Reported to be in the first echelon of the 19 offensive.

a. 231F Motorized Rifle Division, 48 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 108624 AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG G/D SAVARINO, Ennio

CofS HQ Co Capt CARRAI, Carlo 311 Mtr Rfl Regt ..Col GYLLEMBOURG 106434 312 Mtr Rfl Regt Col CONSTABLE,

John J.


313 Mtr Rfl Regt 306444 312 Mdm Tk Regt 415 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry 307 Arty Regt 705463 240 AT Bn Maj FRENKEL RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

399 Engr Bn 904286 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ 153 Med Bn 133 MT Bn Maj KALVOS Svc Bn

Unit History. As the 231st Rfl Div of the 48th Rfl Corps took part in the 1957 invasion of Canada. Identified in action southwest of Mon- treal in 1961. Redesignated 231st Mtr Rfl Div in 1962. Awarded the Fusilier designation for its part in the 1966 offensive. Identified near Ro- chester, N.Y., in May 19

b. 307 Motorized Rifle Division, 48 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME TURO CODE NUMBER 705664 AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG CofS G/B JUBAINVILLE,

R.F. HQ Co 136 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col FINESCHI 137 Mtr Rfl Regt ... Col BIDAULT, F.T. 708444 Mtr Rfl Regt

80 Mdm Tk Regt 028402 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry 4 Arty Regt AT Bn .. — RL Bn MRL Bn . AD Bn

83 Tgt Acq Btry 343121 Engr Bn 202 Cml Co 200137 Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn 127 MT Bn Svc Bn Maj BEKKER

Unit History. Organized in 1955 as a rifle

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division and assigned to the 48th Rfl Corps. Participated in the 1957 New Brunswick landings. Redesignated 307th Mtr Rfl Div in 1962. During the 1966 offensive failed to achieve its assigned objectives and was withdrawn from combat. Underwent extensive training in 1966. Identified northwest of Ithaca, N.Y., during the May 19 offensive.

c. 331 Motorized Rifle Division, 48 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME AGADETO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG G/D ARBOLEDA, Phil CofS HQ Co 134 Mtr Rfl Regt Col GOMEZ, Eugenio 403434 182 Mtr Rfl Regt 206 Mtr Rfl Regt Col FERNANDEZ, R. 600454

94 Mdm Tk Regt _.Col DeNARVAEZ, A.M.

Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty _

HQ Btry 203 Arty Regt AT Bn

2 RL Bn Maj JOHNSON, 210210 Brendan P.

50 MRL Bn Maj HEWLETT AD Bn 200 Tgt Acq Btry

42 Engr Bn _Maj HALLA 204216 Sig Bn Cml Co _ Svc Elm _

HQ 61 Med Bn ... 111219

110 MT Bn 031219 Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1959 as the 331st Mtr Rfl Div. Joined the 48th Rfl Corps in 1960. Sustained heavy losses in the 1966 offensive. Re- organized and re-equipped in 19 Reportedly in the 48th CAA second echelon near Oswego, N.Y., in May 19

d. 311 Tank Division, 48 CAA, AG ST LAUR- ENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 106632 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England

Commander Code No.

CG C/D CED WOOD CofS


HQ Co 25 Mdm Tk Regt 527422 Mdm Tk Regt

83 Hv Tk Regt Col d’EPINAY 194 Mtr Rfl Regt Col FELTON .409434 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty :

HQ Btry 73 Arty Regt RL Bn MRL Bn 125 AD Bn 667231 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 89 Sig Bn Cmdt LASCARIS, 913251

Nikos 122 Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Organized in the Homeland in 1962. Joined the 48th CAA in 1963. Failed in an attempt to relieve the encircled 16th Tk A in September 1966. Identified in the 48th CAA reserve near Pulaski, N.Y., in May 19

e. 312 Tank Division, 48 CAA, AG ST LAUR- ENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME SPITI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


cc

CofS HQ Co 133 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col WIERTZ 328422 159 Mdm Tk Regt 920462 191 Hv Tk Regt 84 Mtr Rfl Regt Col RAY, A.C. 408424 Recon Bn . _. Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry ... Arty Regt 418 RL Bn 811280 369 MRL Bn 931280 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ 420 MT Bn Maj KEENE, J 032249 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in the Homeland in

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1962. Assigned to AG SUDO in 1965. Saw action in Central Europe in 1965. Returned to the Home- land in 1966. Reassigned to the 48th CAA in late 1966. Identified in the 48th CAA reserve near Watertown, N.Y., in May 19

/. 284 SAM Brigade (RAIDER) 48 CAA, ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG xo ...

H&S Btry 166 SAM Bn

(RAIDER) 157 SAM Bn Cmdt JERABEK 760250

(RAIDER) 158 SAM Bn Cmdt JUNG, J.W

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

ff. 272 SSM Brigade (RANCOR) 48 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


Gun Bn 152-nun — (SP)

t. 344 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 48 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 404553 AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG CofS , H&S Btry Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 100 Gun Bn 130-mm _.Maj JUDGE 020213 164 Gun-How Bn 436233

152-mm 16 Gun Bn 152-mm __Maj DAVIDOFF, A

(SP)

4-7. 21 Combined Arms Army, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME AFANADORO CODE NUMBER 107701 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England and New York


CG G/B TANN, XO H&S Btry 105 SSM Bn Cmdt ORBELI, Josif 575230

(RANCOR) 106 SSM Bn 670240

(RANCOR) 107 SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

h. 261F Mixed Artillery Brigade, 48 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 101533 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG ..G/B GALYORKIN, A.T.

CofS Col PELLETIER, Felice

H&S Btry 68 Gun Bn 122-mm 816243

(SP) 164 Gun Bn 130-mm __Maj FRERON -..426233 Gun-How Bn . ... _

152-mm


CG G/A NAZZRHULLAH, A.

DCG CofS G/B MOTTL H&S Bn 156 Mtr Rfl Div ...G/D DAIMLER 605644 157 Mtr Rfl Div .. 700654 201F Mtr Rfl Div ....G/D BUCCHIERI,

Pasquale 10F Tk Div G/D SENAFE, M.N. 001602 65 SAM Bde

(RAIDER) 165F SSM Bde G/B WODRIG, H.R.

(RANCOR) 126 Mixed Arty ...G/B CONNAUGHT

Bde 127 Mixed Arty ...G/B CUZA, Teodor 707543

Bde 109F AT Regt - 33 MT Bn Cmdt WANG, Tsuwen 81 Engr Const Bn — 133216 99 Tgt Acq Bn 944251

121 Intel Bn 3 Cml Bn Maj CABANA, A 30517

Unit History. Organized as the 21st A in 1958 in the Homeland. Following a period of intensive training and long maneuvers it was sent to

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Canada to join AG ST LAURENCO in 1960. Participated in the 1961 offensive. Performed occupation duty until 1965. Participated in the 1965-1966 offensives. Suffered considerable losses in 1966. Reinforced by the arrival of the 10F TK DIV in late 1966 and redesignated 16th CAA. Received additional personnel and equipment in 19 Spearheaded the May 19_ southward offensive.

a. 156 Motorized Rifle Division, 21 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME NAHABARO CODE NUMBER 605644 AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG G/D DAIMLER Gof S HQ Co 101 Mtr Rfl Regt 105414 170 Mtr Rfl Regt - - Col De La HALLE Mtr Rfl Regt

3 Mdm Tk Regt 325412 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty G/B VOLCK, Herwart

HQ Btry Capt NEZHDANOVA Arty Regt . -

9 AT Bn 201 RL Bn .... MRL Bn __ _ _ 220 AD Bn 062221 Tgt Acq Btry ...

Engr Bn . 66 Sig Bn ... ... _ Cml Co Svc Elm .

HQ Med Bn _ _ . . ... MT Bn _ . ... Svc Bn _ _ .

Unit History. Organized as the 156th Rfl Div in 1955. Assigned to the 21st A in 1958. Took part in the 1961 offensive. Redesignated 156th Mtr Rfl Div in 1963. Committed in both the 1965 and 1966 offensives. Suffered fairly severe losses in September 1966. Identified in the 21st CAA second echelon, near Troy, N.Y., in May 19

b. 157 Motorized Rifle Division, 21 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 700654 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG Cof S HQ Co


221 Mtr Rfl Regt 107424 232 Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col WOLFE, Fintan E 203434 243 Mtr Rfl Regt Mdm Tk Regt 157 Recon Bn Cmdt HEIDENSTAM 770251 Mtr Rfl Div Arty .

HQ Btry - Arty Regt - 155 AT Bn Maj JUAREZ, Mariano 199 RL Bn Maj IVANCU

6 MRL Bn .620230 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ Med Bn 157 MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized as the 157th Rfl Div in 1955. Assigned to the 21st A in 1958. Not committed in the 1961 offensive. Redesignated 157th Mtr Rfl Div in 1963. Held in reserve in 1965. Committed in an all-out attack against advancing US Armor, it was repulsed with heavy losses in September 1966. Reorganized and re- equipped in 19 Identified on the left flank of the 21st CAA’s first echelon, east of Springfield, Mass., in May 19—

c. 201F Motorized Rifle Division, 21 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME SURCELAJA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG __G/D BUCCHIERI, Pasquale

CofS HQ Co 111 Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt . Mtr Rfl Regt . — — - - 201 Mdm Tk Regt . ..Col HICHENS, C 125422 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty ...

HQ Btry - 43 Arty Regt AT Bn __ -

11 RL Bn 116200 164 MRL Bn .. .Cmdt SARABHAI AD Bn

42 Tgt Acq Btry Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm

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HQ .. - _ _. Lt PILSUDSKI, W.S 107 Med Bn MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1959 as a Motor- ized Rifle Division. Assigned to 16th A in 1960. Identified in the 1961 offensive. In September 1966 during the withdrawal from New England the division held key terrain and delayed US pursuit forces long enough to allow the remnants of the 21st CAA to escape further damage and reform along the Canadian border. For its stand the division was awarded the Fusilier designation. Redesignated 201F Mtr Rfl Div in 1967. Identified on the right flank of the 21st CAA. First echelon, northwest of Liberty, N.Y., in May 19

d. 10F Tank Division, 21 CAA, AG ST LÁUR- ENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME PERSEKUTO CODE NUMBER 001602 AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG G/D SENAFE, M.N. CofS HQ Co 21 MdmTkRegt Col PHADKE, . 127402

Bharatendu • Mdm Tk Regt

10 Hv Tk Regt 51 Mtr Rfl Regt Col DELA VILLE, 100414

Alphonse 10 Recon Bn

Tk Div Arty . . HQ Btry 101 Arty Regt .. ...105413 RL Bn _ _ 204 MRL Bn .. Cmdt CLASSE, E 430240 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn

10 Cml Co . ..001107 Svc Elm

HQ _ MT Bn 199 Med Bn . Maj WESTERMARCK Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 10th HUSSARS Cav Div, redesignated 10th Armed Cav Div in 1949. Committed in Europe in 1954-1955 it won the Fusilier designation. Returned to the Homeland in 1958. Redesignated 10F TK Div in 1959 and again sent into combat in Central

Europe. Transferred from the European theater directly to the 21st CAA in 1962. Identified in the 21st CAA reserve near Amsterdam, N.Y., in May 19

e. 155F SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 21 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Connecticut


CG G/B WODRIG, H.R. XO H&S Btry — 169 SSM Bn .Cmdt LEGHERS ...

(RANCOR) 170 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

/. 126 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 21 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG G/B CONNAUGHT CofS H&S Btry 128 Gun Bn 122-mm 812253

(SP) 17 Gun Bn 130-mm ..Maj FURRER, R 726233 Gun-How Bn

152-mm 157 Gun Bn 152-mm ..Maj GEARY

(SP)

g. 127 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 21 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 707543 AREA OF OPERATIONS Connecticut


CG G/B CUZA, Teodor CofS H&S Btry 194 Gun Bn 122-mm 419233

(SP) 57 Gun Bn 130-mm ..Maj FABBRONI, B.E. Gun-How Bn


(SP)

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h. 65 SAM Brigade (RAIDER) 21 CAA, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER

was sent in 19 to join AG ST LAURENCO. In May 19 the new 16th Tk A was committed and in a short time its divisions were streaming down the Hudson Valley headed for New York City.

AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG xo H&S Btry

66 SAM Bn Cmdt ORIANI 656230 (RAIDER)

67 SAM Bn (RAIDER)

SAM Bn (RAIDER)

SAM Bn (RAIDER)

4—8. 16 Tank Army, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME INFERULARO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG G/A GRIMALDI, Giuseppe

DCG CofS G/D LENZI, Carlo H&S Bn 221 Tk Div 107622 222F Tk Div G/D DWYER, J 260 Tk Div 309F Tk Div G/D GROSS, Karl 290 Hv Tk Regt 039422 213 SAM Bde G/B WILLOUGHBY,

(RAIDER) Cleo 209 SSM Bde .... G/B De SALVIA .975560

(RANCOR) 221 Sig Regt 216 MT Bn 631259 211 Tgt Acq Bn Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in the Homeland in 1952. Participated in the 1954-55 European campaigns. Returned to the Homeland in 1956. Re- assigned to AG ST LAURENCO in Canada in 1965. Was not committed in the 1965 offensive. Spearheaded in the 1966 offensive. In September 1966 while massing to exploit a breakthrough in US lines it was hit by a devasting nuclear attack. A subsequent US Army armored counterattack succeeded in surrounding the remnants of the 16th TK A and completing its destruction. A new tank army, given the 16th TK A designation,

a. 221 Tank Division, 16 Tk A, AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 107622 AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG - - CofS HQ Co 254 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col OGILBY, ...

Aaron C Mdm Tk Regt - Mdm Tk Regt 295 Mtr Rfl Regt Col FE J ER 221 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry 261 Arty Regt RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ 221 MT Bn Maj GARAMOND 370 Med Bn Svc Bn

425442

177221

:::::: • 137229

Unit History. Organized in 1955 in the Home- land. Committed in Europe in 1959 in support of the satellite armies. Returned to the Homeland in 1962. Assigned to the new 16th Tk A in 1968. Committed early in the May 19 offensive it was reportedly moving down the west bank of the Hudson, south of Kingston, N.Y.

b. 222F Tank Division, 16 Tk A, AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME SPEKTAKLO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New York

Unit Commander

CG G/D DWYER, J .... CofS G/B MOISEYENKO HQ Co 330 Mdm Tk Regt 352 Mdm Tk Regt .. Col ARAUJO, L.P .. 165 Mdm Tk Regt Mtr Rfl Regt Recon Bn

Code No.

.023432

.225442

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TK Div Arty HQ B try 254 Arty Regt 115 RL .Bn Maj HABER _516230 MRL Bn - : AD Bh ^ . Tgt Acq Btry -

Engr Bn 268 Sig Bn , Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ ,1 MT Bn Med Bri Svc Bri i

Unit History. Organized in 1955 in the Home- land. Committed in Europe in 1959 ih support of the satellite armies. Transferred to AG SUDO in 1960, Distinguished itself, as the covering force for AG StlDÖ’s retreat in March 1960( and won the Fusilier designation. Returneid to the Home- land in 1961. Assigned to the new 16th Tk A in late 1966. Spearheaded the armor column down the western side of the Hudson Valley in May 19— .

c. 260 Tank Division, 16 Tk A, AG ST LAU- RENCIO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER ^ AREA OF OPERATIONS New York

Unit .Commander Code No.

CG Cof S„ - - HQ Co' 147 Mdm Tk Regt _ . Col MORLEY, Eliot B. _.. 729442 Mdm Tk Regt 178 Mdm Tk Regt ___Col ENTWISTLE,

Conrad 69 Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col MAYOR, P.A. . 901454 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty . - - _

HQ Btry .. Arty Regt 161 RL Bn 111220 202 MRL Bn ...Cmdt STARLEY AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr .Bn _ 8 Sig Bn ... ... .810241

186 Cml Co Svc Elm _

HQ MT Bn 162 Med Bn . Svc Bn ... .

Unit History. Organized in 1957 in the Home-

land. Committed in Europe ih 1960 with AG SUDÓ. Returned to the Homeland in 1962. As- signed to thè new 16th TK A in 1968. Identified south of Troy, Ñ.Y., ih May 19

d. 309F Tank Division, 16 Tk A, AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME DESEGNI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New York


CG G/D GROSS, Karl CofS HQ Co 256 Mdm Tk Regt ,625452 Mdm Tk Regt

45 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col ADRIAN, Brian 416 Mtr Rfl Regt Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry 332 Arty Regt ..Col DOLLAND 203443 _ RL Bn MRL Bn 333 AD Bn 368241 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 258 Sig Bn 815261 Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Organized in the Homeland in 1960 and assigned to AG NORDO. Took part in the 1961 offerisive in Europe winning the Fusilier designation. Returned to the Homeland in 1963 and assigned to the new Í6Tk A. Identified as the 16th Tk A lead division on the eastern side of the Hudson north of White Plains, N.Y., in May 19

e. 213 SAM Brigade (RAIDER) 16 Tk A, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME_ CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG G/B WILLOUGHBY, Cleb

XO H&S Btry 317 SAM Bn 756260

(RAIDER) 319 SAM Bn Cmdt SMOWDEN 956270

(RAIDER)

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SAM Bn (RAIDER)

SAM Bn (RAIDER)

/. 209 SSM Brigade (RANCOR) 16 Tk A, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME JUSTA CODE NUMBER 975560 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England

Unit Commander' Code No.

CG G/B De SALVIA XO - H&S Btry 329 SSM Bn 977270

(RANCOR) 330 SSM Bn Cmdt BEKR, Halide

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

4-9. 15 Air Army, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS NE Canada and New England


CG - DCG . - CofS G/AD YEATS, P.L H&S Bn 30 Ftr Div 31 Ftr Div G/AD VAVRIK, 158608

George 23 Bmr Div - 24 Bmr Div 55 Gnd Atk Div G/AD YANUSH-

KEVICH 56 Gnd Atk Div _ . . G/AD ATTERBOM ... 675638 23 Trans Regt - 61 Recon Regt Col LUND, S.J 141418 62 Recon Regt 19 Arty Obsn Regt - 17 Hel Regt (Mdm) .726438 90 Hel Regt (Lt)

Unit History. Organized in 1955 as the 15th Tac Spt Comd of AG XII. Redesignated 15th Air A in 1958. Its units provided air support for AG ST LAURENCO operations in Canada and New England. Its bomber units were flying missions in support of AG KARIBO operations during the 1962-1965 period.

a. 30 Fighter Division, 15 Air A, AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada


CG CofS - 10 Ftr Regt 11 Ftr Regt Col KESSELRING,

Moritz J. Ftr Regt

Unit History. Organized as the 30th Manned Intcp Air Bde in 1955 and assigned to the 15th Tac Spt Comd. Redesignated 30th Ftr Div in 1960. Identified near Montreal in 19—

b. 31 Fighter Division, 15 Air A, AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 158608 AREA OF OPERATIONS Massachuetts


CG G/AD VAVRIK, - George

CofS 85 Ftr Regt 553438 86 Ftr Regt 658438 Ftr Regt —

Unit History. Organized as the 31st Manned Intcp Air Bde in 1955 and assigned to the 15th Tac Spt Comd. Redesignated 31st Ftr Div in 1960. Identified in Massachusetts in 19—

c. 23 Bomber Division, 15 Air A, AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada


CG CofS ..Col PHILTEL, 43 Bmr Regt Bmr Regt - Bmr Regt

Unit History. Formerly the 23d Tac Bmr Div of the 15th Tac Spt Comd, it was redesignated 23rd Bmr Div in 1960. Has flown support missions for both AG ST LAURENCO and KARIBO along the Atlantic seaboard.

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d. 24 Bomber Division, 15 Air A, AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME ALT ARO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada


CG - Cof s 82 Bmr Regt Bmr Regt Bmr Regt

Unit History. Formerly the 24th Tac Bmr Div of the 15th Tac Spt Comd, it was redesignated 24th Bmr Div in 1960. Has been utilized exclu- sively in support of AG ST LAURENCO operations.

e. 55 Ground Attack Division, 15 Air A, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG G/AD YANUSH- KEVICH

CofS 29 Gnd Atk Regt . ... .977448 30 Gnd Atk Regt . . Col VERWEY 31 Gnd Atk Regt ..178408

Unit History. Organized in 1955 as the 55th Tac Spt Div. Redesignated 55th Gn Atk Div in 1962. Utilized primarily in support of the 21st CAA in the last two years.

/. 56 Ground Attack Division, 15 Air A, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 675638 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG G/AD ATTERBOM CofS _ 83 Gnd Atk Regt 373428 84 Gnd Atk Regt . ..Col VARNHAGEN 478428 Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Organized in 1955 as the 56th Tac Spt Div. Redesiganted 56th Gnd Atk Div in 1962. Utilized primarily in support of the 48th CAA in recent times.

4—10. Army Group Troops

a. 67 Airborne Division, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME KAPTILO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Maine


CG CofS - - - - HQ Co 219 Abn Regt Col ERTEL, Gavrila Abn Regt — - Abn Regt Abn Div Arty

HQ Btry — 245 Arty Regt 539445 270 AT Bn Maj MATUN, 027225 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ Med Bn 324 MT Bn Maj GALT, Jacob Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1956 and sent to join AG ST LAURENCO. Has not been committed since its arrival in the Western Hemisphere. Reportedly stationed somewhere in Maine in 19—

b. 53 Artillery Division, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME ATESTI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New England and Canada


CG - - CofS G/B VAN LOO, A.J H&S Btry - - — 227 Mixed Arty Bde ..G/B WEDERKIND, 707553

Detlev Mixed Arty Bde 272 Hv Arty Bde Tgt Acq Bn 299 Sig Bn Cmdt SCHUBERT 914271 Svc Elm

HQ Btry ...:. MT Bn Med Bn - Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 53d Gun Arty Div, it was assigned to AG XII in 1955. Redesignated

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53d Arty Div in 1968 folllowing its reorganization. One of its mixed artillery brigades is reportedly being held in support of the 13th CAA’s western perimeter forces.

(1) 227 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 53 Arty Div, AP ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 707553 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG G/B WEDERKIND, Detlev

Cof S H&S Btry 316 Gun Bn 122-mm 611263

(SP) Gun Bn 130-mm _ Gun-How Bn

152-mm 324 Gun Bn 152-mm __Cmdt WANG, Ta-Fu

(SP)

(2) 272 Heavy Artillery Brigade, 53 Arty Div, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Unknown


CG CofS H&S Btry Capt SCHWENTES —- Gun-How Bn

203-mm Mortar Bn

240-mm 275 Gun Bn 310-mm __Maj FAZY, Raoul 572253

(SP) 401 Mortar Bn 400- 185243

mm (SP)

c. 14 SSM Division, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG G/D ARCOVITO, S.V CofS HQ Btry 234 SSM Bde

(RANCOR) 236 SSM Bde G/B DUFF, Philip N 673550

(RANCOR) SSM Hv Bde

(RANCOR)


Svc Elm

Unit History. Formerly the 14th Hv Arty Div, it was converted to missiles in 1960 while assigned to AG ST LAURENCO. Provided nuclear fire support in the 1966 offensive. Received im- proved version guidetj missiles in 1968. Partici- pated in the nuclear preparation preceding the 19 offensive.

(1) 234 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 14 SSM Div, AG ST LAURENpO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME ' CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG XO Col SWEELINCK, D - H&S Btry — 240 SSM Bn Cmdt D’ARGENSON


(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

(2) 236 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 14 SSM Div, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 673550 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG G/B DUFF, Philip N XO H&S Btry 282 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

d. 24 SSM Division, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME KAPO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG CofS Col YUPIN, . HQ Btry 286 SSM Bde

(RANCOR)

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287 SSM Bde ... (RANCOR)

264 SSM Hv Bde . Svc Elm

-G/B KASTENBAUM

.406640

Unit History. Formerly the 24th Breakthrough Arty Div. Assigned to AG XII in 1955. Has provided fire support for all AG operations in the ST LAURENCO theater of operations. Converted to missiles, with the latest types of weapon systems, in 1968 and redesignated 24th SSM Div. Provided nuclear fire support for the May 19 offensive.

(1) 286 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 24 SSM Div, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 678550 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England

CODE NUMBER 406540 AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG xo

H&S Btry Lt SUMP 272 SSM Bn

(RAVAGE) SSM Bn

(RAVAGE) SSM Bn

(REBEL)

e. 41 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME DUONALFO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada

Unit Commander Code No. Unit Commander Code No.

CG XO H&S Btry 268 SSM Bn ....

(RANCOR) SSM Bn ....

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

(2) 287 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 24 SSM Div, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS New England


CG G/B KASTENBAUM XO H&S Btry 313 SSM Bn 376240

(RANCOR) 314 SSM Bn ..Cmdt KOSTAKOVICH,

(RANCOR) Nikita 315 SSM Bn Cmdt TIMOLENKO 576250

(RANCOR)

(3) 264 SSM Brigade (HEAVY), 24 SSM Div, AG ST LAURENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME

CG G/B BATALOV, Boris XO Col CLEGKAY H&S Btry 345 SAM Bn ...

(RAIDER) 348 SAM Bn ....

(RAIDER) SAM Bn ....


(RAIDER)

/. 72 SAM Brigade (RAMMER). AG ST LAU- RENCO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Canada


CG xo H&S Btry 224 SAM Bn Cmdt GAEVERNITZ 442240

(RAMMER) SAM Bn

(RAMMER) SAM Bn

(RAMMER) SAM Bn

(RAMMER)

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4-11. Army Group GOLFO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME MORTIGFAJRO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas. Louisiana, and Oklahoma


CG G/A’s O’ROURKE, Thomas J.

CofS H&S Bn

5 CAA G/A SOVAK, John J 505721 6 CAA G/A FERLING- 600731

HETTI, Luigi 1 Tk A G/A NEBBIA,

Teresio C. 2 Tk A G/A ULIANOV, N.P 200712 2 Air A G/Air RADESCU,

Sion C. 1 Abn Div . _ G/D YUAN, Hao-Jan 2 Arty Div G/D ODONEZ, J.S 200613

55 SSM Div G/D JEN, Wu-Seng 1 SAM Bde

(RAIDER) 3 SAM bde

(RAMMER) 2 Cml Bde 9 Eng Amph Regt _ _ . _ . 925446 2 Sig Regt 5 Sig Intcp Regt

29 EW Bn 10 MT Regt 031409 8 Med Regt 7 Intel Regt 2 Pgnd Bn

Unit History. Organized as Army Group GOL- FO in 1960 in the Homeland and sent to reinforce Regional Command ATLANTICO in 1961. In May 1961 it successfully invaded Texas. In 1965 it failed in an attempt to invade Oklahoma. In 1965 it repulsed a major US offensive. In March 1965 elements of its 6 CAA temporarily linked up with elements of Army Group KARIBO on the Mississippi-Louisiana border. In late 1965 it was reinforced as a result of the deactivation of Task Force Panama. In 1966 its 5th CAA again attempted to occupy Oklahoma but did not succeed. An attempt in June 1966 to push westward and link up with Army Group KALIFORNIO also failed. Reorganized in 1968. In April 19 launched a major offensive along the Texas-Oklahoma border. The AG withdrew to Monterrey, Mexico in July 19— after having lost 40 percent of its resources in the US counteroffensive.

4—12. 5 Combined Arms Army, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME KOLOHIO CODE NUMBER 505721 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas and Oklahoma


CG _G/A SOVAK, John J DCG CofS G/B EHRLE, R.W H&S Bn 3F Mtr Rfl Div G/D LUTZ, Roman 305614

15F Mtr Rfl Div 506624 80F Tk Div G/DNORDENSK-

JOLD, K.M. 14 SAM Bde

(RAIDER) 18 SSM Bde 871540

(RANCOR) 48F Mixed Arty Bde 804543 49 Mixed Arty Bde

3 AT Regt 10 Sig Regt - -,

2 MT Bn Cmdt YONGE 51 Engr Const Bn 55 Engr Pon Bn

(Mdm) 59 Engr Amph Bn

1 Tgt Acq Bn 6 Intel Bn 2 Pgnd Co

71 Med Regt Col HOLAR Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1960 in the Home- land as a subordinate command of Army Group GOLFO. Participated in Texas invasion in 1961. In 1963 began a northward offensive reaching the Arkansas River by mid-November. Forced back in December 1963. Successfully repulsed a US offensive in 1964. In 1966 spearheaded a second northward offensive into Oklahoma but again was stopped and slowly was pushed back to the Texas border. In April 19 it made its third attempt to invade Oklahoma meeting with success.

a. 3F Motorized Rifle Division, 5 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME OSKARARO CODE NUMBER 305614 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas and Oklahoma


CG G/D LUTZ, Roman CofS ... HQ Co

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31 Mtr Rfl Regt Col WEYPRECHT 108404 32 Mtr Rfl Regt Col GRIGORYEV,

Z.M. 33 Mtr Rfl Regt 42 Mdm Tk Regt 224412

3 Recon Bn Cmpt USHINSKY, Igor

Mtr Rfl Arty HQ Btry 22 Arty Regt 202413 AT Bn

26 RL Bn _ _ _ _ MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ 343 Med Bn Maj AVERCHENKO,

Nikolai A. 368 MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. This is one of the oldest units in the Aggressor Army. Its traditions go back beyond the founding of the pre-Circle Trigon Aggressor republic. Formerly the 3d Republican Guard Division traditionally stationed in the Homeland capital, it was redesignated the 3d Presidential Rifles in 1956 and was the backbone of the amphibious force which invaded the Antil- les and Panama. In 1958 it was returned to the Homeland where it was reorganized, re-equipped and redesignated the 3d Fusilier Motorized Rifle Div. In 1960 it was assigned to the 5th CAA and sent to take part in the Texas invasion in 1961. Participated in the 5th CAA offensives of 1963, 1966 and 19 with great distinction.

b. 15F Motorized Rifle Division, 5 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 506624 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas and Oklahoma


CG CofS G/B WESTUS, A.G HQ Co . 281 Mtr Rfl Regt ..... 282 Mtr Rfl Regt .208434 283 Mtr Rfl Regt Col AXELSEN 278 Mdm Tk Regt Col APPIANI, . . 827462

Gaspare’ 213 Recon Bn . . ... ....... ... Mtr Rfl Div Arty .. .

HQ Btry


231 Arty Regt - 108423 AT Bn 237 RL Bn Cmdt BAKR, Jamalh MRL Bn --- AD Bn 230 Tgt Acq Btry -

Engr Bn 377 Sig Bn .Cmdt JONES, Earl H Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Formerly the 15th Rifle Div it was assigned to the 5th CAA in 1960 and in 1961 participated in the Texas invasion. In 1963 redesignated 15th Mtr Rfl Div. In 1963 at the onset of the first northward offensive it broke through US lines and by mid-November its 281st Regt was deployed along the Arkansas River line. For these actions it was awarded the Fusilier designation. In April 1966 it again broke through US lines and pushed into Oklahoma. When the 5th CAA has been forced to back into Texas this division was withdrawn from the Oklahoma sector and sent to western Texas where in June 1966 it took part in the westward offensive. Re- turned to the 5th CAA sector in late 1966. Re- organized and re-equipped in 1967. Took part in the April 19 offensive.

c. 80F Tank Division, 5 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas and Oklahoma


CG G/D NORDENSKJOLD, K.M.

CofS . HQ Co 212 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col STEENWYK, M.J Mdm Tk Regt 220 Hv Tk Regt 400 Mtr Rfl Regt . ..Col MEGRUZZI 220 Recon Bn . . 072221 Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry 212 Arty Regt 261 RL Bn 111230 MRL Bn 224 AD Bn Maj HARLICKA 249 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn ... . 325 Sig Bn

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Unit Commander Code Ko.

Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ 333 MT Bn Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 80th Terr Gd Cav Div it was converted to a Tk div in 1959. After a period of intensive training, in 1960 it was assigned to the 5th CAA and took part in the invasion of Texas a year later. It has been in every combat operation of the 5th CAA since 1961. During the 1966 offensive it successfully exploited the breakthrough by the 15th F Mech Div and won the Fusilier designation. When the 5th CAA was forced to withdraw from Oklahoma the division acted as a covering force, two of its regiments were encircled but managed to break out and rejoin the retreating 5th CAA. Due to the severe losses sustained in that campaign the division was out of action for several months. In 1968 it was re-equipped. In April 19 it again went into action in the third northward offensive.

d. 14 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 5 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG XO - - H&S Btry 234 SAM Bn _ -

(RAIDER) 235 SAM Bn Cmdt GRECHANINOV ...558240 236 SAM Bn

(RAIDER) 237 SAM Bn

(RAIDER)


223 SSM Bn - (RANCOR)

/. 48F Mixed Artillery Brigade, 5 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 804543 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG - CofS H&S Btry 222 Gun Bn 122-nun ..Maj HUC, Thibaut 212233

(SP) 227 Gun Bn 180-mm 299 Gun-How Bn Maj TANANAYEV

152-nun 212 Gun Bn 152-nun

(SP)

g. 49 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 5 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME FIKSEJO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG CofS ----- H&S Btry --- 224 Gun Bn 122-nun ..Maj KIRBY, F.T 412243

(SP) 236 Gun Bn 130-nun Gun-How Bn -

152-nun 370 Gun Bn 152-nun .. Maj MIRA, Eugenio V

(SP)

4-13. 6 Combined Arms Army, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO

e. 18 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 5 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME MORTKLOPODO CODE NUMBER 871540 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG XO H&S Btry Capt ANDREE 221 SSM Bn Cmdt GREENWAY 177220

(RANCOR) 222 SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

CODE NAME FENDIGA CODE NUMBER 600731 AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG G/A FERLINGHETTI, Luigi

DCG - - CofS - H&S Bn Maj LOBANOV 31 Mtr Rfl Div G/D MacIVER, Angus 108604 33F Mtr Rfl Div ....G/D LANGOIS ..308614 IF Tank Div G/D KERELS, I

21 SAM Bde - (RAIDER)

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31 SSM Bde G/B MacALPIN, R.T (RANCOR)

41 Mixed Arty Bde - 109503 42 Mixed Arty Bde — : 12 AT Regt - 40 MT Bn 034209 49 Engr Amph Bn 18 Sig Intcp Bn - - 30 EW Bn

2 Tgt Acq Bn .. 72 Med Regt Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1960 as a subordinate command of AG GOLFO. Participated in the 1961 Texas invasion. In April 1962 it was forced to withdraw from the Texas-Louisiana border into east-central Texas. In 1963 mounted a successful eastward offensive invading western Louisiana. In 1964 held on to its territorial gains repulsing a ÜS counteroffensive. In 1965 its forces temporarily linked up with the advancing AG KARIBO’s 3d CAA. In the 19 campaign it executed a successful holding action in Louisiana while the 5th CAA was pushing northward into Oklahoma.

a. 31 Motorized Rifle Division, 6 CAA, AG, GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 108604 AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana

Unit Commander ' Code No.

CG G/D MacIVER, Angus CofS HQ Co - - 358 Mtr Rfl Regt ... 805474 Mtr Rfl Regt 360 Mtr Rfl Regt 369 Mdm Tk Regt .Col NITOBE, Yoshio 364 Recon Bn 476251 Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry 331 Arty Regt 108433 338 AT Bn RL Bn 333 MRL Bn 1 AD Bn 264 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn 349 Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ 211 Med Bn :_...Maj KIPLING,

John W. MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the '31st Terr Gd Div it was redesignated 31st Rfl Div and assigned to the 6th CAA in 1960. Took part on the Texas invasion in 1961. The unit suffered severe losses in the April 1965 battle in eastern Texas. Rede- signated 31st Mtr Rfl Div in 1963. Identified in western Lousiana in 19

b. 33F Motorized Rifle Division, 6 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME JOVANARO CODE NUMBER 308614 AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG - G/D LANGOIS CofS - HQ Co : 292 Mtr Rfl Regt - 209434 293 Mtr Rfl Regt ... Col QUID, Mtr Rfl Regt 286 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col KULASEKHARA, --..628452

Mirza L. 325 Recon Bn - Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt — 408 AT Bn Maj MILIC, A .850281 402 RL Bn 271 MRL Bn 122240 396 AD Bn Maj URYSON,

Alexei S. Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ 287 Med Bn

MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 33d Terr Gd Div it was redesignated 33d Rfl Div and assigned to the 6th CAA in I960. Participated in the Texas invasion in 1961. In 1962 it won the Fusilier designation for its contribution to the success of the invasion of western Louisiana. Rede- signated 33F Mtr Rfl Div in 1963. Again fought with distinction in the 1963 defense of western Louisiana. Its 360th Mtr Rfl Regt linked up with elements of the 3d CAA on the Louisiana Mis- sissippi border in 1965. Identified in western Louisiana in 19

c. If Tank Division, 6 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana

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FM 30-103


CG G/D KEREKS, I - CofS HQ Co Capt FAZI, Jamal M - 217 Mdm Tk Regt Mdm Tk Regt 245 Hv Tk Regt .294 Mtr Rfl Regt 409444 241 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ B try 333 Arty Regt 263 RL Bn 311240 221 MRL Bn . . Maj KEOGH AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ 262 MT Bn . _ 253 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the Genghis Khan Cav Div this unit has a distinguished history paral- leling that of the Aggressor Homeland from its very beginnings. With the advent of the Circle Trigon regime the division was redesignated 1st Cav Div and its name designated regiments were given numerical designations. In 1958 it was re- equipped and redesignated the 1st Tk Div. It was transferred to Texas in 1962 and assigned to the 6th CAA. In 1962 it carried out a highly successful operation in connection with the invasion of western Louisiana and was awarded the Fusilier designation. Identified in western Louisiana in 19

d. 21 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 6 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME HALO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG XO Col JENSEN, Jeus M H&S Btry 243 SAM Bn

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER) 245 SAM Bn .... Cmdt FAREL

(RAIDER) 246 SAM Bn Cmdt MARX,

(RAIDER) Ewald B.

e. 31 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 6 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG G/B MacALPIN, R.T XO H&S Btry - 285 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 286 SSM Bn Cmdt RALEIGH 678250

(RANCOR) 287 SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

/. 41 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 6 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 109503 AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG CofS H&S Btry 249 Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 324 Gun Bn 130-mm — Gun-How Bn

152-mm 248 Gun Bn 152-mm ..Maj GAPON,

(SP) Andrey S.

g. 42 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 6 CAA, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG CofS - H&S Btry Capt ANTROPOV 256 Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 283 Gun Bn 130-mm .Maj WHITAKER 323243 266 Gun-How Bn

152-mm 281 Gun Bn 152-mm -

(SP)

4-14. 1 Tank Army, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME AKOMPANI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas and Oklahoma

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CG __G/A NEBBIA, Teresio G.

DCG G/A NOGUCHI, M.T CofS .G/D TRIPATHI H&S Bn 101 Tk Div G/D STOICA, luliu S 102F Tk Div G/D AGOSHKOV 103 Tk Div 305622 152 Hv Tk Regt 104 SAM Bde

(RAIDER) 110 SSM Bde G/B OLDFIELD,

(RANCOR) E.D. 111 Sig Regt Col Von GEISSEL

19 Sig Intcp Bn 31 EW Bn

105 MT Bn 117 Tgt Acq Bn Maj KUKARIN 107 Med Regt 715449

7 Cml Bn Maj GARZYNSKI

Unit History. Organized in 1960 and assigned to AG GOLFO. Participated in the invasion of Texas in 1961. Sent to reinforce the 6th CAA in western Louisiana in 1962. In 1964 executed successful counterattacks helping to repulse a US counteroffensive. In 1965 it was shifted to the 5th CAA sector and participated in the 1965, 1966 and 19— northward offensives.

a. 101 Tank Division, 1 Tk A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Oklahoma


CG G/D STOICA, luliu S CofS HQ Co 62F Mdm Tk Regt 63 Mdm Tk Regt .. Col ORLOV, Yury F 32 Hv Tk Regt

202F Mtr Rfl Regt _Col WARBURG -.-200434 21 Recon Bn

Tk Div Arty ... HQ Btry Arty Regt

50 RL Bn . 015200 MRL Bn . AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

151 Engr Bn Maj THURMAYR 22 Sig Bn Cmdt ASBOTH Cml Co ... . Svc Elm ......

HQ MT Bn . Med Bn . Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1959 and assigned to the 1st Tk A in 1960. Took part in the 1961 Texas invasion. Identified in western Louisiana in 1962. Identified in the Texas-Oklahoma border area in 1963. During the 1966 northward offensive it was part of the exploitation force which drove into Oklahoma. Its 62d Mdm Tk Regt won the Fusilier award for this action. In September 1966 nuclear fires caught its rfl regt in the open and inflicted 90% casualties. In November 1966 the 202F Mtr Rfl Regt joined the division to replace the lost rfl regt. Identified in assembly areas near Ft. Worth in 19 Identified in Oklahoma in April 19

b. 102F Tank Division, 1 Tk A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME BISAJO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Oklahoma


CG G/D AGOSHKOV CofS HQ Co 66 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col VERDERA 67 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col TRYGGVESSON 721442 36 Hv Tk Regt

203 Mtr Rfl Regt 4 Recon Bn

Tk Div Arty HQ Btry 23 Arty Regt RL Bn

85 MRL Bn 6 AD Bn Maj FROMENT Tgt Acq Btry


HQ 36 MT Bn 36 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1959 and assigned to the 4th Tk A, AG VIGLIO. Reassigned to the 1st Tk A in 1960 took part in the Texas invasion of 1961 winning the Fusilier award during that campaign. Participated in the invasion of Louis- iana in 1962. Identified as the second echelon tank division of the 1st Tk A during the 1966 offensive. In April 19 it spearheaded an armored probe into Oklahoma.

c. 103 Tank Division, 1 Tk A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO.

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FM 30-103

CODE NAME BALANCO CODE NUMBER 305622 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas and Oklahoma


CG CofS G/B INGRASSIA, L.S HQ Co 64 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col FIBIGER 426422 — Mdm Tk Regt 33F Hv Tk Regt — Mtr Rfl Regt — Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry 27 Arty Regt 707433 RL Bn 89 MRL Bn 933250

3 AD Bn 366211 — Tgt Acq Btry

— Engr Bri 27 Sig Bn 717231

6 Cml Co .. Svc Elm

HQ 13 MT Bn — Med Bn Svc Bn ._

Unit History. Organized in 1960 and assigned to the 1st Tk A. Identified in Central Texas in 1962. Identified in western Louisiana in 1963. Identified in action along the Texas-Oklahoma border in 1963 and 1966. Reported with 1st Tk A in April 19— Its 33 Hv Tk Regt was awarded the Fusilier designation in April 19

d. 104 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 1 Tk A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG XO Col GJELLERUP H&S Btry 2i SAM Bn

(RAIDER) _ SAM Bn _

(RAIDER) 23 SAM Bn

(RAIDER) 24 SAM Bn 452220

(RAIDER)

e. 110 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 1 Tk A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER 071510 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG G/B OLDFIELD, E.D XO H&S Btry 41 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 42 SSM Bn ....

(RANCOR) _ SSM Bn ....

(RANCOR)

4-15. 5 Tank Army, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME ANGULO CODE NUMBER 200712 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas and Louisiana


CG _G/A ULIANOV, N.P DCG CofS G/B KAEMPFE H&S Bn 121F Tk Div G/D SOPHOCLES, 107612

P.G. 122 Tk Div ...G/D NAUJOCKS 129F Tk Div G/D McCORMACK, 907652

Harris A. 181F Hv Tk Regt 133422 109 SSM Bde

(RAIDER) 124 SSM Bde G/B BELGRAND,

(RANCOR) O.H. Ill MT Bn 129 Tgt Acq Bn

1 Med Regt Col O’FLAHERTY, Dermot

Unit History. Organized in 1960 in the Home- land and assigned to AG ALARMO. Transferred to AG GOLFO in 1962. In 1962 participated in the invasion of western Louisiana. In 1966 it was shifted to western Texas and in June of that year, reinforced with the 15F Mech Div, it launched a westward offensive in an attempt to link up with AG KALIFORNIA forces. In Sep- tember 1966 after a series of decisive defeats in rapid succession it was forced to withdraw to western Texas. During the withdrawal the 181st HV Tk Regt smashed a US airborne force block- ing the route of withdrawal and won the Fusilier designation. Reported on maneuvers in the El Paso area in 1967. Two of its divisions were identified in April 19 in the 6th CAA sector in western Louisiana.

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a. 121F Tank Division, 2 Tk A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. • CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 107612 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG _G/D SOPHOCLES, P.G.

CofS HQ Co 68 Mdm Tk Regt 71 Mdm Tk Regt ___Col RAMANUJAN -122412

— Hv Tk Regt 205 Mtr Rfl Regt

1 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty _

HQ Btry 29 Arty Regt Col VOROBYOV 27 RL Bn 87 MRL Bn

4 AE» Bn 460221 — Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 6 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm _

HQ 14 MT Bn _ Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1960 and assigned to the 2d Tk A. Identified on the Texas-Louisiana border in March 1962. In June 1966 spearheaded an armored offensive in western Texas and by July 1966 penetrated US defenses in Arizona. In August 1966 was awarded the Fusilier designation. In September 1966 it had overextended its lines of communications. US airborne forces succeeded in cutting it off from the rest of the 2d Tk A. Forced to fight on two fronts the division suffered severe losses and only 20^ of its combat strength was able to rejoin thè retreating 2d Tk A. The division was reconstituted in 1967 and participated in Army maneuvers around El Paso that same year. No recent idèntifications of this unit have been reported. . T >

b. 122 Tank Division, 2 Tk A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME AROGANTA CODE NUMBER '

AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG .... CofS .. HQ Co

-G/D NAUJOCKS


69 Mdm Tk Regt 70 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col EVEREST,

Anthony G. 34F Hv Tk Regt Mtr Rfl Rëgt Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry 28 Arty Regt 29 RL Bn Cmdt FULDA, Thomas 86F MRL Bn _ AD Bn — Tgt Acq Btry

— Engr Bn I. 24 Sig Bn _ Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ _ MT Bn Med Bn Svc Bn ...

921452

412221

Unit History. Organized in 1960 and assigned to the 2d Tk A. Identified in western Louisiana in 1963. Identified in New Mexico in 1966. Re- ported to have suffered heavy losses in New Mexico in September 1966. Engaged in maneuvers around El Paso, Texas, in 1967. Identified in western Louisiana in April 19

c. 129F Tank Division, 2 Tk A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CEVALO CODE NUMBER 907652 AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG ...G/D McCORMACK, Harris A.

CofS .' HQ Co

81 Mdm Tk Regt 82 Mdm Tk Regt '.. 52 Hv Tk Regt

181 Mtr Rfl Regt .. .Col VIOESCU, Ion 103424 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt

31 RL Bn 93 MRL Bn 38 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 45 Sig Bn 42 Cml Co

Svc Elm HQ MT Bn

2 Med Bn Svc Bn

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Unit History. Formerly the 129th Hussar Regt was reorganized and expanded to division size in 1959. Assigned to the 2d Tk A in 1960. Awarded the Fusilier designation for its distinguished record during the 1962 invasion of western Louisiana. Identified in the 2d Tk A second echelon during the 1966 westward campaign. Escaped with only light losses from the debacle of September 1966. On maneuvers near El Paso, Texas in 1967. Identified in western Louisiana in April 19

d. 109 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 2 Tk A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG xo H&S Btry SAM Bn


(RAIDER) 43 SAM Bn

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

e. 124 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 2 Tk A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME GYULA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG G/B BELGRAND, O.H.

XO H&S Btry Capt VALERY..

55 SSM Bn (RANCOR)

56 SSM Bn (RANCOR)

_ SSM Bn (RANCOR)

4-16. 2 Air Army, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME RETOFORMA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG G/Air RADESCU, Sion C.


DCG CofS H&S Bn

1 Ftr Div G/AD TSAO 155608 2 Ftr Div G/AD NIKOLAE- 250618

VICH, F.V. 11 Bmr Div G/AD VERHULST,

Cornelis 21 Gnd Atk Div 22 Gnd Atk Div

3 Trans Regt 16 Recon Regt 11 Hel Regt (Hv) 136408 12 Hel Regt (Hv)

1 Hel Regt (Mdm) 22 Hel Regt (Mdm)

9 Hel Regt (Lt) 915448 10 Hel Regt (Lt)

Unit History. Formerly the 2d Homeland Air Rgn Comd and assigned to AG VIGLIO, in 1960 was redesignated 2d Air A and assigned to AG GOLFO. Participated in the Texas invasion in 1961. One of its bomber divisions was transferred to Europe in 1962. All of its units were equipped with the latest Aggressor aircraft by 1968.

a. 1 Fighter Division, 1 Air A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME AMBICIA CODE NUMBER 155608 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG G/AD TSAO CofS 1 Ftr Regt 2 Ftr Regt Col INGRAM 260418 3 Ftr Regt

Unit History. Formerly the 1st Manned In- tcp Air Bde. Reorganized and redesignated 1st Ftr Div in 1960/and assigned to the 2d Air A.

b. 2 Fighter Division, 2 Air A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 250618 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG G/AD NIKOLAEVICH, F.H.

CofS 21 Ftr Regt . 22 Ftr Regt 23 Ftr Regt 357418

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Unit History. Formerly the 2d Manned Intep Air Bde. Reorganized and redesignated 2d Ftr Div in 1960 and assigned to the 2d Air A. In 19— its headquarters was reported to be near Dallas, Texas.

c. 11 Bomber Division, 2 Air A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME SANA CODE NUMBER 166608 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG G/AD VERHULST, Cornelia

Cof S 10 Bmr Regt 061408 Bmr Regt ■ 12 Bmr Regt .

Unit History. Organized in 1957. Assigned to 2d Air A in 1960. Division headquarters reported to be near San Antonio, Texas in 19

dl. 21 Ground Attack Division, 2 Air A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG CofS Col HAZARD, E.M - 41 Gnd Atk Regt 42 Gnd Atk Regt 43 Gnd Atk Regt _-..Col SOUBIROUS -

Unit History. Formerly the 21st Tac Spt Div. Redesignated 21st Ftr Gnd Atk Div in 1959. Assigned to 2d Air A in 1960. Identified in support of operations in western Louisiana in 1962. Redesignated 21st Gnd Atk Div in 1967.

e. 22 Ground Attack Division, 2 Air A, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG CofS 14 Gnd Atk Regt 15 Gnd Atk Regt 16 Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Formerly the 22d Tac Spt Div. Redesignated 22d Ftr Gnd Atk Div in 1959.

Assigned to 2d Air A in 1960. Identified in support of 5th CAA in 1963 and 1966. Redesignated 22d Gnd Atk Div in 1967.

4-17. Army Group Troops a. 1 Airborne Division, AG GOLFO, ATLAN-

TICO. CODE NAME TASO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG G/D YUAN, Hao-Jan CofS HQ Co

1 Abn Regt 2 Abn Regt 200415 3 Abn Regt Col GROZA, Teodor

Abn Div Arty HQ Btry 11 Arty Regt .. _ AT Bn

5 AD Bn — Tgt Acq Btry

1 Engr Bn 165205 — Sig Bn Cml Co - Svc Elm

HQ 10 Med Bn 011205 Mt Bn Svc Bn -

Unit History. Formerly the 1st Rfl Bde. Re- organized, expanded to division size and redesignated 1st Prcht Div in 1958. Redesignated 1st Abn Div and assigned to AG GOLFO in 1960. Employed in airborne operations in connection with the Texas invasion in 1961. Sent into New Mexico in 1966 to assist the retreating 2d Tk A. Identified at San Antonio, Texas in 19

b. 2 Artillery Division, AG GOLFO, ATLAN- TICO. CODE NAME FLUEGO CODE NUMBER 200613 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas and Oklahoma


CG G/D ODONEZ, J.S CofS G/B JEFFRIES H&S Btry 61 Mixed Arty Bde 101513 65 Mixed Arty Bde __G/B O’CALLAGHAN, 501533

T.B. 20 Hv Arty Bde . 092503 23 Tgt Acq Bn 347211 Sig Bn Svc Elm

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HQ Btry 6 MT Bn 630239 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. First identified in western Louisiana in 1962. Identified near Ft. Worth in 1963. Its 61st Brigade identified on the Texas- Oklahoma border in Í9

(1) 61 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 2 Arty Div, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME AGOPIDO CODE NUMBER 101513 AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG CofS H&S Btry

2 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP)

127 Gun Bn 130-mm __Maj FRUIN 727243 72 Gun-How Bn

152-mm 3 Gun Bn 152-nun 345213

(SP)

(2) 65 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 2 Arty Div, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 501533 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG G/B O’CALLAGHAN, T.B.

CofS ’ H&S Btry Gun Bn 122-mm . . _ _

(SP) 132 Gun Bn 130-mm . _ .. 223223 78 Gun-How Bn ’ .

152-mm Gun Bn 152-mm _ __ _ _

(SP)

(3) 20 Heavy Artillery Brigade, 2 Arty Div, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 092503 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG . _ CofS H&S Btry .

4-36


14 Gun-How Bn 451223 203-mm

Mortar Bn 240-mm

121 Gun Bn 310-mm ..Maj GAZES, Janos (SP)

53 Mortar Bn 400- 380223 mm (SP)

c. 55 SSM Division, AG GOLFO, ATLANTI- CO. CODE NAME ABRAMUNITO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas

/ Unit Commander Code No.

CG G/D JENN - CofS HQ Btry 21 SSM Bde

(RANCOR) 22 SSM Bde

(RANCOR) 31 SSM Hv Bde 108500 Svc Elm

Unit History. Organized in 1965 and sent to Texas. Its headquarters was identified in Waco, Texas in February 19

(1) 21 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 55 SSM Div, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME; CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Louisiana


CG xo . H&S Btry 141 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 143 SSM Bn Cmdt GADE

(RANCOR)

(2) 22 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 55 SSM Div, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG XO - - H&S Btry

FM 30-103


144 SSM Bn (RANCOR)

145 SSM Bn Cmdt EYRE, Percy J 579280 (RANCOR)

146 SSM Bn (RANCOR)

(3) 31 SSM Brigade (HEAVY), 55 SSM Div, AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 108500 AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG - xo - - H&S Btry 11 SSM BN Cmdt ANZA 186200

(RAVAGE) _ SSM Bn

(RAVAGE) 11 SSM Bn 196200

(REBEL)

<L. 1 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG xo - H&S Btry 191 SAM Bn Cmdt BAJER 154220

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER) SAM Bn


(RAIDER)

e. 3 SAM Brigade (RAMMER), AG GOLFO, ATLANTICO.

CODE NAME TROMPETO CODE NUMBER

AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG XO : H&S Btry

2 SAM Bn (RAMMER)

3 SAM Bn (RAMMER)

11 SAM Bn Cmdt HOPE, James T ....146200 (RAMMER)

SAM Bn (RAMMER)

f. 2 Chemical Brigade, AG GOLFO, ATLAN- TICO.

CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER

AREA OF OPERATIONS Texas


CG XO Cmdt FLETCER, H&S Co

2 Cml Bn (Smoke) 3 Cml Bn (Smoke) 1 Cml Bn (Equip-

ment & Terrain Decon)

2 Cml Bn (Equip- ment & Terrain Decon)

62 Cml Bn (Recon) ..Cmdt STAR Cml Bn

(Pers Decon)

Section IV. ARMY GROUP KARIBO

4-18. Army Group KARIBO, ATLANTICO Unit Commander Code No.

CODE NAME AKRA CODE NUMBER 600000 AREA OF OPERATIONS Antilles, Cuba, Middle Atlantic and Southeastern States.


CG G/A’s MIYAGISHIMA, T.

CofS G/A ORLOV, Y.A

H&S Bn 1 CAA

3 CAA

12 CAA 9 . Air A

4 Abn Div . 23 Abn Div .

..G/A SANCHEZ, ...105701 Federico

..G/A GULLSTRAND, 305711 S.L.

..G/A SCHUSCHNIGG ....201711

. .G/AIR POWELL, John F. 400625

G/D Von MOHL, T.H

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12 Arty Div 8F SSM Div 8 SAM Bde

(RAIDER) 11 Cml Bde 22 Eng Amph Regt 18 Sig Regt Col FODOR, Wilhelm J

6 Sig Intcp Rgt 32 EW Bn 75 Eng Amph Regt

Unit History. Organized in 1955 as AG XL Redesignated AG KARIBO in 1956 and placed under Regional Command ATLANTICO. Its forces invaded Florida in 1957. In 1961 it gained an additional foothold on the North American Con- tinent by invading S. Carolina. It suffered a severe defeat in September 1964 and was almost pushed back into thé sea in S. Carolina. Heavily reinforced in 1965, it conducted a successful campaign in the southeastern United States effecting a link- up of its forces in Florida and the Carolinas with the forces of AG GOLFO. In July 1966 it failed in an attempt to retake the Panama Canal Zone. Made limited gains in the 1966 Carolinas campaign. It was fully reorganized in late 1968. In May 19— it initiated a major offensive completing the occupation of N. Carolina. The AG withdrew its forces from N. Carolina in July, under intense pressure from the US counteroffensive of 19 Although it sustained losses of up to 40 percent in some units, its First Combined Arms Army was successful in leading an amphibious assault which resulted in the recapture of the Panama Canal in late July 19

4-19. 1 Combined Arms Army, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME ORELO CODE NUMBER 105701 AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG G/A SANCHEZ, Federico

DCG CofS . G/B KIEPURA, F.S H&S Bn 125 Mtr Rfl Div _ _G/D GOCKEL 127F Mtr Rfl Div G/D FRIES, August A 707644 131 Tk Div 108612 152 Tk Div ___ . . G/D TOOMEY, Samuel

54 SAM Bde (RAIDER)

81F SSM Bde (RANCOR)

86 Mixed Arty Bde .. .608533


104F Mixed Arty G/B SAVAGE, Ral F Bde

28 AT Regt 37 Sig Regt

1 Engr Const Bn 135206 21 Engr Pon Bn

(Mdm) 82 Tgt Acq Bn 22 Intel Bn

4 Pgnd Co 9 Med Regt 915449 Cml Bn

Unit History. Activated as 1st Army in 1954 to command and control the 48th and 3rd Rifle Corps. In 1955 assigned to AG XI and sent to the Caribbean. Contributed in the formation of task forces which harassed the North American Atlantic coast area from 1955 to 1958. In 1958 the rifle corps were deactivated and the 1st Army was reorganized, redesignated 1st CAA, and placed under AG KARIBO. In 1961 it made a successful amphibious landing in S. Carolina. Since 1961 the 1st CAA has been fighting in the Carolinas with distinction. It spearheaded the 19 northward offensive and its advanced units crossed into southern Virginia. It retreated into N. Carolina in July 19 and spearheaded the successful recapture of the Canal Zone later the same month.

a. 125 Motorized Rifle Division, 1 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG G/D GOCKEL CofS HQ Co 151 Mtr Rfl Regt 100424 152F Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col ZAKHARYIN,

Taras 153F Mtr Rfl Regt Mdm Tk Regt 143 Recon Bn 379221 Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt 110 AT Bn 051211 RL Bn

63 MRL Bn 31 AD Bn Maj D’ORSO, Benito V Tgt Acq Btry


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HQ - Med Bn

82 MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. First identified in 1961 as the 125th Rfl Div in the amphibious landings in S. Carolina. Participated in the 1962-1963 Aggres- sor offensive into N. Carolina. In 1964 the division was responsible for a large sector of the Aggres- sor northern perimeter defending the Carolina lodgement area. In September 1964, under attack by US forces the division’s positions were over- run and it suffered sever losses of personnel and equipment. No identifications of this unit were reported for the period 1964-1966. Identified again in August 1966 as the 125th Mtr Rfl Div, it participated in the 1st CAA’s northward push. Reorganized in 1968. Identified in southern Vir- ginia in 19

6. 127F Motorized Rifle Division, 1 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 707644 AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG G/D FRIES, August A CofS HQ Co _.Capt CLIFFORD 167 Mtr Rfl Regt Col WHITEBREAD, 700454

A.A. 158 Mtr Rfl Regt Col ZAYTSEV Mtr Rfl Regt 128 Mdm Tk Regt ___Col SISLEY -.822452 101 Recon Bn 175211 Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry 131 Arty Regt 108413 29 AT Bn Maj HYNES 957241 RL Bn :

29 MRL Bn 185 AD Bn Maj UDE, S.D 663241 .— Tgt Acq Btry

23 Engr Bn 31 Sig Bn 11 Cml Co Lt GOMMER 106107 Svc Elm

HQ 9 Med Bn

41 MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 127th Rfl Div of the 3d Rfl Corps, redesignated the 127th Mtr Rfl Div in 1958 and subordinated to the newly designated 1st CAA. Participated in the 1961 landing in S. Carolina. During the US 1964 of-

fensive credited with holding up the US advance with its heroic stand near Columbia, S.C. and saving the 1st CAA from being pursued all the way to the beaches. For this action the Division was awarded the Fusilier designation. Identified in 1966 northward offensive. Reorganized in 1968. Credited with breaking through US lines in 19— and starting the drive into southern Virginia. The 127th led the successful recapture of the Canal Zone in July 19

c. 131 Tank Division, 1 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME ESKERO CODE NUMBER 108612 AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG CofS G/B NATSUME, Kyo HQ Co Maj KER 101 Mdm Tk Regt ...Cmdt BURT, 125412

William O. 102 Mdm Tk Regt 166 Hv Tk Regt ....Col STOCK, H.B 636442

52 Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col HESSE, Hugo 205414 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt 16 RL Bn Cmdt JON, F.R 11 MRL Bn 136200 11 AD Bn 166201

Tgt Acq Btry Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm HQ : MT Bn

1 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Inherited the name and tradition of the 13th Hussar Div and so designated as late as 1955 when it was assigned to AG XI as an Army Group unit and sent to the Caribbean. In 1958 redesignated 131st Tk Div and subordinated to the 1st CAA. Identified in S. Carolina in 1963 and again in 1964. Reported in the 3d CAA sector during the 1965 westward push. Identified as the spearhead unit for the 1966 northward offensive of the 1st CAA. In 19 definitively confirmed as part of the 1st CAA reserve in N. Carolina. Participated in July 19 assault on the Canal Zone.

d. 152 Tank Division, 1 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME KEMO

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CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG

CofS HQ Co 27 Mdm Tk Regt 28 Mdm Tk Regt Hv Tk Regt

8 Mtr Rfl Regt 5 Recon Bn

G/D TOOMEY, Samuel

Col NAGENAAR Col YAKOVLEV

Tk Div Arty HQ Btry 2 Arty Regt Col De NAVARRETE _ RL Bn 22 MRL Bn _ AD Bn —Tgt Acq Btry


HQ _ MT Bn Med Bn Svc Bn _ _.

727432 822442

800444

232210

906246

Unit History. This is a recent addition to the 1st CAA. Formerly a training division in the Home- land and known as the 152d Cav Div. Given its present designation and re-equipped in 1967, after intensive training with emphasis on breakthrough tactics it was sent to join 1st CAA in late 1967. Credited with assisting the 127th F Mech Div in breaking through US lines in N. Carolina in 19

e. 54 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 1 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG XO Col YAKIR H&S Btry Capt LIFT, 46 SAM Bn

(RAIDER) 48 SAM Bn Cmdt MARTINEZ, 854240

(RAIDER) Gonzalo 49 SAM Bn

(RAIDER) _ SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

/. 81F SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 1 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO.

CODE NAME ESKO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG xo H&S. Btry 99 SSM Bn Cmdt EVANS, J.T 974250


(RANCOR) 101 SSM Bn Cmdt ENTIST,

(RANCOR)

g. 86 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 1 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 608533 AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG CofS Col CASTELNUOVO H&S Btry 22 Gun Bn 122-mm 212213

(SP) Gun Bn 130-mm 52 Gun-How Bn Maj OSSENDOWSKI, 235223

152-mm M. 29 Gun Bn 152-mm 947243

(SP)

h. 104F Mixed Artillery Brigade, 1 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG G/B SAVAGE, Ral F CofS H&S Btry 38 Gun Bn 122-mih

(SP) 30 Gun Bn 130-mm ..Maj HORN, G.F 023203 Gun-How Bn

152-nun Gun Bn 152-mm

(SP)

4—20. 3 Combined Arms Army, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME EGECO CODE NUMBER 305711 AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina and Georgia

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CG G/A GULLSTRAND, S. L.

DCG G/D BAEKELAND, Egide P.

CofS H&S Bn 21 Mtr Rfl Div 2BF Mtr Rfl Div _..G/D HOBRECHT, 507624

T. W. 32 Mtr Rfl Div _._G/D BOGOLYUBOV, 203614

Pyotr Y. 3 Tk Div — G/D DEMETRIA 305612 2 SAM Bde


(RANCOR) 5F Mixed Arty G/B MOLLOY 505523

Bde 6F Mixed Arty G/B O’HARTIGAN

Bde 158 AT Regt

52 Sig Regt 215411 20 Sig Intcp Bn 33 EW Bn 90 Engr Const Bn

123 Engr Pon Bn .357226 (Mdm)

11 Tgt Acq Bn ...Cmdt SKOROPADSKI, Leonid V.

12 Med Regt 10 Cml Bn Maj JOHANNSON J 106207

Unit History. Formed in 1965 in the Carib- bean, it combined a newly arrived division and army support units with units of former Task Force Panama. It entered combat in 1965 in S. Carolina and pushed into Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi. Its combat record up to 19 had been good. In June 19 a reorganized and reinforced 3d CAA executed a very successful holding action in Georgia while the 1st CAA was pushing to the North toward Virginia.

a. 21 Motorized Rifle Division, 3 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME HONORO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina


CG T" CofS G/B QUEVEDO, Diego HQ Co

11 Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col PYAT, E 106404 12 Mtr Rfl Regt .. Col BILLROTH,

Werner Mtr Rfl Regt . ..

8 Mdm Tk Regt ..820442 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty


HQ Btry 11 Arty Regt _AT Bn RL Bn 35 MRL Bn 628220 42 AD Bn 264211 — Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 187 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm Cmdt PERI, G.F

HQ — Med Bn 26 MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. First identified in Panama in 1957 as the 21st Rfl Div of Task Force Panama. Redesignated 21st Mtr Rfl Div in 1960. Per- formed occupation duty in Panama until 1965. In 1964 it was badly cut up by a US amphibious raid against its area of responsibility. Took heavy casualties in 1965 and evacuated to Cuba. That same year the division was reorganized and reassigned to the 3d CAA. Identified in S. Caro- lina in 19

b. 25F Motorized Rifle Division, 3 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME ARANEO CODE NUMBER 507624 AREA OF OPERATIONS Georgia


CG G/D HOBRECHT, T.W.

CofS . HQ Co 43 Mtr Rfl Regt ... Col WALKER, M.L 309414 44 Mtr Rfl Regt 404424 45 Mtr Rfl Regt Col AVKSENTYEV 31 Mdm Tk Regt Col ZVEREV, Anton H ...128402 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty .

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn ... RL Bn

59 MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

160 Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm HQ Med Bn MT Bn Svc Bn

i920250

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Unit History. A division of the pre-Circle Tri- gon Aggressor-land Army, it was formerly known as the 25th Homeguard Division. In late 1963 it was reorganized, modernized and sent to Cuba to form the nucleus for the organization of the 3d CAA. Identified in western S. Carolina in 1965. During the westward offensive of March 1965 the division executed the breakthrough which permitted the 3d CAA to sweep through the southern US to link up with AG GOLFO. For this action the division was awarded the Fusilier designation. Later that same year it was forced to withdraw into eastern Georgia. Credited with successful holding action in Georgia in the 19 campaign.

c. 32 Motorized Rifle Division, 3 CAA, AG KA- RIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 203614 AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina


CG G/D BOGOLYUBOV, Pytor Y.

Cof S HQ Co 102 Mtr Rfl Regí Col BRAGG, Willis N 200424 103 Mtr Rfl Regt 305424 Mtr Rfl Regt — 110 Mdm Tk Regt _ _ Col OVERSKOU, L.E

13 Recon Bn 376211 Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Capt BAZARD, J 141 Arty Regt - - AT Bn

5 RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn _ Sig Bn _ Cml Co . Svc Elm .. _ _

HQ 85 Med Bn . . 513239 MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. First identified as the 32d Mtr Rfl Div in Panama in 1963. Severely weakened during the 1964 Panamanian campaign, it was withdrawn to Cuba where it was reorganized and reequipped. In 1965, it was assigned to 3d CAA and sent into S. Carolina. Its advance elements linked up with elements of the 12th CAA in southern Georgia as a result of the successful 1965 offensive. In 19 was holding the southern

portion of the Aggressor line in southeastern Georgia.

d. 3 Tank Division, 3 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 305612 AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina and Georgia


CG G/D DEMETRIA CofS HQ Co

5 Mdm Tk Regt 525422 6F Mdm Tk Regt _ .Col SELYMES, A. V 620432 2 Hv Tk Regt 230412

175 Mtr Rfl Regt __.Col BRENDEL, Jakob 502444 36 Recon Bn

Tk Div Arty HQ Btry

71 Arty Regt RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 1 Sig Bn Cmdt SPELMAN, F.J Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Formerly known as the 3d Lan- cer Bde, expanded to division size in 1958 and redesignated the 3d Armd Cav Div. Remained in the Homeland as a training division until 1963. Redesignated the 3d Tk Div in 1963, it took part in the occupation of eastern Europe. Returned to the Homeland in 1964. Identified in 1965 in Georgia as the Tank Division of the 3d CAA which successfully exploited the breakthrough by the 25th Mech Div. Successfully covered the Aggressor withdrawl from Mississippi into Geor- gia. In 19 located in reserve around Swains- boro, Georgia.

e. 2 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 3 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME HONORINDA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina


CG - XO H&S Btry . --

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6 SAM Bn Cmdt LYEI^L 6B0230 (RAIDER)

7 SAM Bn - 765230 (RAIDER)

SAM Bn - - (RAIDER)

SAM Bn (RAIDER)

/. 144 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 8 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 474530 AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina


CG -

XO ...Col ALMQVIST H&S Btry 111 SSM Bn .176210

(RANCOR) 112 SSM Bn Cmdt BAKST, Stepan


(RANCOR)

g. 5F Mixed Artillery Brigade, 3 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME MARSELO CODE NUMBER 505523 AREA OF OPERATIONS Georgia


CG G/B MOLLOY, CofS H&S Btry

1 Gun Bn 122-mm ..115203 (SP)

— Gun Bn 130-mm 2 Gun-How Bn Maj SHATSKY

152-mm 8 Gun Bn 152-mm .. Maj ROARTY 840243

(SP)

h. 6F Mixed Artillery Brigade, 3 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina


CG G/B O’HARTIGAN CofS H&S Btry Capt PASSY, Etienne — Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 11 Gun Bn 130-mm 126203


3 Gun-How Bn Maj PIRE, Z.J 152-mm

5 Gun Bn 152-mm 545223 (SP)

4—21. 12 Combined Arms Army, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 201711 AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina and Florida


CG G/A SCHUSCHNIGG DCG CofS H&S Bn ■ 171 Mtr Rfl Div ....G/D VERHULST, 102624

G.W. 172 Mtr Rfl Div G/D STRAPAROLA, 207624

Massimo 191 Mtr Rfl Div G/D WATT, Frank E 202 Tk Div ....G/D MEMLING,

P.S. 206 Tk Div .G/D PACIFICO, 600652

Salvatore 64 SSM Bde 476520

(RANCOR) 134 Mixed Arty Bde ..G/B POLYANA, A.L 403533 144 Mixed Arty Bde 42 AT Regt 59 Sig Regt Sig Intcp Bn

34 EW Bn 29 Engr Const Bn ..Cmdt GROZA

151 Tgt Acq Bn 140221 52 Intel Bn 285211 3 Med Regt Col KALNOKY, Emil Cml Bn

Unit History. Activated in 1959 and assigned to AG KARIBO that same year. In 1960 it executed a successful landing in Florida peninsula. In 1965 its forces pushed into Georgia and linked up with the 3d CAA. In 1965 it was primarily engaged in occupation duty in Florida. Its only major combat action was the ill fated attempt to retake the Panama Canal Zone in 1964.

a. 171 Motorized Rifle Division, 12 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME ALKESTO CODE NUMBER 102624 AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG G/D VERHULST, G.W.

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Co£S HQ Co : 212 Mtr Rfl Regt Col BERGER, L.G 214 Mtr Rfl Regt - — Mtr Rfl Regt 260 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col INUKAI, Kozo ... Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt 291 AT Bn 281 RL Bn Cmdt GELDNER MRL Bn 884 AD Bn Capt FOSCOLO,

D.C. Tgt Acq Btry



Unit History. The division was formed by expanding the very old and tradition laden 171st Chasseurs á Pied Regiment and redesignating it thq 171st Rfl Div in 1958. In 1959 it was assigned to AG KARIBO’s 12th CAA. Participated in the landings and subsequent occupation of Florida, Redesignated 171st Mtr Rfl Div in 1965. In 1966 it was identified in the attempt to retake the Panama Canal Zone. In August 1966, after having suffered high casualties and abandoning most of its equipment the division was withdrawn to Haiti to be reorganized and re-equipped. It was sent into N. Carolina, temporarily attached to the 1st CAA, 19 In May 19 identified west of Winston-Salem, N. Carolina, acting as flank guard for the 1st CAA’s push northward.

b. 172 Motorized Rifle Division, 12 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CELO CODE NUMBER 207624 AREA OF OPERATIONS Florida


CG G/D STRAPAROLA, Massimo

Cof S HQ Co Capt KLECKA, J 219 Mtr Rfl Regt Col De MONTALVO 906464 220 Mtr Rfl Regt Col FIRUZABADI,

Abu Mtr Rfl Regt 251 Mdm Tk Regt 120432 Recon Bn


Unit History. Formerly the 172d Chasseurs á Pied Regiment expanded to division size in 1958 and redesignated 172d Rfl Div. In 1959 assigned to AG KARIBO’s 12th CAA. In 1960 participated in the operations leading to the occupation of Florida. Identified as the 172d Mtr Rfl Div, as a participant in the 1965 offensive. In May 19 identified near Tallahassee, Florida.

c. 191 Motorized Rifle Division, 12 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME ABARATO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Florida

Unit Commonder Code No.

CG G/D WATT, Frank E CofS G/B GRUTZNER HQ Co 266 Mtr Rfl Regt - 606454 267 Mtr Rfl Regt - 701464 268 Mtr Rfl Regt Col GARBORG, K.S 238 Mdm Tk Regt ....Col FABRITIUS Recon Bn — Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt - - 352 AT Bn Maj KALLMORGAN 255241 RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn 218 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn 227 Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Organized in 1958 as the 191st Rfl Div. Assigned to 12th CAA, AG KARIBO,

.201434

.401444

... 025422

.118220

.468251

Mtr Rfl Div Arty HQ Btry 834 Atry Regt AT Bn 387 RL Bn 713270 234 MRL Bn ....Cmdt MORF, G.H AD Bn 213 Tgt Acq Btry 346131

369 Engr Bn Sig Bn 1 Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ 238 Med Bn MT Bn Svc Bn

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in 1959. Participated in invasion of Florida in 1960. Redesignated 191st Mtr Rfl Div in 1964 Identified in northern Florida during 1965 offensive.

d. 202 Tank Division, 12 CAA, AG KARI- BO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina


CG G/D MEMLING, P.S cofs : HQ Co 321 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col JENATSÇH, 127432

Ferdinand 322 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col VALLEJO, Pilar 222432 3§3 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col IVANOV, Vladislav 2Í6 Mtr Rfl Regt 601454 275 Recon Bn Capt VISSERTHOOFT, _ .572251

T. Tk Div Arty .

HQ Btry . 240 Arty Regt 004423 212 RL Bn , 211230 219 MRL Bn Maj FRANCKEN, J.J AD Bri : Tgt Acq Btry _

243 Engr Bn ' — Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm ...

HQ : MT Bn J Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1962 and assigned to the 12th CAA in Florida. Identified in 1966 as a participant in the attempt to retake Panama Canal Zone. Evacuated to Cuba in August 1966 where it was reorganized and re-equipped. In May 19— identified in assembly area near Colum- bia, S. Carolina, apparently temporarily attached to 3d or 1st CAA and held in reserve.

e. 206 Tank Division, 12 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME TELEMAKO CODE NUMBER 600652 AREA OF OPERATIONS Florida

Un$t Commander Code No.

CG G/D PACIFICO, Salvatore

CofS HQ Co 228 Mdm Tk Regt _ _ Col GRIN, Lazar 229 Mdm Tk Regt ...


Mdm Tk Regt 368 Mtr Rfl Regt Col DIEPENBROCK 806474 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt 319 RL Bn .916270 MRL Bn 266 ÁD Bn Maj AZUELA, G 666251 Tgt Acq Btry —


HQ MT Bn 345 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Date of activation unknown. First identified in Georgia during 1965 offensive as the 12th CAA unit making the linkup with 3d CAA’s 32d Mech Div. Reported in 19 as being held in reserve near Lake City, Florida, ready to reinforce the 172d Mtr Rfl Div.

/. 64 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 12 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME PAFSOSEO CODE NUMBER 476520 AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina


CG ~ ! ~ xo H&S Btry 211 SSM Bn ..1 Cmdt PARR, H.J 176220

(RANCOR) 212 SSM Bn Cmdt KINNANE, K

(RANCOR) SSM Bn ..:

(RANCOR)

g. 134 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 12 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 403533 AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina


CG .... G/B PLOYANA, A.L Cof S ; H&S Btry ' 281 Gun Bn 122-mm 113233

(SP) ' 333 Gun Bn 130-mm _. Maj RELCEY 328243 319 Gun-How Bn 936273

152-mm

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Gun Bn 152-mm (SP)

h. 144 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 12 CAA, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME NOBELO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Florida


CG CofS Col NIEUPORT, G.S H&S Btry 381 Gun Bn 122-mm 113243

(SP) —_ Gun Bn 130-mm Gun-How Bn

152-mm 358 Gun Bn 152-mm .. Maj CROCKCROFT

(SP)

4-22. 9 Air Army, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO

CODE NAME VINERO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Antilles-Cuba- US Middle Atlantic States, Hq Santiago de Cuba


CG .G/Air POWEL, F DCG CofS H&S Bn 15 Ftr Div G/AD NERUDA, F.J ....556628 16 Ftr Div 28 Bmr Div ' 29 Bmr Div ... 41 Gnd Atk Div ...G/AD WHITTLE, 179608

Eugene 42 Gnd Atk Div G/AD ZINOVIEV,

P.Y. 30 Recon Regt 043408 33 Arty Obsn Regt ..Col GUTHRIE 51 Arty Obsn Regt 2 Hel Regt (Hv) 230418 3 Hel Regt (Hv)

20 Hel Regt (Hv) ...Col HENLEIN 47 Hel Regt (Mdm) . _ Col BOJE, Hosea Q 39 Hel Regt (Lt) 918448

Unit History. Formerly known as the 9th Homeguard Air Comd stationed in the Homeland. Transferred to the Caribbean in 1955 to support the operations of Aggressor forces in that area. Redesignated 9th Air A in 1958 and placed under AG KARIBO. It has undergone two major reorganizations, one in 1963 and the other in 1967. Its subordinate units are scat-

tered throughout the Antilles and the Carolinas. It lost up to 75 percent of its helicopter strength in 1966 in Panama but it has been brought back up to full strength with modern aircraft as a part of the 1968 reorganization.

a. 15 Fighter Division, 9 Air A, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME SIRMO CODE NUMBER 556628 AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG G/AD NERUDA, F.J CofS 13 Ftr Regt .Col KEVENEY, 356418

Andrew D. 14 Ftr Regt Ftr Regt

Unit History. Identified in Antilles in 1960. Known to have participated in 1966 attempt to retake the Panama Canal Zone. Identified as operating from airfields in N. Carolina in 19

b. 16 Fighter Division, 9 Air A, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Cuba


CG CofS 17 Ftr Regt Col MacGILLICUDDY — Ftr Regt — Ftr Regt

Unit History. Identified in S. Carolina in 1958. Reported to be operating out of Cuba in 1965.

c. 28 Bomber Division, 9 Air A, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Cuba


CG CofS 21 Bmr Regt Col KANT, G.A .167408 22 Bmr Regt Bmr Regt

Unit History. Identified in Cuba in 1964.

d. 29 Bomber Division, 9 Air A, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO.

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CODE NAME ANGELO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Haiti


CG - CofS Col KANLBERZINSH 24 Bmr Regt Col HARALDSSON Bmr Regt Bmr Regt

Unit History. Activated in the Homeland in 1957 and assigned to the 3d Bmr Corps. Trans- ferred to the 9th Air A in the Caribbean in 1958. Re-equipped in 1968.

e. 41 Ground Attack Division, 9 Air A, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME TERURSTRAFO CODE NUMBER 179608 AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina

Unit Commander

CG __G/AD WHITTLE, ... Eugene

CofS Col BAUTAIN, Pierre 32 Gnd Atk Regt - 33 Gnd Atk Regt 34 Gnd Atk Regt Col CHIRIKOV,

Georgy S.

Code No.

273418

473428

Unit History. Activated as the 41st Ftr Gnd Atk Div in 1955. Assigned to the 9th Air A in 1958. Has been providing tactical air support to Aggressor forces in the Carolinas since 1961. Redesignated 41st Gnd Atk Div in 1968 and equipped with the latest version of Aggressor ground attack aircraft.

f. 42 Ground Attack Division, 9 Air A, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME JUVELO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS South Carolina

Unit Commander

CG - G/AD ZINOVIEV, P.Y.

CofS 36 Gnd Atk Regt Col HERMITE,

Claude 37 Gnd Atk Regt Gnd Atk Regt

Code No.

673438

778438

Unit History. Activated as 42d Ftr Gnd Atk Div in 1956. Redesignated as the 42nd Gnd Atk Div in 1957. Assigned to 9th Air A in 1958. Identified in 19 in N. Carolina.

4—23. Army Group Troops a. 4 Airborne Division, AG KARIBO, ATLAN-

TICO. CODE NAME FURIOZEGA CODE NUMBER 400625 AREA OF OPERATIONS Cuba


CG CofS ..G/B BODMER,

Johann HQ Co 42 Abn Regt Col ASTER, Ralf G 204415 Abn Regt Abn Regt Abn Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt

5 AT Bn .Maj KILLIAN, Hasso T.

__ AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ Med Bn _ MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 4th Prcht Div, dropped in Tennessee in 1958. Annihilated in June 1958. The division designation was retained on the active rolls however, and the unit was reconstituted with new personnel and equipment in Cuba in 1959. Identified in the airborne attack against Ft. Bragg in 1960. Redesignated 4th Abn Div in 1966. Air landed in Panama in July 1966. Withdrawn to Cuba in August 1966. Reportedly still in Cuba in 19

b. 23 Airborne Division, AG KARIBO, AT- LANTICO. CODE NAME KALAFO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Cuba


CG G/D von MOHL, T.H.

CofS HQ Co 143 Abn Regt Col KOLDEWEY 144 Abn Regt 404435 Abn Regt — Abn Div Arty

HQ Btry --- Arty Regt

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AT Bn AD Bn —_ Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn .. Cml Co Svc Elm . _ Cmdt KLONOWIC, _

Casimir J. HQ 45 Med Bn MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 23d Prcht Div. Identified in the airborne invasion in N. Carolina in May 1959. Withdrawn to Cuba after the in- vásion attempt failed. Air landed in Panama in July 1966. Withdrawn to Cuba in August 1966. Reportedly still in Cuba in 19

c. 12 Artillery Division, AG KARIBO, AT- LANTICO. CODE NAME ÁKSETO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS US Middle Atlantic States


CG Cof S H&S Btry . 31 Mixed Arty Bde ..G/B ORCZY, Gyula 108503 Mixed Arty Bde 151 Hv Arty Bde G/B HILPRECHT,

S.W. 15 Tgt Acq Bn .. . Sig Bn Svc Elm

HQ Btry 166 MT Bn Maj KEPPEL, Mark 636249 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 12th Fortress Arty Regt of the pre-Circle Trigon Aggressor Army. Expanded to division size in 1955 and redesignated 12th Gun Arty Div. Assigned to AG KAR- IBO in 1960. Identified in S. Carolina in 1961. Reorganized in 1968 and redesignated 12th Arty Div. Elements of its subordinate brigades have been identified in the 1st CAA and 3d CAA sectors in 19

(1) 31 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 12 Arty Div, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 108503

AREA OF OPERATIONS US Middle Atlantic States


CG G/B ORCZY, Gyula CofS H&S Btry 232 Gun Bn 122-mm __Maj TAN 213233

(SP) 211 Gun Bn 130-mm _ _ Maj REMAK Gun-How Bn

152-mm 213 Gun Bn 152-mm 346233

(SP)

(2) 151 Heavy Artillery Brigade, 12 Arty Div, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS US Middle Atlantic States


CG G/B HILPRECHT, S.W.

CofS H&S Btry i. Gun-How Bn

203-mm 262 Mort Bn 240-mm 266233 Gun Bn 310-mm

(SP) 378 Mort Bn 400-mm_Maj KISELEV 887273

(SP)

d. 8F SSM Division, AG KARIBO, ATLAN- TICO. CODE NAME PARO CODE NUMBER . AREA OF OPERATIONS US Middle Atlantic States


CG CofS Col ITURBI Hq Btry 91 SSM Bde G/B BAJPAI, Tirupati ... 174510

(RANCOR) 92 SSM Bde G/B KILHAM, E.S

(RANCOR) 32 SSM Hv Bde G/B MADDEN 203510 Svc Elm

Unit History. Identified in N. Carolina in 19 The circumstances surrounding the award of Fusilier designation are unknown.

(1) 91 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 8F SSM Div, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO.

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CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 174510 AREA OF OPERATIONS US Middle Atlantic States


CG G/B BAJPAI, Tirupati XO H&S Btry Lt KSAWERY 229 SSM Bn -

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR) SSM Bn ....

(RANCOR)

(2) 92 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 8F SSM Div, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS US Middle Atlantic States


CG G/B KILHAM, E.S. XO H&S Btry 278 SSM Bn 877260

(RANCOR) 279 SSM Bn Cmdt De MAGAL- 972270

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

(3) 32 SSM Brigade (HEAVY), 8F SSM Div, AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME UNANIMBATO CODE NUMBER 203510 AREA OF OPERATIONS US Middle Atlantic States


CG G/B MADDEN XO H&S Btry 246 SSM Bn Cmdt AMMON, N.K 684250

(RAVAGE)


247 SSM Bn Cmdt GALES, Wilbur J (RAVAGE)

SSM Bn (RAVAGE)

e. 8 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), AG KARIBO, ATLANTICO. CODE NAME ARGENTO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS US Middle Atlantic States


CG 7___ __ XO H&S Btry J 221 SAM Bn Cmdt REJ, F.Z 157220


(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

/. 11 Chemical Brigade, AG KARIBO, AT- LANTICO. CODE NAME ARKO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North Carolina


CG xo

H&S Co — Cml Bn (Smoke) Cml Bn (Smoke) 26 Cml Bn (Equip-


Cml Bn (Recon) 31 Cml Bn (Equip- __Maj FISHER, L.D. 128207


Cml Bn (Pers Decon)

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CHAPTER 5

REGIONAL COMMAND PACIFIKO

Section I.

5-1. General

Organized in 1962 to direct Aggressor operations in the north and eastern Pacific theater of operations. Until 1965 its forces had met with limited success. The 1966 defeat in Alaska forced it to abandon plans for the total occupation of that state. By April 19 , however, its forces were in the offensive on all fronts and making good headway. However, by July 19 , under pressure from US forces, PACIFIKO was forced to withdraw both its AG’s to their lodgement areas in Alaska and the Aleutian Islands.

5-2. RCP Order of Battle

CODE NAME DANGERO CODE NUMBER 000002 AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY Aleutians; Paci- fic Coastal Areas of the US Hq: California

GENERAL

Commander: Marshal DIETZ, Louis H. Deputy Commander: Admiral NORWOOD,

W.F. Chief of Staff: G/A CHERKUROV, luri Subordinate Army Groups:

AG KALIFORNIO (AGKL) AG KOLUMBIO (AGKO)

5-3. Miscellaneous Regional Command Units

No specific units have been identified in this cate- gory. Ground forces include a limited amount of headquarters and service units, some mainten- ance installations, and medical installations. A liaison team from a unit identified only as USO- NO is reported to have arrived at regional command headquarters, no other information is available on this matter. Naval forces available to this command include heavy troop transports, hospital ships, missile armed cruisers and submarines and a large flotilla of landing craft.

Section II. ARMY GROUP KALIFORNIO

5-4. Army Group KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO

CODE NAME MARIO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California/Oregon/ Arizona


CG G/A’s GALSWORTHY, C.W.

Cof S _ _ - H&S Bn 15 CAA _G/A YAKUBOVICH, 506721

T. 16 CAA G/A GRISHIN,

Gerasim, S. 20 CAA G/A TOUT, Kunz

6 Tk A G/A BENCZUR, L 600732 10 Air A G/Air SUKOMLINOV,

Nisson 5 Abn Div 3 Arty Div _. G/D TRETYAKOV 305613


9 Arty Div 1 SSM Div G/D LIUAN 4 SSM Div G/D RAMNICEANU 400620

12 SAM Bde G/B CARNEGIE (RAIDER)

9 SAM Bde (RAMMER)

7 Eng Const Regt - -.735436 12 Eng Amph Regt 13 Sig Regt 316411 21 Sig Regt Col BELAIN

2 Sig Intcp Regt 25 EW Bn 15 MT Regt 536429 6 Med Regt 4 Intel Regt Cmdt TROYON, L. R. Cml Bde

Unit History. Organized in 1961 in the Home- land. Assigned to Regional Command PACIFIKO in 1962. In March 1962 executed multiple simul-

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taneous landings on the west coast of the United States. By July 1962 had completed the occupation of California and Oregon. From 1963 to 1966 consolidated its hold on the occupied areas and set up a strong defense along the borders of California and Oregon. Reinforced by the arrival of the 6th Tk A in 1965 and the 4tl) SSM Div in 1966. In June 1966 launched a major offensive from southern California into Arizona. The offensive was initially successful but was halted in August in central Arizona. In Septem- ber a US counteroffensive pushed the AG back into California. From late 1966 to 1968 the AG avoided major engagements while undergoing intensive training and being re-equipped. In April 19— it launched two offensives contemporane- ously. While the 15th CAA began a northeastward push into Washington, the 16th CAA, and 6th Tk A pushed into Arizona up the Gila valley. In July 19—, US counteroffensive pressure caused the AG to again withdraw into California and ultimately to its lodgement area in the Aleu- tians.

5—5. 15 Combined Arms Army, AG (CALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 506721 AREA OF OPERATIONS California/Oregon


CG G/A YAKUBOVICH, T.

DCG .. Cof S _ _ H&S Bn 26 Mtr Rfl Div . G/D VERESHCHAGIN, .602634

Nicholas I. 27 Mtr Rfl Div . 707634 28 Mtr Rfl Div _G/D GEMIER, E 13 Tk Div 32 SAM Bde 253510

(RAIDER) 16 SSM Bde G/B PARKHOUSE

(RANCOR) 21 Mixed Arty Bde 22 Mixed Arty Bde ..G/B De RIOJA 19 AT Regt 956441 34 Sig Regt ...

3 MT Bn 335219 19 Engr Pon Bn 28 Tgt Acq Bn Cmdt DONLON, T Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1961 in the Home- land and assigned to AG KALIFORNIO. Par- ticipated in the landings on the west coast of the United States in 1962. Responsible for the de-

fense of the north and northeastern perimeter of the lodgement area. In April 1969 launched a northward offensive along the Orégon-Washing- ton border.

a. 26 Motorized Rifle Division, 15 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME ARVIKOLO CODE NUMBER 602634 AREA OF OPERATIONS Oregon


CG G/D VERESHCHAGIN, Nicholas I.

CofS G/B JINNAH HQ Co 315 Mtr Rfl Regt Col SUMAROKOV, 506454

Kondraty T. 330 Mtr Rfl Regt ..003434 Mtr Rfl Regt 223 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col OLDCASTLE, V 327432 303 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt .-. AT Bn RL Bn 220 MRL Bn Maj DWIVEDI, Kavi 022220 AD Bn 274 Tgt Acq Btry


HQ 214 Med Bn 314 MT Bn 431259 Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 26th Rfl Div, it was redesignated 26th Mtr Rfl Div, in 1961 and assigned to the 15th CAA. Landed in California in March 1962. Identified in the area north of Portland, Ore., during 19 offensive.

5. 27 Motorized Rifle division, 15 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME PACIENCO CODE NUMBER 707634 AREA OF OPERATIONS Oregon


CG .. CofS G/B MAKDOUGALL HQ Co 322 Mtr Rfl Regt Col CIRUELO, Blasco ..-.202444 323 Mtr Rfl Regt 307444 324 Mtr Rfl Regt Col AM ALTEO,

Massimo 244 Mdm Tk Regt Recon Bn

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Unit Commander

Mtr Rfl Div Arty HQ Btry Arty Regt 308 AT Bn . 322 RL Bn .. 212 MRL Bn AD Bn

Capt WEIN

Tgt Acq Btry Engr Bn 394 Sig Bn Cmdt NEWCOMEN 271 Cml Co .... Svc Elm


Code No.

212240 221230

419251

Unit History. Formerly the 27th Rfl Div, it was redesignated 27th Mtr Rfl Div in 1961 and assigned to the 15th CAA. Landed in California in March 1962. Identified in northeastern Ore- gon in April 19

c. 28 Motorized Rifle Division, 15 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Oregon

Unit Commander

CG G/D GEMIER, E ... CofS - HQ Co Capt RITCHIE, C . 236 Mtr Rfl Regt 245 Mtr Rfl Regt __._Col CROSK Mtr Rfl Regt 235 Mdm Tk Regt ... Col OLLIVANT, T _ Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry 247 Arty Regt AT Bn 335 RL Bn Maj VAN der FAES,

Hendrik 235 MRL Bn AD Bn 227 Tgt Acq Btry

284 Engr Bn Maj ALFIERI, Vittorio

288 Sig Bn 242 Cml Co Svc Elm


Code No.

603454

528442

518250

408246

517249

Unit History. Formerly the 28th Rfl Div, it was redesignated 28th Mtr Rfl Div in 196Í and assigned to the 15th CAA. Landed in Califor-

nia in March 1962. Identified along the Oregon- Washington border in the vicinity of Arlington, Ore., in April 19

d. 13 Tank Division, 15 CAA, AG KALIFOR- NIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME ARVO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS OREGON


CG CofS HQ Co 241 Mdm Tk Regt 129422 Mdm Tk Regt 214 Hv Tk Regt 391 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col MASARYK, .104444

Thomas 292 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry 270 Arty Regt 222 RL Bn Maj EARLY, 212230

Terence S. 240 MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

290 Engr Bn 009226 248 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Svc Bn 259 MT Bn Maj FRIESE 940279 264 Med Bn Maj LIND, K

Unit History. Formerly the 13th Cav Div, it was reorganized, redesignated 13th Tk Div and assigned to the 15th CAA in 1961. Participated in the landings on the west coast of the United States in 1962. Identified in the 15th CAA reserve near Shaniko, Oreo., in April 19

e. 16 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 15 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME ¿ CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Oregon


CG G/B PARKHOUSE XO Col MECKEL H&S Btry 243 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 244 SSM Bn Cmdt ROPS, M 474240

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

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/. 32 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 15 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME MIRABILA CODE NUMBER 253510 AREA OF OPERATIONS Çalifornia/Oregon


CG

XO Col RITSCHEL, Kaspar

H&S Btry 260 SAM Bn Cmdt BANERJEE, 056220

(RAIDER) Acharya 262 SAM Bn Cmdt WITSTEIN 256230


(RAIDER) _ SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

g. 21 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 15 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Oregon


CG CofS : H&S Btry 234 Gun Bn 122-nun 413243

(SP) 219 Gun Bn 130-mm .. Maj KVITKO, Pavel Gun-How Bn

152-mm 250 Gun Bn 152-mm .. _ 045223

(SP)

h. 22 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 15 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Oregon


CG G/B DeRIOJA CofS H&S Btry 236 Gun Bn 122-mm _Maj TURGENEY 613253

(SP) 240 Gun Bn 130-mm -.024223 292 Gun-How Bn Maj TAUSEN, Gustav _ 239233

152-mm 305 Gun Bn 152-mm

(SP)

5-6. 16 Combined Arms Army, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO

CODE NAME CIELFIERO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California-Arizona


CG G/A GRISHIN, Gerasim S.

DCG CofS G/B AVOGADRO, D H&S Bn Cmdt KAGANOVICH,

Vladimir 2F Mtr Rfl Div 200614 5 Mtr Rfl Div G/D BARHAM, Josef 505624 7 Mtr Rfl Div G/D ITAGAKI, M 705634

15F Tk Div 27 SAM Bde G/B HAMLEY


(RANCOR) 9 Mixed Arty Bde 905543

10F Mixed Arty G/B VENKATARA- Bde MANI, Gulabdas

27 Sig Regt ..717431 21 Sig Intcp Bn 35 EW Bn 25 Engr Const Bn 22 Engr Pon Bn 272216 13 Engr Amphib Bn 25 Tgt Acq Bn 20 Med Regt Col ULRICH, F 012409 Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1961 in the Home- land and assigned to AG KALIFORNIO. Parti- cipated in the landings on the west coast of the United States in 1962. In the course of that operation it experienced considerable difficulty in securing its objective and was almost forced off the beaches by resolute US counterattacks. The subsequent landings of the 20th CAA relieved the pressure on its perimeter and the 16th CAA was able to break out of the beachhead. During the consolidation phase it was assigned to southern California. Two of its mechanized divisions were replaced during the same period. In 1966 it participated with the 6th Tk A in the first eastward offensive but by September of that year it had been pushed back into California. In April 19 it broke through US lines on the California- Arizona border creating a wide gap through which the 6th Tk A pushed into Arizona.

a. 2F Motorized Rifle Division, 16 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME SKIPIO CODE NUMBER 200614 AREA OF OPERATIONS Arizona

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CG CofS G/B DuVERGIER HQ Co * 238 Mtr Rfl Regt _. .Col SCHERBATSKAYA, ..803464

Aleksei 239 Mtr Rfl Regt 240 Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col BAGRATION,

Gregory 262 Mdm Tk Regt 226432 234 Recon Bn 473241 Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt 224 AT Bn 452241 361 RL Bn _ 216 MRL Bn 621250 294 AD Bn 263 Tgt Acq Btry 340141

239 Engr Bn 265 Sig Bn Cml Co .. . Svc Elm

HQ

246 Med Bn 614259 380 MT Bn Svc Bn Maj LEAOK

Unit History. Formerly the 2d Grenadier Div, redesignated 2d Mtr Rfl Div in 1956. Participated in the 1954-1955 European campaign, winning the Fusilier designation. Returned to the Home- land in 1956. Assigned to the 16th CAA in Cali- fornia to replace the 45th Mtr Rfl Div in 1965. Took part in the 1966 offensive in southern Cali- fornia. Identified on the left flank of the 16th CAA's first echelon, south of Parker, Ariz., during the April 19 offensive.

b. 5 Motorized Rifle Division, 16 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 505624 AREA OF OPERATIONS Arizona


CG G/D BARHAM, Josef CofS HQ Co 255 Mtr Rfl Regt Col SIEGBAHN, T.P 256 Mtr Rfl Regt 257 Mtr Rfl Regt 700464 — Mdm Tk Regt — Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry — 343 Arty Regt 309443 AT Bn 225 RL Bn 517240 242 MRL Bn ___ AD Bn


Tgt Acq Btry 304 Engr Bn 400256 312 Sig Bn 400 Cml Co . Capt COUSTOU 000147 Svc Elm


Unit History. Formerly the 5th Territorial Guard Div, reorganized redesignated 5th Mtr Rfl Div in 1961 and assigned to AG VIGLO. Reas- signed to the 16th CAA in California to replace the 46th Mtr Rfl Div in 1963. Participated in the first eastward offensive in 1966. Identified in the central sector of the 16th CAA’s first echelon during the April 19 offensive.

c. 7 Motorized Rifle Division, 16 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO CODE NAME ARDO CODE NUMBER 705634 AREA OF OPERATIONS Arizona


CG G/D ITAGAKI, M CofS ....G/B ALGARDI .. HQ Co 241F Mtr Rfl Regt ..Col SULLY, L.N 109424 248 Mtr Rfl Regt 249 Mtr Rfl Regt ..Col JOSBURG 909464 224 Mdm Tk Regt 310 Recon Bn Capt MOYANO Mtr Rfl Div Arty —

HQ Btry Arty Regt 231 AT Bn ...158221 RL Bn 280 MRL Bn .. .. AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry .

270 Engr Bn Sig Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Formerly the 7th Territorial Guard Div, reorganized, redesignated 7th Mtr Rfl Div, and assigned to the 16th CAA in 1961. Landed in California in March 1962. Sustained heavy losses in the initial action of the California invasion. Its 241st Mtr Rfl Regt was awarded the Fusilier designation at that time. Reorgan-

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ized and re-equipped in 1963. Held in reserve in the first eastward offensive in 1966. Identified on the right flank of the 16th CAA’s first echelon, southwest of Welton, Ariz., during the April 19 offensive.

d. 15F Tank Division, 16 CAA, AG KALIFOR- NIO, PACIFIKO CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG CofS G/B MOOR, P. HQ Co 247 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col FRIEDLAND, 729452

August T. Mdm Tk Regt Hv Tk Regt 417 Mtr Rfl Regt ■ 331 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty ...

HQ Btry Arty Regt 239 RL Bn Maj PAHLAVI 918260 215 MRL Bn Maj KANGOR 400 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry Engr Bn

280 Sig Bn Cml Co ... Svc Elm

HQ 236 MT Bn Maj GELERT 362 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 15th CAVALRY Brigade, expanded to division size and redesignated 15th Armored Cavalry Div in 1947. Instru- mental in putting down an uprising by ethnical minorities in the eastern Homeland in 1948 and awarded the Fusilier designation. Reorganized and redesignated 15th F Tk Div in 1961. Be- lieved to have been a GHQ unit until it joined the 16th CAA in 1967. Identified east of Hoitville, Cal., in April 19

e. 27 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 16 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/B HAMLEY XO H&S Btry

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247 SAM Bn Cmdt UFFENBACH 759250 (RAIDER)

248 SAM Bn - (RAIDER)

249 SAM Bn 959260 (RAIDER)

259 SAM Bn Cmdt TOGO, Ando (RAIDER)

/. 11 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 16 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG xo H&S Btry 217 SSM Bn Cmdt GIL, Melchior 776250

(RANCOR) 246 SSM Bn .674250

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

g. 9 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 16 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 905543 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG CofS Col Von BRUCK,

V. R. H&S Btry 241 Gun Bn 122-mm .. Maj FABRY, 119223

(SP) Chari 265 Gun Bn 130-mm 521253 252 Gun-How Bn Cmdt WHITTEL


(SP)

h. 10F Mixed Artillery Brigade, 16 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME FAJREMA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG .G/B VENKATARAM- ANI, Gulabdas

CofS H&S Btry

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274 Gun Bn 122-mm .-Maj ABT, Christoph 417243 (SP)

279 Gun Bn Í30-mm 922273 363 Gun-How Bn Maj FENGER

152-mm 271 Gun Bn 152-mm

(SP)

5-7. 20 Combined Arms Army, AG (CALIFORNIA, PACIFIKO

CODE NAME KERÑO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California/Oregon


CG ' G/A TODT, Kunz DCG __ CofS H&S Bn 36 Mtr Rfl Div ..._G/D WASSERMAN, G ...603634 37 Mtr Rfl Div ___.G/D De BAIF 38 Mtr Rfl Div G/D PIRE, Maurice 803644 18F Tk Div G/D ROTHERMEL,

Gerhard 38 SAM Bde G/B WEI, Kuo

- (RAIDER) 26 SSM Bde G/B LAGERKVIST 672530

(RANCOR) 8 Mixed Arty Bde

27 Mixed Arty G/B TOPFFER 707533 Bde

49 AT Regt 57 MT Bh Cmdt CUGNOT 32 Engr Const Bn 36 Erigr Pon Bn 26 EW Bn ‘ ___

9 Tgt Acq Bn 29 Intel Bn ... Maj STEPNIAKi M 31 Med Regt .Col Von MAREES, O ....118409 14 Cml Bn .Maj NIVORSOFF, M 401227

Unit History. Organized in 1961 in the Home- land and assigned to AG KALIFORNIO. In March 1962 in the course of the landings on the California coast it had to be committed earlier than planned in order to relieve the pressure on the 16th CAA. During the consolidation phase it was assigned to the central sector to cover the difficult terrain along the California-Nevada and Oregon-Idaho borders.

a. 36 Motorized Rifle Div, 20 CAA, AG KALI- FORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER 603634 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/D WASSERM 4.N, G CofS , ■. G/B KALOMIRIS HQ Co 258 Mtr Rfl Regt 259 Mtr Rfl Regt Col WEIR 900474 Mtr Rfl Regt 225 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col GALDOS, G 527442 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt 233 AT Bn 253 RL Bn ; 326 MRL Bn 622260 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

314 Engr Bn ^ Sig Bn 218 Cml Co : Svc Elm

HQ : ... 272 Med Bn 217239 MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized by expanding the 36th Chasseurs á Pied Régt to div size in 1957. Remained on GHQ status until 1961 when, as the 36th Mtr Rfl Div, it was assigned to the 20th CAA. It was the first unit of the 20th CAA ashore during the California landings. Has been on border defense and general occupation duties since its arrival in California. Latest reports located it in the Lake Tahoe area in 19

b. 37 Motorized Rifle Division, 20 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS


CG G/D DeB AIF CofS .... . . HQ Co 246 Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col OERTEL, A 604454 247 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col HENTRE Mtr Rfl Regt .. 236 Mdm Tk Regt -...623452 219 Recon Bn ._. _ Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry ... .. Arty Regt 232 AT Bn 253231 RL Bn 279 MRL Bn . ..Maj CHAMSKY 922270 401 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

312 Engr Bn 289 Sig Bn Cml Co

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Svc Elm Cmdt UVAROV HQ Med Bn

315 MT Bn .... Svc Bn

Unit History. The 37th Chasseurs á Pied Regt, expanded to div size and redesignated 36th Rfl Div in 1947. Reportedly involved in the 1948 border incidents in the southeastern Homeland. Redesignated 37th Mtr Rfl Div in 1961 and reassigned to the 20th CAA. Participated in the 1962 California invasion. Identified in 19 along the California-Nevada border in the Big Pine area.

c. 38 Motorized Rifle Division, 20 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME AKCIDENTO CODE NUMBER 803644 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/D PIRE, Maurice CofS HQ Co 278 Mtr Rfl Regt Col NORENTE, L 807464 279 Mtr Rfl Regt Col Da VINCI 280 Mtr Rfl Regt 243 Mdm Tk Regt . . Col HUTMANN 329432 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry 281 Arty Regt AT Bn 240 RL Bn 014220 213 MRL Bn . .Cmdt QUINLISK, O.H ...326230 413 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

313 Engr Bn Sig Bn 289 Cml Co 903177 Svc Elm


Unit History. Formerly the 38th Chasseurs á Pied Regt, expanded to div size and redesignated 38th Rfl Div in 1957. Redesignated 38th Mtr Rfl Div in 1961 and assigned to the 20th CAA. Took part in the California invasion in 1962. In 19 it was reported to be in southern Oregon near the Idaho border.

d. 18F Tank Division, 20 CAA, AG KALIFOR- NIO, PACIFIKO.

CODE NAME AERTONDRO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/D ROTHERMEL, Gerhard

CofS HQ Co - 326 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col HAZARD, 622462

Roland D. Mdm Tk Regt 215 Hv Tk Regt Col SNAYERS ...536442 272 Mtr Rfl Regt 207434 231 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt RL Bn .. 241 MRL Bn 139220 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry - -

315 Engr Bn Maj HAAS, Helmut 506256 291 Sig Bn 290 Cml Co 009127 Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn 317 MT Bn Maj USAKLIGIL, B. Z Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 18th COSSACK LANCER Brigade, it was reorganized into an armored cavalry brigade in 1948. Won the Fusilier designation in the 1954 European campaign. Re- turned to the Homeland in 1955. Expanded to div size and redesignated 18th F Tk Div in 1964. Joined the 20th CAA in 1965. Identified in 19— j ust west of Baker, Cal.

e. 26 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 20 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CERBECO CODE NUMBER 672530 AREA OF OPERATIONS


CG G/B LAGERKVIST XO H&S Btry 251 SSM Bn ..

(RANCOR) 252 SSM Bn Cmdt FEENEY 275230

(RANCOR) 253 SSM Bn . .

(RANCOR)

/. 38 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 20 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME

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CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG ..G/BWEI, Kuo XO H&S Btry 291 SAM Bn Cmdt CLYNZ 154230


(RAIDER) 294 SAM Bn Cmdt KRYMOV, 469240

(RAIDER) Abram P. SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

g. 8 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 20 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME GLAVBATADO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG CofS Col GAUMONT H&S Btry .. Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 241 Gun Bn 130-mm _.Maj WRANGEL, R 129223 213 Gun-How- Bn . 336233

152-mm — Gun Bn 152-mm

(SP)

h. 27 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 20 CAA, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 707533 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG ...G/B TOPFFER CofS H&S Btry ... 237 Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 264 Gun Bn 130-mm ..Maj KIELTY 426248 — Gun-How Bn

152-mm 306 Gun Bn 152-mm 640263

(SP)

5-8. 6 Tank Army, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO

CODE NAME VUNDIGA CODE NUMBER 600732 AREA OF OPERATIONS California/Arizona

Unit Coibmander Code No.

CG G/A BENCZUR, L DCG CofS G/B BOSCH, W H&S Bn 17F Tk Div ..G/D MIKHAYLOV 706632 23F Tk Div G/D Von PERFALL, R 34F Tk Div G/D KHVORSTININ

217 Hv Tk Regt ....Col SOUSA, Jose 30 SAM Bde 053500

(RAIDER) 36F SSM Bde

(RANCOR) 54 Sig Regt 415421 12 Intel Bn Cmdt RENWICK,

Nelson G. 28 Pgnd Co 38 Med Regt 813449 Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1958 and assigned to AG ORIENTO. In 1965 it was reassigned to AG KALIFORNIO. In 1966 played a major role in the first eastward offensive. Its tank divisions carried the offensive deep into Arizona. When the US counterattacks forced Aggressor to withdraw from Arizona the 6th Tk A deployed its divisions in a covering action which permitted an orderly withdrawal with a minimum loss of personnel and equipment. In April 19 it again took the offensive exploiting a breakthrough by the 16th CAA, and pushed up the Gila Valley into Arizona.

a. 17F Tank Division, 6 Tank Army, AG KAL- IFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME HAKI CODE NUMBER 706632 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/D MIKHAYLOV CofS HQ Co 314 Mdm Tk Regt 421452 Mdm Tk Regt

1 Mdm Tk Regt 411 Mtr Rfl Regt 106444 360 Recon Bn 076231 Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry — 216 Arty Regt 254 RL Bn Maj HANLEY 415240 MRL Bn AD Bn 233 Tgt Acq Btry

305 Engr Bn 293 Sig Bn 291 Cml Co Lt FLEURY 104137 Svc Elm

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HQ 215 MT Bn 360 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 17th Cossack Lan- cer Brigade, converted to armored cavalry brigade in 1955. In 1958 it was expanded to division size and, as the 17th Tk Div, was assigned to the 6th Tk A. Won the Fusilier designation in the 1966 campaign in southern California and Arizona. Reported west of Desert Center, Cal., in the second echelon of the AG 19 offensive.

b. 23F Tank Division, 6 Tank Army, AG KAL- IFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE ÑAME ANODO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Arizona


CG G/D Von PERFALL, R Cof S HQ Co 259 Mdm Tk Regt 920472 260 Mdm Tk Regt .._Col BJORNSON Mdm Tk Regt . 403 Mtr Rfl Regt Col BROVISK 305454 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt _ _ _ 350 RL Bn 243 MRL Bn 339230 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

306 Engr Bn . Sig Bn . Cml Co Svc Elm . . ...... ...

HQ 260 MT Bn _ Med Bn .. Svc Bn

Unit History. Assigned to the 6th Tk A in 1958. Won the Fusilier designation for its part in the 1966 campaign.

c. 34F Tank Division, 6 Tank Army, AG KALI- FORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Arizona


CG G/D KHVORSTININ CofS ..

HQ Co 305 Mdm Tk Regt .. Col HUNYADY 525452 306 Mdm Tk Regt 154 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col SCHULTZE, D Mtr Rfl Regt 229 Recon Bn 977261 Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry 287 Arty Regt Col PETOFI, Gerely 703463 RL Bn MRL Bn 392 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ 234 MT Bn Maj KUKAT 257 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Assigned to the 6th Tk A in 1959. Won the Fusilier designation in the 1966 campaigns in southern California and Arizona. Identified in 19 advancing east of Vicksburg, Ariz.

d. 30 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 6 Tank Army, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME TRIO CODE NUMBER 053500 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG XO Col AHERNET H&S Btry 231 SAM Bn

(RAIDER) 282 SAM Bn Cmdt VIDA, M. U 258230

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

e. 36F SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 6 Tank Army, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME FAJRMASO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG XO Col NITOBE, Sadanara 248 SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

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249 SSM Bn Cmdt ZHORDANIA, P 979260 (RANCOR)

SSM Bn ... (RANCOR)

b. 14 Fighter Division, 10 Air Army, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 451628 AREA OF OPERATIONS California

5-9. 10 Air Army, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO

CODE NAME SENMOLA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California/Oregon


CG Gen/Air SUKHOM- LINOV, Nisson

DCG ...G/Air A BEARD, C.M.

CofS H&S Bn 13 Ftr Div G/AD TARASEVICH 14 Ftr Div 451628

4 Bmr Div 30 Bmr Div 11 Gnd Atk Div G/AD PROTOD-

YAKONOV 12 Gnd Atk Div G/AD OBRADOVIC 15 Trans Regt

9 Recon Regt 10 Recon Regt 041408

4 Arty Obsn Regt 17 Hel Regt (Hv) Col MESKO, Ksaver S 18 Hel Regt (Hv) 19 Hel Regt (Hv) 23 Hel Regt (Mdm) 25 Hel Regt (Mdm) 11 Hel Regt (Lt) ...Col GRAUERT 116408 12 Hel Regt (Lt)

Unit History. Organized in 1957 and assigned to AG FLUGO. Transferred to AG KALIFORN- IO in 1961. Provided air support for that AG during the 1966 and 19 offensives.

a. 13 Fighter Division, 10 Air Army, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME KERAMO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/AD TARASEVICH CofS 65 Ftr Regt 66 Ftr Regt Col HEYDRICH, Joerg ...656438 Ftr Regt

Unit History. Assigned to the 10th Air A in 1957. Identified in northern Cal., in 19


CG CofS Col ISNARD,

Laurent, M 73 Ftr Regt Col GAFF AREL, J.C. ....352428 74 Ftr Regt Col KHVOLSON 75 Ftr Regt

Unit History. Formerly the 14th Manned Intep Air Bde. Convertèd to fighter division in 1960 and assigned to the 10th Air A. Reported to be in southern Cal., in 19

c. 4 Bomber Division, 10 Air Army, AG KAL- IFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG CofS 50 Bmr Regt Col KAAY 065408 51 Bmr Regt Bmr Regt

Unit History. Activated from the remnants of the 4th Bmr Corps after the latter had been de- cimated in the 1959 invasion of Alaska. Assigned to the 10th Air A in 1962. Reported to be in the San Francisco area in 19

d. 30th Bomber Division, 10 Air Army, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME HEKTORO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Oregon


CG CofS Col ZVEREV 57 Bmr Regt 760448 Bmr Regt Bmr Regt

Unit History. Assigned to the 10th Air A in 1957. Reported to be operating from Oregon airfields in the late 19 's.

e. 11 Ground Attack Division, 10 Air Army, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO.

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FM 30-103

CODE NAME IZAKO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/AD PROTOD- YAKONOV

Cof S 54 Gnd Atk Regt Col HERMES, Max L 475428 58 Gnd Atk Regt Col NEXO 875448 — Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Formerly the llth Tac Spt Div. Assigned to the 10th Air A in 1957. Supported the 16th CAA in the 1966 offensive. Redesig- nated Gnd Atk Div in 1966. Identified in southern California in 19

/. 12 Ground Attack Division, 10 Air Army, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Oregon


CG G/AD OBRADOVIC CofS Col MENSHI, Pavlov 45 Gnd Atk Regt 579428 49 Gnd Atk Regt 50 Gnd Atk Regt Col NAHARRO, 075408

Maximino

Unit History. Activated in 1957 and assigned tb the 10th Air A. Reportedly in support of 15th CAA operations in 19

5—10. Army Group Troops a. 5 Airborne Division, AG KALIFORNIO,

PACIFIKO. CODE NAME RUFINO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG CofS G/B ERXLEBEN _ HQ Co

6 Abn Regt 600435 7 Abn Regt

— Abn Regt Abn Div Arty

HQ Btry 1 Arty Regt ..135405

15 AT Bn 57 AD Bn .!!!!!’! 40 Tgt Acq Capt GOZZOLI

Btry


62 Engr Bn Sig Bn — Cml Co t Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn _ MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Assigned to AG KALIFORNIO in 1961. Air dropped behind US beach defenses in the California invasion in 1962, it facilitated the task of the 15th CAA's first wave. Employed in the Sierra Nevada against US guerrilla forces in the mid 60’s. Reported in the Los Angeles area in 19

b. 3 Artillery Division, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 305613 AREA OF OPERATIONS California/Oregon


CG __G/D TRETYAKOV CofS H&S Btry 211 Mixed Arty Bde 106523 212 Mixed Arty Bde __G/B KAHN, Kilian 223 Hv Arty Bde G/B BRUTHER ...1 397533 Tgt Acq Bn 230 Sig Bn 013221 Svc Elm

Hq Btry MT Bn 256 Med Bn 615259 Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 3d Breakthrough Arty Div. Joined AG KALIFORNIO in 1961. Re- organized and given its present designation in 1967.

(1) 211 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 3 Artil- lery Division, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 106523 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG CofS H&S Btry 239 Gun Bn 122-mm .. Maj KIERKEGAARD

(SP) Gun Bn 130-mm Gun-How Bn

152-mm

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310 Gun Bn 152-mm __04,1233 (SP)

(2) 212 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 3 Artil- lery Division, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Oregon


CG G/B KAHN, Kiliàn CofS Col ABILGAARD H&S Btry 238 Gun Bn 122-mm 813263

(SP) 223 Gun Bn 130-mm _.Maj FITCH 214 Gun-How Bn 431243

152-mm 252 Gun Bn 152-mm

(SP)

(3) 223 Heavy Artillery Brigade, 3 Artil- lery Division, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME RAMOND CODE NUMBER 397533 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/B BRUTHER CofS H&S Btry Gun-How Bn

203-mm 240 Mortar Bn

240-mm — Gun Bn 310-mm .

(SP) 221 Mortar Bn Maj FEUERBACH, 187223

400-mm (SP) S.J.

c. 9 Artillery Division, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME KRATERO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG _ CofS G/B DeHAAS H&S Btry 218 Mixed Arty Bde 219 Mixed Arty Bde G/B SIMSON, M.L 906563 232 Hv Arty Bde ... 213 Tgt Acq Bn ... 231 Sig Bn 118221 Svc Elm

HQ Btry


302 MT Bn Maj KONDYLAKES 230249 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 9th Gun Arty Div. Arrived in California in 1963. Reorganized and redesignated 9th Arty Div in 1967. In 19 it was reported in southern California.

(1) 218 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 9 Artil- lery Division, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG CofS H&S Btry Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 266 Gun Bn 130-mm _ Maj VAKHTANGOV, ....626253

Nikita Gun-How Bn

152-mm 303 Gun Bn 152-mm

(SP)

(2) 219 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 9 Artil- lery Division, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 906563 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/B SIMSON, M.L CofS H&S Btry Capt MAGNUSSON 248 Gun Bn 122-mm .814263

(SP) 237 Gun Bn 130-mm .. Cmdt SMOLLETT,

W.F. 253 Gun-How Bn 330243


(SP)

(3) 232 Heavy Artillery Brigade, 9 Artil- lery Division, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME BRONTOSORO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG CofS Col WOOLSTON

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H&S Btry : 214 Gun-How Bn Maj KELLGREN,

203-mm Kurt 238 Mortar Bn 863263


(SP) 218 Mortar Bn 881263

400-nun (SP)

d. 1 SSM Division, AG KALIFORNIO, PA- CIFIKO. CODE NAME TREMIGI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/D LUJAN Cof S Hq Btry 219 SSM Bde G/B WU, Chi 976560

(RANCOR) 220 SSM Bde 072520

(RANCOR) 230 SSM Hv Bde

(RANCOR) Svc Elm

Unit History. Formerly the 101st Gun Arty Div assigned to AG KALIFORNIO in 1961. Con- verted to missiles and redesignated 1st SSM Div in 1965. Last identified in central California in 19

(1) 219 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 1 SSM Div, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME GIGANTO CODE NUMBER 976560 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG ..G/B WU, Chi XO ..; H&S Btry 254 SSM Bn Cmdt FENGOR, M.J 475240

(RANCOR) 255 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 256 SSM Bn Cmdt GUDE

(RANCOR)

(2) 220 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 1 SSM Div, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 072520 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG XO ...Col SIMON, C.F H&S Btry 265 SSM Bn Cmd HALLE ...571250

(RANCOR) 266 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

(3) 230 SSM Brigade (HEAVY), 1 SSM Div, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME FERVIRARO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG XO ...Col QUESNAL H&S Btry 215 SSM Bn

(RAVAGE) SSM Bn

(RAVAGE) SSM Bn ....

(REBEL)

e. 4 SSM Division, AG KALIFORNIO, PACI- FIKO. CODE NAME MAESTRO CODE NUMBER 400620 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/D RAMNICEANU CofS HQ Btry 223 SSM Bde G/B SHCHUKIN, 377530

(RANCOR) V.G. 224 SSM Bde G/B RUBE, E

(RANCOR) 218 SSM Hv Bde 801560 Svc Elm

Unit History. Formerly the 49th Gun Arty Div of AG ORIENTO. Converted to missiles and redesignated 4th SSM Div in 1966. Arrived in California in 1966. Its 223d SSM Bde (RANCOR) identified near San Diego, California in 19

(1) 223 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 4 SSM Div, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 377530 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG ...G/B SHCHUKIN, V.G

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xo

i H&S Btry 273 SSAf Bn Cmdt EIKHE 372240

(RANCOR) SSM Bn - - -

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

(2) 224 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 4 SSM Div, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG G/B RUBE, E XO H&S Btry ^ 247 SSM Bn Cmdt SIKORSKI ...779250

(RANCOR) 257 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 270 SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

(3) 218 SSM Brigade (HEAVY), 4 SSM Div, AG KALIFORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 801560 AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG ... XO H&S Btry 231 SSM Bn Cmdt TASSO, Carlo

(RAVAGE) 232 SSM Bn Cmdt TILAK 283230

(RAVAGE)


SSM Bn (REBEL)

/. 12 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), AG KALI- FORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME ARNODO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG .G/B CARNSKOV XO H&S Btry 227 SAM Bn .Cmdt ETEX, C.J 757250

(RAIDER) 229 SAM Bn


(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

g. 9 SAM Brigade (RAMMER), AG KALI- FORNIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NÁME KURACO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS California


CG xo H&S Btry 216 SAM Bn Cmdt FABRICIUS, 641250

(RAMMER) N.S. 217 SAM Bn

(RAMMER) — SAM Bn

(RAMMER) SAM Bn

(RAMMER)

Section III. ARMY GROUP KOLUMBIO

5-11. Army Group KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO

CODE NAME DONACI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Aleutians/Alaska/ Washington/NE Asia


CG G/Á’s SCHACT; Friedrich

CofS G/A TYRKOVA, Georgii L.


H&S Btry . 7 CAA ...

24 CAA ... 6 Air A .

7 Abn Div 12 Abn Div 21 Abn Div Cml Bde

24 Abn Div 11 Arty Div G/D AUDLEY 106603

G/A SPINELLO, 705731 Abbate

G/A ICHIJ, M.M 402721 G/Air FACCHINETTI,

C.

G/D HERBERMANN ... 201615

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3 SSM Div G/D ARG Y OPULOS, Pavlos

40 SAM Bde (RAIDER)

8 SAM Bde (RAMMER)

13 Cml Bde 32 Engr Amph Regt 15 Engr Pon Regt ..Col GASKELL, S.L 556426

113 Sig Regt Col Van ERPE, Gerrit F 7 Sig Intep Regt

36 EW Bn

Unit History. Activated in northeast Asia in 1957. In 1965 its airborne brigades were dropped in the Fairbanks area following a nuclear attack delivered by 6th Air A units from bases in the North Pacific. In 1964 and 1965 engaged in applying a constant outward pressure which succeeded in enlarging its Alaskan airhead permitting it to air land the bulk of its 7 CAA in 1965. In 1966 its 7th CAA was ordered to take the offensive but the results were disastrous. No more attempts were made to further reinforce the Alaskan airhead after 1966 and the 7th CAA reverted to a defensive posture. In 19 the airborne brigades and the 7th CAA’s tank division were withdrawn from Alaska. In April 19 four AG Airborne divisions were dropped behind the US coastal defenses while the 24th CAA was making amphibious landings along the Belling- ham-Tacoma coastline of Washington. By the end of April the 24th CAA, reinforced with AG forces, had driven a wedge running generally NW to SE deep into Washington hoping to link up with AG KALIFORNIO forces moving north from Oregon. Its drive to link up with AG KALIFORNIO was stalled in June by US resistance and an airborne assault in its rear areas. The AG was forced to withdraw from Washington to avoid being trapped between US forces. The withdrawal turned into a rout with KOLUMBIO losing 60 percent of its combat troops and equipment. The remnants of the AG managed to withdraw into Alaska and were reported in the Sew- ard Peninsula area in 19 undergoing reorganization and training.

5—12. 7 Combined Arms Army, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO

CODE NAME MALNEUTRA CODE NUMBER 705731 AREA OF OPERATIONS Alaska

Unit 'Commander Code No.

CG ..G/A SPINALLO, Abbate

DCG CofS -G/B ANTONOVICH,

G.W. H&S Bn 215F Mtr Rfl Div ...G/D NAST 216F Mtr Rfl Div ...G/D NOSKOWSKI 223 Rfl Div (Mtn) 317634 219F Tk Div 906662 231 SAM Bde G/B IBANEZ, A 158520

(RAIDER) 221 SSM Bde

(RANCOR) 231F Mixed Arty G/B BERZELIUS

Bde 232 Mixed Arty Bde 203533 220 AT Regt Col SOZZINI 052421 252 Sig Regt 215431 218 Engr Const Bn 261 Med Regt 111439 Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1957 in northeast Asia. Its units spent 3 years training in air- landing techniques and for subsequent operations in rugged terrain in an arctic environment. Air- landed in Fairbanks, Alaska, area in 1965. Or- dered to take the offensive in May 1966. De- termined US opposition combined with a high rate of equipment faliure, disrupted the offensive and US counterattacks in October 1966 forced the 7th CAA to retreat to its original lines of departure abandoning large quantities of equipment and sustaining heavy casualties in the process. Since then the 7th CAA has limited itself to defending the Fairbanks airhead. In 19 the 219F Tk Div was withdrawn from Alaska.

a. 215F Motorized Rifle Division, 7 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME ARGO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Alaska


CG G/D NAST CofS . - HQ Co 288 Mtr Rfl Regt Col HOVGAARD 808464 289 Mtr Rfl Regt Col LANGENDIJK, 903474

A.M. Mtr Rfl Regt 265 Mdm Tk Regt 521452 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty G/B PRUDHOMME,

Henri HQ Btry Capt HEMPEL, A.R 256 Arty Regt

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AT Bn RL Bn 251 MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

307 Engr Bn 705266 283 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Organized in 1958 as a rfl div and assigned to AG VII. In 1959, as part of Task Force SCHNEE, made amphibious landings in the vicinity of Anchorage, Alaska. Won the Fus- ilier designation during the first Alaskan invasion. Evacuated to the Aleutians in October 1959 and transferred to the Homeland a few months later. Reorganized in 1964 and reassigned to AG KOLUMBIO. Trained in air-landing techniques and arctic environment tactics until it was air-landed in Alaska in 1965. Did well initially in the 1966 offensive but lost 70 percent of its mechanized equipment and 50 percent of its personnel in the October retreat. Identified still in the Fairbanks area in 19

Remarks. Equipped with TYRANT tanks in place of the standard Aggressor medium tanks.

b. 216F Motorized Rifle Division, 7 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME FLAMO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Alaska


CG G/D NOSKOWSKI CofS G/B FAJANS HQ Co - 308 Mtr Rfl Regt Col HUBERMANN, 800474

Dietrich 309 Mtr Rfl Regt _ - - 310 Mtr Rfl Regt Col MAHER 001434 Mdm Tk Regt 232 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry .. Arty Regt _ - 321 AT Bn RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn . Sig Bn


Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn 313 MT Bn Maj KHRUSTALEV Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1958 as a rfl div and assigned to AG VII. Took part in the 1959 invasion of the Hawaiian Islands winning the Fusilier designation. Returned to the Homeland in November 1959. Reorganized in 1964 as a modified mechanized division, with light tanks and reassigned to AG KOLUMBIO. Underwent intensive training in air-landing techniques and arctic environment tactics until it was air-landed in Alaska in 1965. Participated in the 1966 offensive, and in the subsequent retreat lost 50 percent of its mechanized equipment and 40 percent of its personnel. Reportedly still in the Fair- banks area in 19


c. 223 Rifle Division (Mtn), 7 CAA, AG KOL- UMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 317634 AREA OF OPERATIONS Alaska


CG CofS G/B TANRIOEVER HQ Co : 401 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 402F Rfl Regt Col BESSENYEI, C.N ...210454

(Mtn) 403 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 315454 Div Arty —

HQ Btry - - - 311 Arty Regt ..Col OBLONSKAYA 106433

(Mtn) AT Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn . ,. . Cml Co — Svc Elm

HQ 216 Med Bn Maj FACCHINETTI, ,

Gaspare MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1964 for operations in mountain terrain. Trained in northeast Asia for one year. In 1965 assigned to the 7th

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CAA and air-landed in the Fairbanks, Alaska area. Committed in the 1966 offensive and because of its makeup and training was able to fight its way back to the airhead with a minimum of losses, where the offensive was turned into a retreat. Reportedly still in Alaska in 19

d. 219F Tank Division, 7 CAA, AG KOLUM- BIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 906662 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG CofS HQ Co 272 Mdm Tk Regt .... Col LOBO, Fernao J 227432 274 Mdm Tk Regt 427442 Mdm Tk Regt Mtr Rfl Regt 243 Recon Bn Cmdt ZANGWILL Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry ..Capt J ANSON 1 224 Arty Regt 402443 RL Bn J 242 MRL Bn 234230 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

317 Engr Bn Maj YASENSKY Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Mt Bn . 366 Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1954, took part in the first European campaign winning the Fus- ilier designation. Returned to the Homeland in 1958 where it 'was reorganized and re-equipped with light tanks in place of its standard medium and heavy tanks. Transferred to northeast Asia and assigned to AG KOLUMBIO in 1964. Trained in air-landing techniques and arctic environment tactics until it was air-landed in Alaska in 1965. In the 1966 campaign the division was caught by surprise while attempting to cross the west fork of the Gulkana river and it suffered such heavy losses that it was not able to provide an effective covering screen for the 7th CAA’s retreat. The division was withdrawn from Alaska in 19— and sent to the Homeland where it was reorganized and re-equipped. In April 19 it was identified in the vicinity of Kennewick, Wash., still reportedly subordinated to the 7th CAA.


e. 231 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 7 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME AKTIVA CODE NUMBER 158520 AREA OF OPERATIONS Alaska


CG G/B IBANEZ, A XO H&S Btry Capt GONCHAROFF,

Andrey J. 287 SAM Bn - ..753260

(RAIDER) 289 SAM Bn Maj SIMONOV, Igor Y ...953270

(RAIDER) 290 SAM Bn Maj KOLB

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

/. 211 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 7 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Alaska


CG XO Col ROOSEVELT,

Franz, P. H&S Btry ». - 268 SSM Bn 876260

(RANCOR) 269 SSM Bn Cmdt PASHA, 971270

(RANCOR) Mustafa H. SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

g. 231F Artillery Brigade (Mixed), 7 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME PETRO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Alaska


CG G/B BERZELIUS CofS H&S Btry 2242 Gun Bn 122- ...Maj Van der WERFF ..1.214233

mm (SP) 267 Gun Bn 130-mm 721263 Gun-How Bn

152-mm 234 Gun Bn 152- ...Maj HAECKEL, E.F

mm (SP)

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h. 232 Ártillery Brigade (Mixed), 7 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKÖ. CODE NAME . CODÉ NUMBER 203533 AREA OF OPERATIONS Álfica

Unit Cdmniander Code No.

CG : CofS ._ H&S Btry : 243P Gün Bn 122- ...Maj VIZYENOS 319233

t mm (SP) Guh Bn 130-mm Gun-How Bn

152-mm : 311F Guri Bn 152- ...Maj RHIGAS 146233

mm (SP)

5-13. 24 Combined Arms Army, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKÖ

CODE NAME ANTEKO CODE NUMBER 402721 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington

Unit Commandér Code No.

CG G/A ICHIJ, M.M bee , CofS G/B WYSZYNSKI,

K.S. H&S. Bn 221 Mtr Rfl Div G/D Van DEYSSEL 107624 230 Rfl Div (Mtn) 231 Rfl Div (Mtri) .- 118624 241 SSM Bde : 179520

(RANCOR) 235 Mixed Arty Bde _.G/B La FONTAINE, ... 508543

H.R. 236 Mixed Arty Bde . G/B KYUI, Ilya N 211 AT Regtf .'1_ , 223 Pgrnd Co ..Cápt HAMLETT, L.R 266 Med Regt ... 1 616459

17 Cml Bn :Maj QUINTORS, K, 706237

Unit History. Organized iñ 1964 in northeast Asia on a cadre basis with à reduced strength headquarters and some support units. Began to receive some combat units in early 1965. By 1967 it was up to its present unit strength and it began an intensive training cycle. In April 19 it made amphibious landings in the Bellingham- Tacoma area of Washington. By the end of April, reinforced with four AG airborne divisions and an additional tank division from the 7th CAA, it had pushed into Washington iii a triangular wedge—with a base line between Sumas—and Tacoma and the vertex at Kennewick.

a. 221 Motorized Rifle Division, 24 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKÖ. CODE NAME MURO CODE NUMBER 107624 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG G/D Van DEYSSEL CofS' HQ ¿o 305 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col CULLMAN, T 505454 Mtr Rfl Regt Mtir Rfl Regt 258 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col GROSSI, Prospero Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty _ ..G/B ARGUELLES

HQ Btry ...i. 1. 54 Arty Regt ^ AT Bn 349 RL Bn 919270 MRL Bn : ÄD Bn ... 246 Tgt Acq Btry 644151

Engr Bn 296 Sig Bn Cmdt VICTOR, J.A Cml Co _. j Svc Elm


Unit History. Orgànized in 1965 as a modified version of the standard mechanized division. As- signed to-the 24th CAA that same year. Under- went training in amphibious landing tactics in 1967. Participated in the invasion of Washing- ton in 19 In April 19 it was reported to be in the vicinity of Everett, Washington.


b. 23Ö Rifle Division (Mtn), 24 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKÖ. CODE NAME INSÚLO CCÍDE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG -, CofS HQ Co 408 Rfl Regt (Mtn) ..Col BALDWIN 409 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 915484 Rfl Regt (Mtn) Div Arty — — —

HQ Btry ... Capt ANDRASSY Arty Regt ..

(Mtn)

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324 AT Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

289 Engr Bn 903276 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm -

HQ 381 Med Bn Maj AYVAZOVSKY 113249 MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized, by expanding the 3d HINDU KUSH Brigade, and given its present designation in 1966. Assigned to the 24th CAA in 1967. Following a cycle of training in amphibious landing tactics it participated in the 19 invasion of Washington. Identified in the vicinity of Sumas, Wash., in April 19

c. 231 Rifle Division (Mtn), 24 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 118624 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG CofS G/B Van SCORED HQ Co 394 Rfl Regt (Mtn) ..Col KATE, Tobias D 419454 395 Rfl Regt (Mtn) _ Col LUMIERE Rfl Regt (Mtn) Div Arty

HQ Btry _ Arty Regt

(Mtn) 241 AT Bn Maj Van VELDEKE 169221 AD Bn 255 Tgt Acq Btry 540151

Engr Bn 314 Sig Bn Cml Co . Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn

MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized by expanding the 1st ALTAI Brigade and given its present designation in 1966. Assigned to the 24th CAA in 1967. Following a cycle of training in amphibious landing tactics it participated in the 19 invasion of Washington. Identified in the vicinity of Coulee City, Wash., in April 19

d. 241 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 24 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO.

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 179520 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG XO Col KHALTURIN,

A.P. H&S Btry 291 SSM Bn __Cmdt KRUMKIN 174230


(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

e. 235 Artillery Brigade (Mixed), 24 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 508543 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG G/B La FONTAINE, H.R.

CofS H&S Btry 251 Gun Bn 122-mm 110233


152-mm 318 Gun Bn 152-mm _ _ Maj HARTI,

(SP)

f. 236 Artillery Brigade (Mixed), 24 CAA, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME AKADEMIO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG G/B KYUI, Ilya N CofS H&S Btry Gun Bn 122 (SP) Gun Bn 130-mm 256 Gun-How Bn Maj FEEHAN, F.J 635253

152-mm 316 Gun Bn 152-mm ..Maj JANSEN 641263

(SP)

5-14. 6 Air Army, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO

CODE NAME AMELO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Alaska/Aleutians/NW United States

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CG - G/Air PACCHINETTI, G.

DCG __ CofS _G/AD RUNG H&S Bn 19 Ftr Div 20 Ftr Div G/AD TIHOMIR 052608 16 Gnd Atk Div G/AD KLOOS, Jakob ... 671638 17 Gnd Atk Div G/AD JENATSCH,

A.F. 20 Trans Regt 082408 34 Recon Regt Col CANTHO 443428 23 Hel Regt (Hv)

5 Hel Regt (Mdm) 525428 13 Hel Regt (Lt) 316418 14 Hel Regt (Lt) ..Col CABALLE, Jaime

Unit History. Formerly the 6th Homeguard Air Command. Reorganized, expanded, redesignated 6th Air Army, and assigned to AG KOL- UMBIO in 1964. Participated in the nuclear attack against Alaska in 1965. Its air transport and helicopter regiments have been extensively utilized in the northwestern United States campaigns. By 19 its units were scattered over a wide area of the North Pacific and the northwestern United States and difficulties in command and control have been reported.

a. 19 Fighter Division, 6 Air Army, AG KOL- UMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME ACIDO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Alaska/Aleutians


CofS Col PISEMSKY, Yakov S.

81 Ftr Regt Col KITSON 153418 82 Ftr Regt Ftr Regt

Unit History. Formerly the 20th Manned In- terceptor Airbrigade, it was reorganized, expanded and redesignated 20th Ftr Div in 1964. Reportedly in Washington in 19

c. 16 Ground Attack Division, 6 Air Army, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 671638 AREA OF OPERATIONS Alaska


CG ...G/AD KLOOS, Jakob CofS 67 Gnd Atk Regt ....Col YAGUZHINSKY ....771448 68 Gnd Atk Regt ... Col DZERZHINSKY, 876448

Victor M. Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. First identified in 1966 in Alaska. Believed to have only the 67th Gnd Atk Regt in Alaska in 19

d. 17 Ground Attack Division, 6 Air Army, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CIELARKO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington

CG ___ cofs : ___ 69 Ftr Regt ..Col YULLIN 951458 76 Ftr Regt .Col SHANG 657438 Ftr Regt

Unit History. Formerly the 19th Manned In- terceptor Airbrigade, it was reorganized, expanded and redesignated 19th Ftr Div in 1964. In 19 it was reported to have units in Alaska and the Aleutians.

b. 20 Fighter Division, 6 Air Army, AG KO- LUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME PRIMP CODE NUMBER 052608 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG G/AD TIHOMIR

Unit Commander

CG G/AD JENATSCH, A.F.

CofS 95 Gnd Atk Regt ....Col MACKAY, H.R Gnd Atk Regt _ Gnd Atk Regt ._7-

Code No.

574438

Unit History. Known to be a subordinate of the 6th Air A, its 95th Gnd Atk Regt was identified in Washington in 19


a. 7 Airborne Division, AG KOLUMBIO, PA- CIFIKO. CODE NAME L CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington

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CG CofS G/B GANZ HQ Co 223 Abn Regt . ..Col PEZZI, Pompeyo S .. 307435 Abn Regt Abn Regt - Abn Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt 342 AT Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

361 Engr Bn Maj VILLAVERDE Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm _


Unit History. This was one of the first Aggres- sor rifle units to be converted for airborne employment. As the 7th Parachute Brigade it saw action in Europe in 1954-55. Assigned to AG KOLUMBIO in 1964. Very successful in securing its assigned objectives when air dropped in the Fairbanks, Alaska area in 1965. Committed repeatedly in 1965-1966 in operations to enlarge the Fairbanks airhead. Withdrawn from Alaska in 19— and returned to northeast Asia. Reorgan- ized and expanded to division size assuming its present designation in 19 In April 19 made another successful landing behind US coastal defenses in Washington. Employed as a rfl div in the subsequent operations in Washington, it was last identified near Ephrata, Washington at the end of April 19

b. 12 Airborne Division, AG KOLUMBIA, PA- CIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 201615 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG G/D HERBERMANN CofS HQ Co _ 225 Abn Regt _ _ ..507445 226 Abn Regt Col SEBOK, Jozsef 602455 Abn Regt Abn Div Arty .

HQ Btry 377 Arty Regt . ... __ .. ... AT Bn AD Bn . Tgt Acq Btry

363 Engr Bn . . ... ... . — Sig Bn . . . . .


230 Cml Co _Capt GROTIUS Svc Elm


Unit History. Formerly the 12th Parachute Brigade, it was employed to quell an insurrection by ethnical minorities in the eastern Home- land in 1948. Assignéd to AG FLUGO in 1950. Reassigned to AG KOLUMBIO in 1964. Took part in the airborne invasion of the Fairbanks, Alaska area in 1965. Withdrawn from Alaska in 19 and returned to northeast Asia. Reorganized and expanded to division size in 19 , it assumed its present designation. Dropped behind US coastal defenses in Washington in April 19— Continued to fight as a rfl div in Washington after assisting in eliminating US coastal defenses. At the end of April 19 it was reported to be in the vicinity of Winthrop, Washington.

c. 21 Airborne Division, AG KOLUMBIO, PA- CIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG Cof S HQ Co - 231 Abn Regt Col JABLOCHKOV 108425 233 Ábn Regt , Abn Regt Abn Div Arty -

HQ Btry Capt AGUESSEAU ^ Arty Regt 225 AT Bn Maj LANDER 527245 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

362 Engr Bn 266245 Sig Bn Cml Co - Svc Elm ... - -

HQ 377 Med Bn 712275 : MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized as the 21st Parachute Brigade in 1963 in the Homeland. Assigned to AG KOLUMBIO in 1964. Air-dropped in the Fairbanks, Alaska area in 1965. Withdrawn from Alaska in 1968. Reorganized, expanded to division size and redesignated 21st Abn Div in 19 Air-dropped in Washington in April 19 , it

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was instrumental in eliminating US coastal defenses. Employed as a rfl div in subsequent operations, it was identified at the end of April 19 near Yakima, Washington.

d. 24 Airborne Division, AG KOLUMBIO, PA- CIFIKO. CODE NAME RUGAO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG - - CofS G/B ACHUCARO HQ Co - - 241 Abn Regt - 109425 242 Abn Regt Col WULLNER, D.S 243 Abn Regt Col YESENIN ...309435 Abn Div Arty -

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn 233 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry —

364 Engr Bn . 302 Sig Bn Cmdt JIMENEZ, 250245

Miguel T. Cml Co . Svc Elm

HQ 375 Med Bn 512265 403 MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized as the 24th Parachute Brigade in 1964 and assigned to AG KOLUM- BIO. Participated in the airborne invasion of Alaska in 1965. Employed as a rfl div with the 7th CAA in 1966, it suffered moderate losses in the October retreat. Withdrawn from Alaska in 19 Air-dropped in Washington in April 19— Identified near Tacoma, Washington at the end of April 19

e. 11 Artillery Division, AG KOLUMBIO, PA- CIFIKO. CODE NAME SAVI CODE NUMBER 106603 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG G/D AUDLEY CofS G/B SOLOMOS H&S Btry 241 Mixed Arty Bde 109523 242 Mixed Arty Bde ..G/B YEREMENKO, 204533

O.L. Hv Arty Bde Tgt Acq Bn 271 Sig Bn 112231


Svc Elm HQ Btry MT Bn Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 11th Hv Arty Regt, it was expanded and given its present designation in the early 50’s. Assigned to AG KOLUM- BIO in 1964. Sent the 241st Mixed Arty Bde to support the 7th CAA operations in Alaska in 1965. The remainder of the division is believed to have landed in Washington in 19— The 271st Sig Bn was identified near Wenatchee, Washing- ton at the end of April 19

(1) 241 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 11 Arty Div, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 109523 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG CofS Col VEDDER, H.W H&S Btry 253 Gun Bn 122-mm ..Maj FEENAGHTY 310243

(SP) 272 Gun Bn 130-mm ..Maj PAXOFF — J. Gun-How Bn

152-mm 307 Gun Bn 152-mm ..Maj JANS, Roeloff N 745263

(SP)

(2) 242 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 11 Arty Div, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 204533 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG G/B YEREMENKO, O.L.

CofS .... . - - - H&S Btry 257 Gun Bn 122-mm 710263

(SP) Gun Bn 130-mm 259 Gun-How Bn ....Maj FOUQUET, J

152-mm Gun Bn 152-mm '

(SP)

/. 3 SSM Division, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFI- KO. CODE NAME GVALTIERO

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CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 054500 AREA OF OPERATIONS NE Asia/Washington

CG

CofS HQ Btry 230 SSM Bde ...

(RANCOR) 231 SSM Bde ...

(RANCOR) SSM Hv Bde Svc Elm

G/D ARGYOPULOS, Pavlos

Capt LEPESHINSKY

G/B HARTT

073520

178520

Unit History. Believed to be the former 3d Breakthrough Arty Div converted to missile in the mid 60’s. Its two RANCOR brigades were reported in Washington in April 19

(1) 230 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 3 SSM Div, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 073520 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG XO H&S Btry 321 SSM Bn Cmdt OLDENBARN- 177230

(RANCOR) VELDT 322 SSM Bn 272240

(RANCOR) 323 SSM Bn Cmdt FAB VIER, Jules

(RANCOR)

(2) 231 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 3 SSM Div, AG KOLUMBIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 178520 AREA OF OPERATIONS Washington


CG G/B HARNETT, Wilbur A.

XO ... H&S Btry _ 295 SSM Bn Cmdt OPPENHEIM,

(RANCOR) F.J. SSM Bn

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

g. 40 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), AG KOLUM- BIO, PACIFIKO.


CG xo H&S Btry 283 SAM Bn 363240

(RAIDER) 284 SAM Bn Cmdt GIGLI, Oreste

(RAIDER) 285 SAM Bn Cmdt INOUYE 553250

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

h. 8 SAM Brigade (RAMMER), AG KOLUM- BIO, PACIFIKO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Unknown


CG XO Col LENIN, Ilya G H&S Btry 219 SAM Bn 946260

(RAMMER) 230 SAM Bn Cmdt FABRIZIO, V.D _ _ .043220

(RAMMER) SAM Bn

(RAMMER) SAM Bn

(RAMMER)

i. 13 Chemical Brigade, AG KOLUMBIO, PA- CIFIKO. CODE NAME CASI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Unknown


CG xo H&S Co 227 Cml Bn (Smoke) 757257 Cml Bn (Smoke)

73 Cml Bn (Equipment & Terrain Decon)

Cml Bn (Recon) 215 Cml Bn (Equip-._Maj WERTLEBEN 516247

ment Terrain Decon)

81 Cml Bn (Equip- ment & Terrain Decon)

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CHAPTER 6

REGIONAL COMMAND AZIO

Section I. GENERAL

6—1. General

This is the newest of the Aggressor regional commands. It was activated in the Homeland in 1964 and it took over from AG ORIENTO responsibility for operations in SE Asia. In addition to its three known army groups it has some yet unidentified GHQ ground and air units. It appears to have been formed with the intent to effect the occupation of the Philippines and Burma. As a result of the nuclear neutralization of the Philippines, the invasion effort was shifted to Indonesia. GHQ units were employed to occupy SW Celebes prior to the landings on Java. The reason is not known for AG BIRMO’s invasion of Thailand where all pointed to its having been groomed for an attack oh Burma. Since 19 RC AZIO has been actively committed to the tactical support of the ASIAN UNIFICATION MOVEMENT and its “liberation wars.” From September to December 19 , RC AZIO participated in the “MONSOON” campaigns in South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.

6—2. RCAZ Order of Battle

CODE NAME BRUTO CODE NUMBER 000003

AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY Southeast Asia HQ: Vietnam

Commander: Marshal SNYLOV Deputy Commander: G/A’s IMAGAZU, A. Chief of Staff: VAdm ZOSHCENKO, Alexei Subordinate Army Groups: '

AGBIRMO (AGB). AG JAVO (AGJ). AGMALAJO (AGM).


a. The regional command headquarters and rear area installations are protected by two or three SAM brigades, mostly RAMMER. Several rifle regiments have been reported to be employed in local security and antiguerrilla activities. These could be part of the unidentified rifle division; mountain or jungle, or separate rifle regiments. Most rear echelon service installations are concentrated in Laos and Cambodia.

b. Naval forces available to the regional command include large numbers of medium and heavy transports, a large flotilla of landing craft, an unknown quantity of missile cruisers, and a large quantity of missile-armed patrol boats.

Section II. ARMY GROUP BIRMO

6—4. Army Group BIRMO, AZIO

CODE NAME KRUELA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG G/A’s THONMANN, L CofS G/A DOMINQUEZ, • Hector H&S Bn _ 27 CAA 37 CAA . _ G/A KHANDEKAR, A 708731


49 CAA G/A KAZARNOVSKY 7 Tk A

11 Air A 31 Abn Div - — 32 Abn Div 203615 52 Arty Div G/D SHEN

2 SSM Div G/D HADFIELD, J 200610 56 SAM Bde .. - ..

(RAIDER) 5 Engr Const Regt .. - Engr Const Regt 101 Engr Amph Regt . Col BADIA Y

LEBLICH

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Engr Pon Regt 114 Sig Regt 411431 128 Med Regt 812459 Cml Bde

Unit History. Date and place of activation unknown. First reported in Laos in March 1964. Moved into Cambodia in November 1964. In January 19— crossed into Thailand. By the end of January had occupied all but northwestern corner of Thailand.

6—5. 27 Combined Arms Army, AG BIRMO, AZIO CODE NAME TEROSKUO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG DCG Cof S H&S Bn

7 Rfl Div (Jng) G/D DIAZ, Rogue 725634 Rfl Div (Jng)

51 Mtr Rfl Div G/D WYSS, T 66 SSM Bde 676530

(RANCOR) 131 Mixed Arty Bde 143 MT Bn Cmdt KNOPP, Oswin 339229

31 Engr Amph Bn 128206 22 Sig Intcp Bn 37 EW Bn Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in the Homeland in the early 60’s. Reported to be part of AG BIRMO forces in Cambodia in 1964. In January 19 mounted a surprise offensive through the jungle area border of northwestern Cambodia, crossed into Thailand and advanced rapidly to cut the lines of communication between Bangkok and northeastern Thailand.

a. 7 Rifle Division (Jungle), 27 CAA, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 725634 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG G/D DIAZ, Rogue . Cof S _ . _ HQ Co

4 Rfl Regt (Jng) 5 Rfl Regt (Jng) Col HADZOPOULOS, 525424

A.


Rfl Regt (Jng) Div Arty —

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn

40 AD Bn - 064201 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm -

HQ Med Bn

66 MT Bn Maj HOGG, Svc Bn

Unit History. Reported to be the former 7 Rfl Div of AG ORIENTO. Converted to Jng Div in 1963 and reassigned to AG BIRMO in 1964. Iden- tified in Thailand in 19

b. 51 Motorized Rifle Division, 27 CAA, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG G/D WYSS, T - CofS HQ Co Lt WENDEL Mtr Rfl Regt — - - 129 Mtr Rfl Regt - - -907454 Mtr Rfl Regt Mdm Tk Regt - —

51 Recon Bn - - Mtr Rfl Div Arty - -

HQ Btry - Arty Regt AT Bn 143 RL Bn Maj MALCOLM ..319220 MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry —

Engr Bn - - Sig Bn Cml Co - - Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn - MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly a GHQ unit, was reorganized and re-equipped in 1963 to prepare it for transfer to Southeast Asia. Identified in Thai- land in 19


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c. 66 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 27 CAA, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 676530 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG XO - ...Col PIGNATELLI H&S Btry 189 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 190 SSM Bn Col IVORY 079210

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

d. 131 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 27 CAA, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG

CofS H&S Btry Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) ’ 47 Gun Bn 130-mm __Maj KOSTELANETZ 729233 Guri-How Bn

152-mm 75 Gun Bn 152-mm ...

(SP)

6-6. 37 Combined Arms Army, AG BIRMO, AZIO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 708731 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG G/A KHANDEKAR, A DCG . CofS H&S Bn . 3 Rfl Div (Mtn) _.G/D VELASQUEZ, ... .315614

Ignacio 29 Rfl Div (Mtn) 47 SAM Bde 759530

(RAIDER) 130 SSM Bde

(RANCOR) 2 Mixed Arty Bde . _G/B QEBOR

63 Engr Amph Bn .. Cmdt IRELAN 85 Med Regt 19 Cml Bn Maj SIDEIRA, A .906247

Unit History. Past history unknown. In Janu- ary 19 crossed the Mekong river near Vien- tiane and swung west. Occupied Uttaradit, Thai- land, in the first week of January then headed south toward Bangkok.

a. 3 Rifle Division (Mountain), 37 CAA, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME MALPACA CODE NUMBER 315614 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG G/D VELASQUEZ, Ignacio

cofs :

HQ Co Rfl Regt (Mtn) —

3 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 315414 Rfl Regt (Mtn) Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt

(Mtn) AT Bn AD Bn 136 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 159 Sig Bn 1 .Cmdt TOPLADY, H Cml Co . Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn MT Bn I Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized as a mountain division in 1963 in thé Homeland. Known to have undergone intensive training in mountain operations utilizing maps of Burma. Identified in Janu- ary 19 as the first Aggressor unit to reach Uttaradit, Thailand.

b. 29 Rifle Division (Mountain), 37 CAA, AG BIRMO, AZIOv

CODE NAME BUBO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG

CofS HQ Co

52 Rfl Regt (Mtn) — 53 Rfl Regt (Mtn) ..Col LENTZ, D Rfl Regt (Mtn) Div Arty

HQ Btry 64 Arty Regt 416423

(Mtn).

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FM 30-103


AT Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

2 Engr Bn . 200216 Sig Bn Cml Co ! Svc Elm _

HQ Med Bn MT Bn : Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly a motorized rifie division in AG ORIENTO. Reorganized and re- equipped in 1963 and sent to the Ch’eng-tu area for training. Identified as part of the 37 CAA southwest of Uttaradit, Thailand, in January 19

c. 2 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 37 CAA, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME SWORDI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG G/B QEBOR Cof S H&S Btry Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 82 Gun Bn 130-mm ..Maj Van KÄMPEN Gun-How Bn


(SP)

6—7. 49 Combined Arms Army, AG BIRMO, AZIO

CODE NAME PRAHO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG G/A KAZARNOVSKY DCG . CofS H&S Bn 107 Mtr Rfl Div 705644 Mtr Rfl Div 110 Mtr Rfl Div ... G/D Van der DONCK

34 Mixed Arty Bde _G/B ZERNIKE, H 403523 59 Mixed Arty Bde

182 MT Bn Engr Const Bn 81 Engr Pon Bn ..Cmdt AZAD .173216


Engr Amph Bn 23 Sig Intcp Bn 38 EW Bn Cml Bn

Unit History. First reported, as part of AG BIRMO forces in Cambodia in November 1964, Launched a major offensive along the western Cambodian border with Thailand in January 19— Met very stiff resistance as it approached Bangkok but with the aid of 7 Tk A forces succeeded in taking that city on 25 January 19 Reported to have suffered very severe losses.

CL. 107 Motorized Rifle Division, 49 CAA, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 705644 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG CofS HQ Co Mtr Rfl Regt

2 Mtr Rfl Regt Col CAVAL Mtr Rfl Regt Mdm Tk Regt Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry 155 Arty Regt AT Bn RL Bn MRL Bn 165 AD Bn 561241 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 30 Sig Bn Cmdt von STUCK, R 013201 Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Believed to have been formerly a unit of AG FLUGO First identified in South- east Asia where it participated in the 49 CAA’s offensive in southeastern Thailand in January 19

b. 110 Motorized Rifle Division, 49 CAA, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand

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FM 30-103


CG -G/D Van der DONCK CofS HQ Co 96 Mtr Rfl Regt Col GUPTA, S 609434

145 Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt Mdm Tk Regt Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Arty Regt 148 AT Bn 854251 20 RL Bn Maj HELY, B 012200 MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Eng Bn : Sig Bn 158 Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn _ MT Bn . Svc Bn

Unit History. Identified in January 19 in the operation leading to the fall of Bangkok. Known to have received such severe losses that by the end of January 19_ its combat effectiveness was very doubtful.

c. 34 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 49 CAA, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 403523 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG G/B ZERNIKE, H CofS G/B DOLLFUSS, W.V H&S Btry

54 Gun Bn 122-mm 415223 (SP)

Gun Bn 130-mm 99 Gun-How Bn Maj HINDENBURG 934253

152-mm 13 Gun Bn 152-mm

(SP)

6-8. 7 Tank Army, AG BIRMO, AZIO

CODE NAME SERCI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG DCG CofS G/B RAHMAN, T


H&S Bn - Tk Div - 162 Tk Div 206622 163 Tk Div G/D TORRO JA, P.L 301632

24 SSM Bde 472520 (RANCOR)

52 Engr Pon Bn Cmdt STERNBURG (Mdm)

Cml Bn

Unit History. Formerly part of AG VIGLIO. in the Homeland. Transferred to RC AZIO in 1964 and assigned to AG BIRMO. In January 19 committed to aid the 49 CAA in the offensive against Bangkok and credited with providing the determinant effort that overcame the strenuous Allied defense of that city.

a. 162 Tank Division, 7 Tk A, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME KLEJNO CODE NUMBER 200622 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG CofS HQ Co

73 Mdm Tk Regt 113 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col ENTWISTLE, R 326422 Mdm Tk Regt 195 Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col GORBATOV Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Arty Regt RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn

89 Tgt Acq Btry Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Bn Svc Elm

HQ Svc Bn 137 MT Bn Med Bn

Unit History. Believed to have joined the 7 Tk A in 1962. Identified in the battle for Bangkok in January 19

Remarks. Equipped with TYRANT tanks in place of the standard Aggressor Mdm Tanks.

b. 163 Tank Division, 7 Tk A, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME

6-5

FM 30-103

CODE NUMBER 3016S2 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG G/D TORRO JA, P.L CofS HQ Co 93 Mdm Tk Regt .-.Col BO VET, Leon 324422

134 Mdm Tk Regt - Mdm Tk Regt Mtr Rfl Regt ' Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt RL Bn

97 MRL Bn 734240 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 131 Sig Bn Cmdt RAKHMATULIN Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Svc Bn MT Bn Med Bn

Unit History. First reported in Southeast Asia in 1964. In January 19— was instrumental in effecting the encirclement of Bangkok. It is known to have sustained high losses in that operation.

Remarks. Equipped with TYRANT tanks in place of the standard Aggressor Mdm Tks.

c. 24 SSM Brigade, (RANCOR), 7 Tk A, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 472520 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG XO - Maj PORRO H&S Btry 83 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 84 SSM Bn Maj KHINCHUK,

(RANCOR) Janis F. — SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

6-9. 11 Air Army, AG BIRMO, AZIO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Cambodia and Thai- land


CG DCG CofS H&S Bn 34 Gnd Atk Dlv G/AD LEMAITRE, B 52 Gnd Atk Div ....G/AD WEEKES, H.F ....276618 Hel Regt (Hv)

16 Hel Regt (Hv) 54 Hel Regt (Hv) 435428 Hel Regt (Mdm) Hel Regt (Mdm) 67 Hel Regt (Lt) ...Col MOR Hel Regt (Lt) Hel Regt (Lt)

Unit History. Organized in the eastern Home- land in the early 60’s. Reorganized in 1964, just prior to being assigned to AG BIRMO, with primary emphasis given to increasing its tactical transportation capabilities. Engaged in ground support operations for AG BIRMO and AG MALA JO in January 19

34 Ground attack, Division, 11 Air A, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME ' CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Cambodia


CG G/AD LEMAITRE, B CofS Col SALAZAR, L HQ Elm 106 Gnd Atk Regt 107 Gnd Atk Regt ...Col GIFFARD, T 775448 Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Identified in January 19 in support of operations in southern Thailand.

6-10. Army Group Troops

a. 32 Airborne Division, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME HELA CODE NUMBER 203615 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG CofS G/B EYDE, G ... HQ Co Abn Regt

12 Abn Regt Col GRAZIANI, B Abn Regt Abn Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn ..

6-6

FM 30-103


AD Bn Tg-t Acq Btry

Engr Bn 4 Sig Bn __ Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ 83 Med Bn Maj von ROTTECK, F MT Bn

Svc Bn

Unit History. Identified in January 19 in Thailand where it was utilized extensively in helicopter-borne operations to seize bridgeheads and other key terrain features along the army group’s invasion routes.

b. 52 Artillery Division, AG BIftMO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG _G/D SHEN CofS HQ Elm Mixed Arty Bde

50 Mixed Arty Bde . G/B GALLET, J Hv Arty Bde

Section III.

6-11. Army Group JAVO, AZIO

CODE NAME AGLO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia-Vietnam


CG , _ C/A’s MARTINEZ, Jbsep

CofS H&S Bn

18 CAA G/A MAUGHAM, R 801741 44 CAA G/A IOANNOVNA, V 32 Air A : 31 Arty Div G/D Ibn-BATTUTAH 108603 Abn Div

17 SSM Div 706630 123 SAM Bde

■ (RAIDER) 3 Engl- Amph Regt Engr Pon Regt 33 Sig Regt Col LAVERI, L Cml Bde

Unit History. Organized in the eastern Home- land in 1964 as AG SUDORIENTO. Conducted


Tgt Acq Bn Sig Bn Svc Elm

HQ Btry 77 MT Bn Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Assigned to AG BIRMO in 1964. Its 50 Mixed Arty Bde identified in the offensive in southern Thailand.

c. 50 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 52 Arty Div, AG BIRMO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Thailand


CG G/B CALLET, J CofS H&S Elm 99 Gun Bn 122-mm ..Maj PAIVARINTA 914253

(SP) 162 Gun Bn 130-mm Gun-How Bn

152-mm . Gun Bn 152 (SP)

large-scale maneuvers in the South China Sea coastal areas with emphasis on amphibious landings. In February 19 the entire army group moved out by sea heading for Celebes. On 27 February the 18 CAA made a surprise landing near Surabaja in the island of Java. The army group.was apparently redesignated just before the Surabaja landings. Whe the advance of the. 18 CAA became stalled near Surakarta, the 44 CAA was also landed at Surabaja and sent to assist the 18 CAA. On 10 March 19 the advance was resumed. After taking Surakarta, the army group forces began a two-pronged push for Djakarta. By 20 March, the 18 CAA had taken Tjirebon on the north coast and the 44 CAA had ádvanced to .Bogor, only 25 kilometers South of Djakarta.

6-12. 18 Combined Arms Army, AG JAVO, AZIO

CODE NAME BASTIONO CODE NUMBER 801741 AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia (Java)

ARMY GROUP JAVO

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FM 30-103


CG G/A MAUGHAM, R DCG CofS - G/B DREW, C H&S Bn

3 Rfl Div (Jng) _ _G/D TRAVERSARI ..."".825614 12 Rfl Div (Jng) ___G/D FALIERI, B 14 Rfl Div (Mtn) 411624 33 Rfl Div (Mtn)

6 Abn Div 29 Abn Div

181 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col NIVELLE, H 123422 117 Engr Pon Bn / 776246 Engr Amph Bn

73 Med Regt 312429 Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1963 and assigned to AG JAVO, formerly AG SUDORIENTO, in 1964. Conducted a cycle of intensive jungle and mountain warfare training followed by one in amphibious landing techniques. Alerted for landings in Celebes in February 19 , received a change of orders while at sea and landed near Surabaja, Java, on 27 February. Meeting light resistance at first, it advanced rapidly along the Surabaja-Surakarta axis but was stopped by determined resistance outside of Surakarta. Rein- forced by the arrival of 44 CAA forces, it resumed the advance on 10 March and took Sura- karta the next day. On 13 March it took Semar- ang. Advancing along Java's north coast, it occupied Tjirebon and by 18 March was closing on Djarkarta from the East.

Remarks. Equipped with TYRANT tanks.

a. 3 Rifle Division (Jungle), 18 CAA, AG JAVO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 325614 AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia (Java)


CG -G/D TRAVERSARI CofS HQ Co Capt KARAKHAN

57 Rfl Regt (Jng) ..Col IGUMNOV, A Rfl Regt (Jng) Rfl Regt (Jng) Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt 123 AT Bn 357221 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn . .. 53 Sig Bn ... Maj SMYTH, J 310221 Cml Co Svc Elm



Unit History. Organized in 1963 and assigned to 18 CAA. Identified North of Surakarta on 10 March 19

b. 12 Rifle Division (Jungle), 18 CAA, AG JAVO, AZIO. CODE NAME ATAKO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia (Java)


CG G/D FALIERI, B CofS HQ Co 26 Rfl Regt (Jng) 622434 27 Rfl Regt (Jng) ..Col KIPPER, F Rfl Regt (Jng) Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry - Arty Regt AT Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

70 Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm . . .


Unit History.. First identified East of Sura- karta, Java, the first week of March 19 On 19 March — identified as the first Aggressor unit to enter Tjirebon.

c. 14 Rifle Division (Mountain), 18 CAA, AG JAVO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 411624 AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia (Java)


CG CofS HQ Co — Rfl Regt (Mtn)

7 Rfl Regt (Mtn) . Col GALILEI, E 8 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 810444

Rfl Div Arty .... HQ Btry Arty Regt

24 AT Bn 452221

6-8

FM 30-103


35 AD Bn Maj YONDOLA 568221 Tgt Acq Btry



Unit History. Identified in the February landings near Surakarta, Java. Reported in reserve near Semarang on 18 March 19

d. 33 Rifle Division (Mountain), 18 CAA, AG JAVO, ÀZIO. CODE NAME ANDREO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia (Java)


CG CofS G/B KOSTKA HQ Co

33 Rfl Regt (Mtn) Rfl Regt (Mtn) Rfl Regt (Mtn) Rfl Div Arty'

HQ Btry 201 Arty Regt 105423 AT Bn „ AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm .

HQ !!!!!’!! Med Bn 106 MT Bn ..._Maj SCHOUTEN Svc Bn _

Unit History. Identified Southeast of Surabaja on 15 March 19— Believed to be covering the army group’s left flank against guerrilla forces operating in Malang-Blitar area.

e. 29 Airborne Division, 18 CAA, AG JAVO, AZIO. CODE NAME AZOTO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia (Java)


CG _ CofS G/B SAKAMOTO, T ... HQ Co Abn Regt

Unît Commander Code No.

63 Abn Regt Col ELLITT, L ...301425 Abn Regt Abn Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ Med Bn MT Bn Svc Bn .

Unit History. Formerly with RC PACIFICO, took part in the 1959 occupation of Hawaii. Transferred to RC AZIO in 1960 and committed in Laos where it sufferëd very severe losses. Two of its airborne regiments were replaced after the Laos campaign. Date of assignment to the 18 CAA unknown. Its 63 Airborne Regiment identified in the battle for Surakarta in March 19

6—13. 44 Combined Arms Army, AG JAVO, AZIO

CODE NAME MALCEDEMA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia (Java)

Uait Commander Code No.

CG G/A IOANNOVNA, V DCG CofS H&S Bn

32 Rfl Div (Jng) 8 Rfl Div (Mtn) __G/D NASHCHOKIN 810644 Mdm Tk

55 Abn Div 121 AT Regt Col DROHOMANOV,

G. 22 Cml Bn Maj VALDERRAMA, 202217

P.J

Unit History. Assigned to AG SUDORIENTO, now AG JAVO, in 1964, landed at Surabaja, Java, in March 19 and moved up to the aid of the 18 CAA near Surakarta. On 11 March 19 headed southwest to Djokjakarta then northeast to Bogor and by 20 March 19_ was closing on Djakarta from the South.

a. 32 Rifle Division (Jungle), 44 CAA, AG JAVO, AZIO. CODE NAME KLAFTO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia (Java)

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FM 30-103


CG CofS - HQ Co -

11 Rfl Regt (Jng) 126404 Rfl Regt (Jng) Rfl Regt (Jng) Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn AD Bn 173 Tgt Acq Capt FAIRLIE

Btry Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm _

HQ 177 Med Bn Maj KEGEL MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Identified near Surakarta, Java, on 9 March 19— Reported near Bandung on 17 March

b. 8 Rifle Division (Mountain), 44 CAA, AG JAVO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 810644 AREA OF OPÉRATIONS Indonesia (Java)


CG G/D NASHCHOKIN CofS HQ Co : Rfl Regt (Mtn) 24 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 25 Rfl Regt (Mtn) . Col LARSEN, B _517424

Rfl Div Arty HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn AD Bn _ Tgt Acq Btry


HQ Med Bn __ MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Identified as the first Aggressor unit to enter Djokjakarta, Java, on 15 March 19— Reported in the army’s first echelon, north of Bogor, on 20 March

6—14. 32 Air Army, AG JAVO, AZIO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia-Vietnam


CG G/AA BANDINELLI DCG CofS H&S Bn 33 Ftr Div 27 Gnd Atk Div G/AD MUELLER 777638 21 Recon Regt 147408 78 Arty Obsn Regt 56 Hel Regt (Mdm) _.Col HARVK 625438

Unit History. Organized in 1962. Assigned to AG JAVO, then AG SUDOREINTO, in 1964. Re- ported in 19 to be operating from airfields in Vietnam and, in March, also from Makassar, Cele- bes, and Surabaja, Java.

27 Ground Attack Division, 32 Air A, AG JAVO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 777638 AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia


CG G/AD MUELLER CofS HQ Co 113 Gnd Atk Regt Gnd Atk Regt Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Identified in Surabaja in March 1965. Its 113 Ground Attack Regiment is known to be assigned to support 18 CAA operations.


a. 31 Artillery Division, AG JAVO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 108603 AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia


CG G/D Ibn-BATTUTAH cofs H&S Btry

28 Mixed Arty Bde 802543 Mixed Arty Bde

43 Hv Arty Bde _ _ Tgt Acq Bn . Sig Bn Svc Elm

HQ Btry

6-10

FM 30-103

Unit

MT Bn . 48 Med Bn

Svc Bn

Commander Code No.

.814249

Unit History. Identified as part of AG JAVO in March 19 One of its brigades identified in the battle for Surakarta, Java.

b. 28 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 31 Arty Div, AG JAVO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 802543 AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia (Java)


CG CofS HQ Btry 47 SSM Bde 779530

(RANCOR) SSM Bde


Unit History. Assigned to AG JAVO in March 19— Most of the unit is believed to be in Vietnam. Only its 47 RANCOR Brigade has been identified in Java.


CG CofS H&S Btry — Gun Bn 122-nun

(SP) 69 Gun Bn 130-mm 921253

— Gun-How Bn 152-mm

88 Gun Bn 152-mm ..Maj HAUPT, A (SP)

c. 17 SSM Division, AG JAVO, AZIO. • CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 706630 AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia-Vietnam

d. 47 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 17 SSM Div, AG JAVO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 779530 AREA OF OPERATIONS Indonesia (Java)


CG XO Col RINCON, D . H&S Btry 88 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 89 SSM Bn Maj FAHRMANN

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

Section IV. ARMY GROUP MALAJO

6-16. Army Group MALAJO, AZIO

CODE NAME HELIANTO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Malaysia-Cambodia


CG CofS G/D JENSEN H&S Bn 28 CAA _.C/A OLBRICHT 802741 29 CAA Air A

5F Arty Div G/D BAKHOUD — Engr Const Regt — Engr Amph Regt — Engr Pon Regt 16 MT Regt Col OLENHAUR

3 Intel Regt — Cml Bde

506623

385411

Unit History. Date and place of organization unknown. Identified as a new army group only

after the Gulf of Siam landings. In January 19 , it landed the 28 CAA near Singora, Thailand, and the 29 CAA near Kota Bahru, Malaya. It achiev- ed total surprise by selecting least likely areas on an undefended coastline facing shallow and very difficult waters. At first met only light and disorganized oppposition so that it succeeded in reaching Gemas on 25 January 19 The im- practicable eastern coastal areas were bypassed. Spreading its two armies along the Malacca- Mersing line, it began to push southward. Allied resistance had been stiffening constantly and by 30 January AG MALAJO’s southward offensive had been stopped between Gemas and Johore Bahru.

6-17. 28 Combined Arms Army, AG MALAJO, AZIO

CODE NAME VIRO

6-11

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CODE NUMBER 802741 AREA OF OPERATIONS Malaysia


CG G/A OLBRICHT DCG - CofS H&S Bn 20 Mtr Rfl Div ...G/D WHEELTON, E 002604

R- Rfl Div (Jng) 268F Rfl Div (Jng) ..G/D ZAMORA, Epi Mdm Tk Regt 316F Mdm Tk Regt 621462 248 SSM Bde ..879580

(RANCOR) 265 Engr Const Cmdt ROCHA, Efren

Bn Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in the eastern Home- land in 1963 or 1964. Reported to be with AG ORIENTO in 1964. It landed near Singora, Thai- land, in January 19 , and was positively identified as subordinate to AG MALA JO. Meeting only light opposition, the 28 CAA moved across the peninsula to Alor Star then pushed south through Penang down to Gemas where it linked up with the 29 CAA coming down from the northwest. Deploying in the western sector of the army group’s line it began to advance southward but by 30 January 19— Allied opposition had stalled the advance near Kluang.


a. 20 Motorized Rifle Division, 28 CAA, AG MALAJO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 002604 AREA OF OPERATIONS Malaysia


CG G/D WHEELTON, E.R CofS : HQ Co Lt BACA, Erwin 318 Mtr Rfl Regt 801474 Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt 263 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col SALCIDO, Beto 321442 Recon Bn ... Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt ._ AT Bn 355 RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn ~ Tgt Acq Btry




Unit History. Formerly the 20 Motorized Rifle Division of AG ALARMO. Transferred out of AG ALARMO to unknown destination in 1960. Iden- tified in January 19 as part of the 28 CAA’s reserve during the offensive sourth of Gemas.

Remarks. Equipped with. TYRANT tanks in place of the standard Aggressor medium tanks.

b. 253F Rifle Division (Jungle), 28 CAA, AG MALAJO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Malaysia


CG G/D ZAMORA, Epi CofS HQ Co 7 Rfl Regt (Jng) — Rfl Regt (Jng) 271 Rfl Regt (Jng) ..Col De BRUHL,

Edward Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn AD Bn 270 Tgt Acq Btry 047121


HQ 389 Med Bn ! MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Identified as the lead division of the army’s force pushing southwestward toward Gemas in January 19

6—18. 29 Combined Arms Army, AG MALAJO, AZIO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Malaysia

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Unit Commander Code No. Unit Commander Code No. • CG DCG

CofS H&S Bn Rfl Div (Jng) 257 Rfl Div (Jng)

Mdm Tk Regt 227 SAM Bde ...

(RAIDER) 248 SSM Bde ...

(RANCOR) 237 Mixed Arty .

Bde

G/D TOLENTINO, Desiderio

Maj HATIEGANU, L

_..G/D Van SCHOORLE, .720664 A.

G/B QUESNAY, H

G/B ZEEMAN, A .

240 Engr Amph Bn 024226 Cml Bn

Unit History. Date of activation and prior assignments unknown. First identified when it landed near Kota Bahru on the east coast of Malaya. From Kota Bahru it moved rapidly southwest through Kuala Lipis and linked up with the 28 CAA near Gemas on 25 January 19 Deploying the eastern sector of the army group’s line, it began a southward advance but was stopped by Allied opposition on 30 January 19 north of Kota Tinggi.

Remarks. The Mdm Tk Regt is equipped with TYRANT tanks in place of the standard Aggres- sor medium tanks.

MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Identified moving through Kuala Lipis, Malaya, on 15 January 19 Reported near Kota Tinggi on 30 January 19

b. 248 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 29 CAA, AG MALAJO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Malaysia


CG G/B QUESNAY, H XO H&S Btry 307 SSM Bn Maj YEYAL 775260

(RANCOR) 308 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

c. 237 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 29 CAA, AG MALAJO, AZIO. CODE NAME ARBARO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Malaysia


a. 257 Rifle Division (Jungle), 29 CAA, AG MALAJO, AZIO. CODE NAME ABUNDECO CODE NUMBER 720664 AREA OF OPERATIONS Malaysia

Unit Commander

CG G/D Van SCHOORLE, A.

CofS HQ Co 278 Rfl Regt (Jng) 279 Rfl Regt (Jng) ...Col ORCZY Abn Regt .. _ Rfl Div Arty ....... . . .

HQ Btry Arty Regt _ _ . _. _AT Bn __ AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn .. 310 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm .. _

HQ Med Bn

Code No.

922474

011231

CG G/B ZEEMAN, A . cois : H&S Btry Gun Bn 122-mm


152-mm 319 Gun Bn 152-mm .. Col BESTUZHEV, E

(SP)


a. 5F Artillery Division, AG MALAJO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 505623 AREA OF OPERATIONS Malaysia


CG G/D BAKHOUD CofS H&S Btry 220 Mixed Arty G/B HOLWERT 002523

Bde Mixed Arty Bde Hv Arty Bde

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Tgt Acq Bn Sig Bn - Svc Elm

HQ Btry 326 MT Bn Med Bn : Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 5 Breakthrough Arty Div. Participated in the 1954 European campaign, winning the Fusilier designation. Re- designated 5F Arty Div in 1958. Identiñed in support of satellite forces in 1959 in Southeast Europe. Unreported from 1960 to 1965. Identi- fied as an AG MALAJO unit south of Gemas, Malaya at the end of January 19

6. 220 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 5 Arty Div, AG MALAJO, AZIO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 002523 AREA OF OPERATIONS Malaysia


CG G/B HOLWERT CofS - - H&S Btry - - 258 Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) Gun Bn 130-mm 309 Gun-How Bn 935273

152-nun Gun Bn 152-nun

(SP)

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CHAPTER 7

REGIONAL COMMAND NOVAKOMMANDO

Section I.

7-1. General

Activated in 1958 to direct Aggressor operations in Europe. It has no official command responsibility for satellite forces but in practice exercies operational control over them. In 1964 and early 1965 it heavily reinforced its AG NORDO with a preponderance of tank forces. It has no resupply problems and can count on further reinforcements from HEJMKOMMANDO. Its January 19 deployment and offensive present the picture of classic Aggressor basic offensive maneuver of single envelopment with the main effort being prepared in AG NORDO’s sector while AG OCCI- DENTO acts as the pivot to pin allied forces against the southern Alps.

7-2. RCN Order of Battle

CODE NAME DINAMO CODE NUMBER 000005

Section II. ARMY

7—4. Army Group NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME TRAFPIRATO

CODE NUMBER 100000

AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/A’s PANTERA, Tito

CofS G/A MAROS, I.Z H&S Bn

9 CAA G/A TORRE, 905741 Gabriel, J.

19 CAA _. G/A MIKHAYLOV, 906741 Dmitry

25 G/A LIEBLER, G 507721 3 Tk A G/A ZAIFF, Ira

42 Tk A .G/A FRUNZE, A.A 50 Tk A G/A MATSUKATA, H

GENERAL

AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY Europe-HQ: Cen- tral Europe

Commander: Marshall DIMITRIOFF, Kon- tanz

Deputy Commander: G/A’s SHIFF, Petro Chief of Staff: G/Air LIAO, Kang Subordinate Army Groups:

AG NORDO (AGN). AG OCCIDENTO (AGO). AG SUDO (AGS).


These forces include SAM units, mostly RAM- MER, communications, medical and other service units. In addition, there are two unidentified divisions of anti-guerrilla forces protecting the command’s lines of communications. Available naval forces include a small number of troop transports and an undetermined number of missile armed patrol boats.

GROUP NORDO


5 Air A G/Air WIEGER, Richard E.

13 Air A G/Air QUIDDE, G 306718 2 Abn Div

39 Arty Div G/D JOLY, O.R 908643 72 SSM Div 81 SSM Div G/D LAVEDAN 55 SAM Bde

(RAIDER) 10 Engr Const Regt 4F Sig Regt 410421 Intel Regt —

3 Sig Intcp Rgt 27 EW Bn

102 MT Regt Cml Bde

Unit History. Organized in 1958 in the Home- land and assigned to HEJMKOMMANDO. Origi- nally had one combined arms army and one

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tank army. In June 1960, it was reassigned to NOVAKOMMANDO and sent to replace AG SUDO in south central Europe. In November 1960, in coordination with AG OCCIDENTO, it launched a major offensive and succeeded in reaching the Danube River line before being stopped. In 1961, moved into the northern sector of the western European front replacing satellite forces. Received an additional combined arms army in May 1961. In October 1961, it launched a large scale offensive across the Elbe. By November it has reached the Weser River line where it was forced to halt. An allied counteroffensive in No- vember forced the army group to withdraw and by the end of December it was back behind the Elbe. In 1964 it was reinforced by the arrival of another combined arms army and a second tank army. It 19— it received a third tank army and another air army while divisions were added to its existing armies.

7—5. 9 Combined Arms Army, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME PARTO CODE NUMBER 905741 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/A TORRE, Gabriel, J.

DCG CofS G/D BILDERDIJK ... ___ H&S Bn 131 Mtr Rfl Div G/D GROMYKO, F 108614 132F Mtr Rfl Div 133 Mtr Rfl Div G/D OCCHINO

81 Tk Div 103612 129 SSM Bde G/B KUTS, A 977550

(RANCOR) 67 Mixed Arty Bde .

202 MT Bn Maj TRAESKY ___ 124 Engr Pon Bn 113 Tgt Acq Bn ... Cmdt De SOUSA 346221

5 Med Regt Col HERNANDEZ, M . . 515429 Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1958 and assigned to Army Group NORDO. Arrived in south-central Europe in 1960. Participated in the 1960 offensive. Moved to the northern European sector in 1961. Formed the Army Group second echelon in the October offensive, was severely hit by nuclear fires in the couse of that offensive and withdrew with the army group behind the Elbe River. Its units had been brought back up to full strength by 1964. In April 19 it was deployed

in the army group’s second echelon behind the 25th CAA with 19th CAA.

a. 131 Motorized Rifle Div, 9 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME PLEZURO CODE NUMBER 108614 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/D GROMYKO, F CofS HQ Co 46 Mtr Rfl Regt ..Col PINZON Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt

14F Mdm Tk Regt ..Col DORAN, C 151 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry 47 Arty Regt AT Bn RL Bn 36 MRL Bn Maj KUUSINEN,

V.P. AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry



604434

421422

623230

138219

Unit History. Organized in 1957 and assigned to the 9 CAA in 1958. Took part in the 1960 offensive in the Danube area. In reserve during the 1961 offensive. Its medium tank regiment credited with stopping a flanking attack against the division during the November retreat and consequently received the Fusilier designation. Deployed in the army’s first echelon in April 19

b. 132F Motorized Rifle Div, 9 CAA, AG NOR- DO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG CofS HQ Co 154 Mtr Rfl Regt Col NILSSON ... 156 Mtr Rfl Regt Col KNORR, Jost Mtr Rfl Regt ...

.605444

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Mdm Tk Regt Recon Bn - Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry 7 Arty Regt ...Col IOFAN, P AT Bn - 103 RL Bn 315220 134 MRL Bn Cmdt ZERBI 423230 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

54 Engr Bn 405226 — Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm MaJ GALLCHOHAIR


Unit History. Organized in 1957. Assigned to the 9 CAA in 1958. Won the Fusilier designation for its part in the 1960 Danube offensive. Suffer- ed heavy casualties in the 1961 actions across the Elbe. Brought back up to full strength in 1964. Many of the personnel replacements reported to be poorly trained recruits, some of its replacements equipment reported to be defective. Identi- fied in the Army’s first echelon in April 19

c. 133 Motorized Rifle Div, 9 CAA, AG NOR- DO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME STRAFISTARO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG Col OCCHINO CofS HQ Co Mtr Rfl Regt

15 Mtr Rfl Regt Col ULYANOV, V 506424 16 Mtr Rfl Regt 601434

105 Mdm Tk Regt . . Col CARGIL Recon Bn . Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry — Arty Regt 136 AT Bn Maj JACKS, Willis 653241 RL Bn . 28F MRL Bn AD Bn 183 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn 149 Cml Co 909157 Svc Elm » ..


Unit History. Organized in 1957 and assigned to the 9th CAA in 1958. First positive identification of this unit during the November 1961 retreat. In April 19 reported to be in the army’s second echelon.

d. 81 Tank Division, 9 CAA, AG NORDO, NOV- AKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 103612 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG CofS HQ Co Capt VAN der GOES 118 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col IMMELMANN Mdm Tk Regt

49 Hv Tk Regt 989442 198 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col SUAREZ, J 804434 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty G/B SUPEN

HQ Btry Arty Regt RL Bn 51 MRL Bn ....Cmdt OBERHOFFER 130210 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ Svc Bn

81 MT Bn 133219 Med Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1949 as an armored cavalry division. Assigned to 9th CAA, with present designation in 1958. Identified in the Danube offensive in 1961. Unlocated in April 19 when it was reported in the army’s second echelon.

e. 129 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 9 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 977550 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/B KUTS, A XO Col SUKACHOV H&S Btry

21 SSM Bn (RANCOR)

22 SSM Bn Cmdt BINDING, R 272210 (RANCOR)

SSM Bn (RANCOR)

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/. 67 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 9 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME STONMURO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe

Unit Commander Code Mo.

CG CofS Col VOULGARIS,

Marcus H&S Elm

82 Gun Bn 122-mm 218213 (SP)

98 Gun Bn 130-mm Gun-How Bn

152-mm 60 Gun Bn 162-mm ..Maj KOENIGSSTEIN 046203

(SP)


CODE NAME TIGRO CODE NUMBER 906741 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/A MIKHAYLOV, Dmitry

DCG G/D CATTER- MOLE, V.

CofS ..G/B FAHLCRANTZ H&S Bn 54F Mtr Rfl Div 405624 72 Mtr Rfl Div G/D BADENKO

121F Mtr Rfl Div ...G/D WILIMSKY, A 107614 7F Tk Div 705632

46 SAM Bde (RAIDER)

19F SSM Bde G/B LAGERLOF, G (RANCOR)

56 Mixed Arty . . G/B TULINKOU .. . 605533 Bde

16 MT Bn 115 Engr Const Bn 536236 127 Med Regt Col BILSKY, H. Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1958 and assigned to AG FLUGO. Reassigned to AG NORDO in May 1961. Participated in the army group’s first echelon in the 1961 offensive. Withdrew behind the Elbe River in December 1961. Reinforced with a fourth motorized rifle division in 19 Report- ed to be deployed in the center and left flank of the army group’s first echelon, adjacent to the northern most elements of AG OCCIDENTO in the 19— offensive.

a. 54F Motorized Rifle Division, 19 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME SKORPIONO CODE NUMBER 405624 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG CofS HQ Co 105 Mtr Rfl Regt Col ENGLEHART 106 Mtr Rfl Regt Col GRAMME ...600444 Mtr Rfl Regt

53 Mdm Tk Regt 320422 Recon Bn — Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Capt BERCES Arty Regt

74 AT Bn , 208 RL Bn , 810260

93 MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ 72 Med Bn Maj SAUD, Fath MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 54th Rifle Division. Reorganized as a motorized rifle division in 1961 and assigned to the 19th CAA. One of the two lead divisions in the 1961 offensive, it won the Fusilier designation. In April 19 identified as the flank division of the Army’s first echelon.

b. 72 Motorized Rifle Division, 19 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME PLUMEO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/D BADENKO CofS HQ Co ... Mtr Rfl Regt 189 Mtr Rfl Regt Col KONOYE Mtr Rfl Regt 145 Mdm Tk Regt

72 Recon Bn Cmdt SOMANATHA 277211 Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt 146 AT Bn RL Bn 158 MRL Bn 825250 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

92 Engr Bn

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122 Sig Bn Maj NIEPCE, R 212221 Cml Co •- r- Svc Elm

HQ : Med Bn : MT Bn - Svc Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1953 as the 72 Mtr Rfl Div and assigned to an unidentified army in the Homeland. Reorganized in the. late 1950’s. Joined the 19th CAA in 1960. First identified in western Europe in April 19— as the central division of.the Army’s first echelon.

c. 121F Motorized Rifle Division, 19 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. ‘ CODE NAME BONSANCO CODE NUMBER 107614 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG - G/D WILIMSKY, A. CofS G/B McGILLIVRAY,

N. HQ Co

74 Mtr Rfl Regt - 1 407424 75 Mtr Rfl Regt Col Ibn-SAUD Mtr Rfl Regt - Mdm Tk Regt Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty .

HQ Btry 159 Arty Regt 900463 AT Bh 52 RL Bn Cmdt HUS, Jan

122 MRL Bn 222220 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn •_ Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Past history unknown. First identified as one of the two lead divisions in the 1961 offensive,across the Elbe. Reported in April 19 to be on the left flank of the army’s first echelon.

d. 7F Tank Division, 19 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME- CODE NUMBER 705632 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG CofS HQ Co ; 172 Mdm Tk Regt ....Col FALCKENSTEIN 173 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col SZABO, L 322432 Hv Tk Regt •

58 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col DAM, W Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt — RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 7 Sig Bn. Cmdt SCARLATTI, 715231

Amerigo Cml Co _ Svc Elm

HQ Svc Bn MT Bn 108 Med Bn 810259

Unit History. Formerly the 7th Samarkand Sabres, reorganized as a tank division in 1950. Took part in the 1954-1955 European campaign winning the Fusilier designation. Assigned to the 19th CAA in 1961. Identified in the 1961 offensive. Reported to be in the army’s second echelon in April 19

e. 46 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 19 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME KOLORETMA

CODE NUMBER !

AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG XO Col YEATS, E H&S Btry - 51 SAM Bn Cmdt FURSE, T 150210

(RAIDER) 52 SAM Bn

(RAIDER) __ SAM Bn -

(RAIDER) __ SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

/. 19F SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 19 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME ZILINO

CODE NUMBER


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CG G/B LAGERLOF, G XO H&S Btry 58 SSM Bn 875240

(RANCOR) 59 SSM Bn Cmdt AL ISFAHANI ....970250

(RANCOR) 60 SSM Bn Cmdt BALUCKI

(RANCOR)

g. 56 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 19 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 605533 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/B TULINKOV Cof S H&S Elm Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 5 Gun Bn 130-mm ..Maj HUNYADI, 525223

Aurele Gun-How Bn

152-mm 204 Gun Bn 152-mm .. Maj HUMPERDINCK . 440243

(SP)


CODE NAME VILHELMO CODE NUMBER 507721 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/A LIEBLER, G DCG CofS G/B BEMBO, S H&S Bn 85F Mtr Rfl Div 503634 46 Tk Div _.G/D SIMLUN, T 36F Mixed Arty . .G/B CADELL, J

Bde 27 Cml Bn ...Maj BERDOX, M 707237

Unit History. Organized in 1959 and assigned to AG ALARMO. Reassigned to AG NORDO in November 1964 after being joined by two additional tank divisions. Reported to be the right flank army of the army group’s first echelon in April 19

a. 85F Motorized Rifle Division, 25 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME SANGO

CODE NUMBER 503634 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG CofS G/B KETTELER HQ Elm Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt —

5 Mtr Rfl Regt Col MEINOFF .505424 7 Mdm Tk Regt

185 Recon Bn 573241 Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

85 Engr Bn ...Maj EVALD 503236 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Reorganized and assigned to the 25 CAA in 1959. Reported in April 19 to be in the army’s first echelon.

b. 46 Tank Division, 25 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/D SIMLUN, T CofS G/B SOULE, D HQ Co 137 Mdm Tk Regt 728442 138 Mdm Tk Regt Col ARRHENIUS, 823452

H.C. Hv Tk Regt Mtr Rfl Regt

94 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Capt DZYUBIN 16 Arty Regt RL Bn MRL Bn 184 AD Bn Maj PRELLER, L 468231 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 167 Sig Bn 203 Cml Bn 305137 Svc Elm

HQ — -- Svc Bn ..

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__ MT Bn ~ Med Bn

Unit History. Identified in 1963 in the Home- land as a subordinate unit of the 25 CAA. Re- ported to have arrived in Western Europe in November 1964. In March 19 reported in the 25 CAA sector.

c. 36F Mixed Artillery Brigade, 25 CAA, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME : CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG -G/B CADELL, J CofS H&S Btry

52 Gun Bn 122-mm 215213 (SP)

Gun Bn 130-mm Gun-How Bn -

152-nun 30 Gun Bn 152-mm .. Maj KOTZEBUE, G

(SP)

7-8. 3 Tank Army, AG NORDÔ, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME VIHBERO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/A ZAIPF, Ira - DCG CofS G/B JERROLD, E.M H&S Bn 61 Tk Div G/D HEINRICH 101612 62F Tk Div G/D FAITHORNE, O 63 Tk Div ...301622 64 Tk Div G/D SZALAI 406622 23 Sig Regt 14 Engr Const Bn ..Cmdt ALBINONI 431226 Cml. Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1958 and assigned to AG NORDO. Took part in the 1960 offensive in south-central Europe. In September 1961, after units of the 19 CAA had secured crossings on the Elbe, it spearheaded the push to the Weser. A portion of its lead tank division had succeeded in crossing the Weser in November 1961 but was cut off and captured or destroyed. Success- fully covered the December retreat to the Elbe. In February 1964 received a fourth tank division.

In April 19 it was reported in the army group’s second echelon.

a. 61 Tank Division, 3 Tk A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 101612 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/D HEINRICH CofS HQ Co

32 Mdm Tk Regt ...223412 Mdm Tk Regt Hv Tk Regt

7 Mtr Rfl Regt ..Col LYS ACHT Recon Bn — - Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry 26 Arty Regt 602433

111 RL Bn Cmdt VESALIUS, E 90 MRL Bn Cmdt QUETELET, Q AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

157 Engr Bn Sig Bn - Cml Co - - Svc Elm

HQ Svc Bn 158 MT Bn Maj KATSU, I.S Med Bn

Unit History. Assigned to the 3 Tk A in 1958. Not identified in Europe until the 1961 offensive. In November 1961 while crossing the Weser River, this division was hit by an allied counterattack and lost all of one entire medium tank regiment and portions of another. In April 19— it was reported to be in assembly areas in the army group’s second echelon.

b. 62F Tank Division, 3 Tk A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/D FAITHORNE, O CofS : HQ Co Mdm Tk Regt - 203 Mdm Tk Regt 325432

6 Hv Tk Regt Col FEUCHT- WANGER

60 Mtr Rfl Regt Col POMBAL, T 006404 62 Recon Bn

Tk Div Arty

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HQ Btry Arty Regt 200 RL Bn 010220 MRL Bn AD Bn 113 Tgt Acq Btry-


HQ Svc Bn 165 MT Bn Maj GARCIA, Juan Med Bn

Unit History. Assigned to the 3 Tk A in 1958. Participated in the 1960 Danube campaign. In the December 1961 retreat to the Elbe, won the Fusi- lier designation for its part in the covering action. Reported in the 3 Tk A deployment area in 19

c. 63 Tank Division, 3 Tk A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME ALEKSANDRO

CODE NUMBER 301622



CG

CofS HQ Co 161 Mdm Tk Regt . ..Col ENESCO, N 120422 152 Mdm Tk Regt ...Cöl FOUQUET, 225422

Felice 63 Hv Tk Regt ... Mtr Rfl Regt _. _. 158 Recon Bn _. . _ Tk Div Arty . ....

HQ Btry Arty Regt 32 RL Bn Maj KIPRENSKY ... ...213210 13 MRL Bn 336210 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn ^— Sig Bn 142 Cml Co Svc Elm ....


Unit History. Formerly with an unidentified army of AG FLUGO. Assigned to the 3 Tk A in February 1964. Identified in the 3 Tk A area in April 19

d. 64 Tank Division, 3 Tk A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME DUMOKO CODE NUMBER 406622 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/D SZALAI CofS : i HQ Co -

19 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col JUBAÎNVILLE 926442 Mdm Tk Regt

42 Hv Tk Regt 234412 Mtr Rfl Regt

64 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt RL Bn. - 194 MRL Bn Maj GLASS 439230 201 AD Bn Maj GALI Tgt Acq Btry

34 Engr Bn Maj CLAESZ 403226 Sig Bn 175 Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Svc Bn MT Bn

35 Med ,Bn

Unit History. First identified in 1961 as part of the 3 Tk A covering force in the December retreat. Reported to have sustained heavy losses in that operation. Known to be in the 3 Tk A area of deployment in April 19

7—9. -42 Tank Army, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME G ARDI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/A FRUNZE, A. A DCG ..G/D PETRÚNK-

EVICH, K. CofS H&S Bn : 78F Tk Div G/D OLDYS 807642 79 Tk Div G/D PIRANDELLO

136 Tk Div 603642 Tk Div

38 SSM Bde _G/B DOBBS, Norman (RANCOR)

184 MT Bn 438239 49 Engr Const Bn 29 Cml Bn Maj DORFBURGER, 907247

Jan

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Unit History. Organized in 1960 and assigned to AG VIGLIO. Reassigned to AG NORDO in 1964. Received a fourth tank division in February 19 In April 19 it was reported in a relatively narrow sector between the first and second echelon of the army group directly behind the 25 CAA’s position.

a. 78F Tank Division, 42 Tk A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME BRULADO CODE NUMBER 807642 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/D OLDYS CofS HQ Co - -

9 Mdm Tk Regt - 925442 Mdm Tk Regt -

84 Hv Tk Regt Col DANILEVSKY Mtr Rfl Regt 144 Recon Bn Capt NUNEZ 474231 Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt -

72 RL Bn 203 MRL Bn Cmdt VELEZ,

Adolfo D. AD Bn I Tgt Acq Btry . . -

131 Engr Bn Maj BICKERSTAFFE, ...108216 Roger W.

— Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Svc Bn

MT Bn Med Bn

Unit History. Date of activation unknown. Be- lieved to have received the Fusilier designation in 1954-55 European campaigns. Identified in the 42 Tk A deployment area in 19

b. 79 Tank Division, 42 Tk A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME IGETO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/D PIRANDELLO CofS

Capt HIENOV 40F Mdm Tk Regt ..Col RUDCHENKO 024402 41 Mdm Tk Regt .. Col RENNIE _ Hv Tk Regt 114F Mtr Rfl Regt ..Col CAMBON L 401434


Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt RL Bn MRL Bn

37 AD Bn Maj GALAKTIONOV ....768231. Tgt Acq Btry



Unit History. Date of activation unknown. Id- entified in the 42 Tk A area of deployment in 19

c. 136 Tank Division, 42 Tk A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 603642 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG - - CofS , HQ Co 83 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col GE, Y 323422 Mdm Tk Regt 188 Hv Tk Regt - - - 34 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col HYLAND 403424 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty - -

HQ Btry Arty Regt RL Bn

99 MRL Bn 934250 AD Bn 161 Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn - - Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Svc Bn 112 MT Bn Maj HEYNE 161 Med Bn - - 111229

Unit History. Formerly with ARMY GROUP SUDO, it participated in the 1960 Danube area operations. Transferred to the Homeland in No- vember 1960 and assigned to the 42 Tk A. Re- turned to Europe with the 42 Tk A in 19—

d. 38 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 42 Tk A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO.

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CODE NAME RENVERSI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/B DOSE, Norman XO Col INOZEMTZEV H&S Btry 102 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 104 SSM Bn Cmdt HENKEL, W.T ....470230

(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

7—10. 50 Tank Army, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME VENTIJMI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/A MATSUKATA, H DCG ; CofS G/B BERWALD H&S Bn 11F Tk Div __G/D SAWAI Tk Div Tk Div

5F SAM Bde 555520 (RAIDER)

Sig Regt _ _ _ Tgt Acq Bn 149 Hv Tk Regt Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1963 and assigned to AG ORIENTO. Alerted for a transfer to the North American theater in 1964. Alert orders cancelled in December 1964 and in March 19 reassigned to AG NORDO. Arrived in Europe in April 19— and deployed directly behind the 42 TkA.

a. 11F Tank Division, 50 Tk A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG __G/D SAWAI . ~ CofS ... HQ Co Mdm Tk Regt

12 Mdm Tk Regt .._ __ 221412 Mdm Tk Regt . . 172 Mtr Rfl Regt ... Col BOROVSKI, A.P


35 Recon Bn 578221 Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry 72 Arty Regt RL Bn ... MRL Bn .. AD Bn ... 61 Tgt Acq Lt CALLERO, J.S 141111

Btry Engr Bn 121 Sig Bn 117211 Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Svc Bn

9 MT Bn Maj KALBECK Med Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 11 Hussars Regi- ment. Re-equipped, expanded to division size, and redesignated 11 Tk Div in 1951. As part of Task Force Dardanelles, it was committed in southeastern Europe in support of satellite forces in 1959. Presumably won the Fusiliers designation in that campaign. Identified in the AG NORDO area in 19— as part of the newly arrived 50 Tk A.

b. 5F SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 50 Tk A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 555520 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG XO H&S Btry 272 SAM Bn ...

(RAIDER) 273 SAM Bn


(RAIDER) — SAM Bn ....

(RAIDER)

7—11. 5 Air Army, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME ADOPTI CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/Air WIEGER, Richard E.

DCG G/AA BAIRNS- FATHER

Col NECKER

Cmdt FLIEDNER 352240

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CofS G/AD THEODOR- OPOULOS

H&S Bn - B Ftr Div G/AD Le BOSSU, 555628

Virgile 6 Ftr Div 650638

25 Bmr Div 9 Gnd Atk Div G/AD GAMBURTSEV ...975648

10 Gnd Atk Div G/AD MEILHAC 6 Trans Regt

38 Recon Regt Col JOULE 13 Hel Regt (Hv) 336418 1 Hel Regt (Lt) ...Col ASAKAWA 115408 3 Hel Regt (Lt)

Unit History. Organized in 1958 from the former 5 Air Region Command. Assigned to AG NORDO in 1959. Has been providing air support to AG NORDO in Europe since its arrival in 1960.

a. 5 Fighter Division, 5 Air A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 555628 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG

CofS HQ Co 31 Ftr Regt Ftr Regt Ftr Regt

G/AD Le BOSSU, Virgile

Col MERCER 158408

Unit History. Formerly the 5 Manned Inter- ceptor Air Brigade, it was reorganized and expanded in 1955. Assigned to Air Defense Rgn XVII from 1955 to 1958. Reassigned to the 5 Air A in 1958. Identified in Europe repeatedly since 19

b. 6 Fighter Division, 5 Air A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME KARUSELO CODE NUMBER 650638 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG CofS ___

58 Ftr Regt Col NOSAR 69 Ftr Regt Col DULLANY .950458

— Ftr Regt

Unit History. Formerly the 6 Manned Intep Air Bde, it was reorganized, expanded and as-

signed to Air Def Regn X in 1955. Identified in Europe as subordinate to the 5 Air A in 19

c. 25 Bomber Division, 5 Air A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG CofS Col KAZANTZAKES,

S. 83 Bmr Regt Col ZBORIC, Vasily 363428 84 Bmr Regt 468428 Bmr Regt

Unit History. As a unit of the 9 Bmr Corps it participated in the 1959 nuclear attacks in support of satellite forces in southeastern Europe. Assigned to the 5 Air A, in 1960.

d. 9 Ground Attack Division, 5 Air A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 975648 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/AD GAMBURTSEV CofS

64 Gnd Atk Regt 476428 65 Gnd Atk Regt ...Col FENG Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Identified in the Danube campaign in 1960. Reportedly flying missions in support of the 25 CAA in 19

e. 10 Ground Attack Division, 5 Air A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/AD MEILHAC CofS 52 Gnd Atk Regt ...Col PASSALOVA, M 275418 53 Gnd Atk Regt Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Identified in 19 as part of the 5 Air A in support of the 19 CAA.

7-12. 13 Air Army. AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME ANKRO

7-11

FM 30-103

CODE NUMBER 306718



CG _ G/A QUIDDE, G DCG CofS H&S Bn 25 Ftr Div .G/AD STUMPF, 557628

Ruprecht 48 Gnd Atk Div G/AD ALDEGREVER ...874648

5 Recon Regt Col KNOWLLES, R.L ... 545428 21 Hel Regt (Lt) ...Col KITTO, A.F

Unit History. Organized in 1963 and assigned to AG FLUGO. Reassigned to AG NORDO in 19

a. 25 Fighter Division, 13 Air A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER 557628

AREA OF OPERATIONS


CG G/AD STUMPF, Ruprecht

CofS 43 Ftr Regt Col ARRIVABENE 359418 45 Ftr Regt Ftr Regt

Unit History. First identified in Europe in 1959 in support of satellite forces. Known to have joined the 13 Air A upon the latter’s arrival in Europe.

b. 48 Ground Attack Division, 13 Air A, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME INTERESO

CODE NUMBER 874648



CG G/AD ALDEGREVER CofS

73 Gnd Atk Regt 372428 74 Gnd Atk Regt ...Col KHRISTIA-

NOVICH . Gnd Atk Regt . :

Unit History. First identified in 1960 in support of satellite operations in southeastern Europe. Known to have been reassigned to the 13 Air A in 19

7—13. Army Group Troops a. 2 Airborne Division, AG NORDO, NOVA-

KOMMANDO. CODE NAME AVENTURO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS


CG CofS HQ Co 236 Abn Regí Col ILLA, Federico 603455 237 Ahn Regt Ahn Regt Abn Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

262 Engr Bn Maj HEYROVSKY 206236 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ Med Bn 293 MT Bn 334249 Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 2 Parachute Bde. In 1957 rushed to central Africa to assist in suppressing a popular insurrection against a pro- Aggressor government. Withdrawn from Africa in 1958. Expanded to division size and redesignated 2 Abn Div in 1959. Assigned to AG NORDO in 1960. Committed as a rifle division in the 1961 European campaign. Unlocated in 19

b. 72 SSM Division, AG NORDO, NOVAKOM- MANDO. CODE NAME KVADROSUMO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG CofS HQ Btry 214 SSM Bde G/B ICHIJ, 471540

(RANCOR) SSM Bde

(RANCOR) SSM Hv Bde ..

(RANCOR) Svc Elm

c. 214 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 72 SSM Div, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME

7-12

FM 30-103

CODE NUMBER 471540 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/B ICHIJ xo H&S Btry 380 SSM Bn Cmdt GOUGH


(RANCOR) SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

d. 81 SSM Division, AG NORDO, NOVAKOM- MANDO. CODE NAME SKARLATA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG _G/D LAVEDAN CofS HQ Btry 225 SSM Bde G/B NIKOLA YE- 577540

(RANCOR) VICH SSM Bde

(RANCOR) 216 SSM Hv Bde G/B NOVATI Svc Elm

Unit History. Formerly subordinate to AG SUDO. Reassigned to AG NORDO in 1960. Fur- nished nuclear fire support for the army group’s Danube and Elbe offensives. Identified in 19 in the army’s central sector.

(1) 225 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 81 SSM Div, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 577540 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/B NIKOLAYEVICH XO H&S Btry 364 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 365 SSM Bn Cmdt KUUSINEN, 571260

(RANCOR) Dmitry SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

(2) 216 SSM Brigade (HEAVY), 81 SSM Div, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG .G/B NOVATI XO H&S Btry 402 SSM Bn

(RAVAGE) SSM Bn

(RAVAGE) SSM Bn

(REBEL)

e. 55 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME ARNO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG XO .... Col HERDMAN H&S Btry 211 SAM Bn Cmdt FLOQUET, 156220

(RAIDER) Raoul 214 SAM Bn

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

/. 39 Artillery Division, AG NORDO, NOVA- KOMMANDO. CODE NAME ALTIRI CODE NUMBER 908643 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG --G/D JOLY, O. R CofS HQ Co 217 Mixed Arty Bde _.G/B CAÑIZO 706553 Mixed Arty Bde Hv Arty Bde Tgt Acq Bn 229 Sig Bn Svc Elm

HQ Btry MT Bn 346 Med Bn 614269

Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 39 Gun Div, as- signee! to AG NORDO in 1958. Reorganized and given its present designation in 1963. In 19— identification of its subordinate units was reported throughout the group sector.

g. 217 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 39 Arty Div, AG NORDO, NOVAKOMMANDO.

Capt GLUCK Capt KERN, C.J 280250

7-13

FM 30-103

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 706553 AREA OF OPERATIONS North-central Europe


CG G/B CAÑIZO CofS Col ETTEN H&S Btry


318 Gun Bn 122-mm 811273 (SP)

Gun Bn 130-mm 249 Gun-How Bn 939263

152-mm 315 Gun Bn 152-mm ..Maj GARAT

(SP)

Section III. ARMY GROUP SUDO

7—14. Army Group SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME SLOSTLO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS SE Europe

7—15. 30 Combined Arms Army, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME GASISTO CODE NUMBER 003701 AREA OF OPERATIONS N. Greece


CG CofS H&S Bn 30 CAA 33 CAA 39 CAA

21 Air A IF Arty Div

262 Cml Bde 232 Sig Regt 237 MT Regt Intel Regt Sig Intcp Regt EW Bn

G/A’s LICH

G/A METCALFE, L 003701

G/A ALMOGRAVER, O.

G/D OTTENBACHER ...105603

Unit History. Organized as Alianco Support Command in 1956 to command and control all Aggressor forces in satellite countries of Europe. Given additional mission to train satellite forces. Reorganized in January 1960 and redesignated AG SUDO. Assumed responsibility for Danube section of European front in March 1960. While still in the process of replacing satellite units in that sector with its own units, it was hit by a surprise Allied offensive and suffered such severe losses that it could no longer be counted upon to hold its assigned sector. Replaced by AG NORDO and AG ORRIDENTO, it was returned to the Homeland after being stripped of the few remaining units with an acceptable degree of combat effectiveness. Reorganized and re-equipped in 1963-64, it underwent intensive training in a mountainous area of the homeland. In 19 , arrived in Southeast Europe to replace satellite forces in that sector.


CG G/A METCALFE, L DCG CofS H&S Bn 221F Rfl Div (Mtn) __G/D KITTL, Petr 117624 Rfl Div (Mtn) 211 Tk Div G/D GUDERIAN, F 239 Mixed Arty Bde 908563 300 Sig Regt 263 Engr Const Bn Cml Bn

Unit History. Activated in 1963 in the Home- land and assigned to AG SUDO. Known to have participated in training exercises in mountain warfare in 1964. Identified in 19 in the western portion of the army group’s first echelon in the northeastern Greece border area.

a. 221F Rifle Division (Mountain), 30 CAA, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 117624 AREA OF OPERATIONS N. Greece


CG G/D KITTL, Petr CofS HQ Co 381 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 382 Rfl Regt (Mtn) _ Col ROMANOFF, P 218444 383 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 349 Recon Bn Cmdt SPITTELER 979271

HQ Btry 211 Arty Regt ... Col BACSANYI 269 AT Bn 247 AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn

7-14

FM 30-103

Unit ' Commander Code No.

410 Sig Bn _ 011241 Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Formerly the 221 Mtr Rfl Div., won Fusilier designation in 1959 European campaign. Converted to mountain division in 1963 or 1964. Assigned to 30 CAA in 1964. Deployed in western sector of the army’s first echelon. En- gaged Allied forces in March 19 and succeeded in making limited gains improving its hold on key terrain features.

b. 211 Tank Division, 30 CAA, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME AKERHOMO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS SE Europe


CG G/D GUDERIAN, P CofS HQ Co 226 Mdm Tk Regt 227 Mdm Tk Regt -.-Col PAVIA, Manuel Mdm Tk Regt Mtr Rfl Regt - 291 Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt 280 RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn - Cml Co Svc Elm -

HQ Svc Bn - MT Bn Med Bn

Unit History. Date of activation and assignment to the 30 CAA unknown. Two of its tank regiments were reported to be in South Greece in 19— Believed to be equipped with medium tank only although the possibility of its having TYRANT tanks cannot be ruled out.

c. 239 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 30 CAA, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER 908563 AREA OF OPERATIONS N. Greece


CG G/B HABSBURG, Udo CofS H&S Btry 353 Gun Bn 122-mm 310253

(SP) 417 Gun Bn 130-mm ..Maj ECHEGARAY, X Gun-How Bn


(SP)

7—16. 33 Combined Arms Army, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME RASP CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS N.E. Greece


CG DCG - CofS G/B LAMB, P.A H&S Bn 350F Mtr Rfl Div ...G/D ERDELYI 005634 Mtr Rfl Div 219 Rfl Div (Mtn) 916664 214 Tk Div 246 SAM Bde 654550

(RAIDER) 244 Mixed Arty Bde 245 Mixed Arty G/B COMBER, K

Bde 212 Sig Regt

17 Sig Intcp Bn 268 Engr Const Bn 325 Med Regt 32 Cml Bn Maj GOMMUK, X 203217

Unit History. Activated in 1963 in the Home- land and assigned to AG SUDO. Identified in 19 in the eastern sector of the army group’s first echelon from the Black Sea westward to northeastern Greece.

a. 350F Motorized Rifle Division, 33 CAA, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 005634 AREA OF OPERATIONS Thrace


CG G/D ERDELYI CofS HQ Co 222 Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt

7-15

FM 30-103


Mtr Rfl Regt - 240 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col NEEFES, N Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn 304 RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ : Med Bn 319 MT Bn Maj GABELENTZ, H ....936279 Svc Bn 1

Unit History. Activated in 1964 and assigned to the 33 CAA. Won Fusilier designation in March 19 when it attacked an Allied position along the Black Sea coastal area of Turkey and succeeded in pushing Allied forces back into Greece.

b. 219 Rifle Division (Mountain), 33 CAA, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 916664 AREA OF OPERATIONS N. Greece


CG Cofs : HQ Co 351F Rfl Regt Col GEIJER 110444

(Mtn) Rfl Regt (Mtn) Rfl Regt (Mtn) 211 Recon Bn 176221 Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt

(Mtn) AT Bn AD Bn 329 Tgt Acq Capt TODD, E.K. 947171

Btry Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm ..


Unit History. Date of activation and assignment to the 33 CAA unknown. Identified in the western sector of the army’s first echelon in 1965.

In March 19 lauched regimental size attacks against Allied positions in extreme northwestern Greece but was repulsed with heavy losses.

c. 246 SAM Brigade (RAIDER), 33 CAA, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 654550 AREA OF OPERATIONS S. Greece


CG XO Col TREVITHICK, V H&S Btry 263 SAM Bn Maj ALEKSYEV, K 350240

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER) SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

d. 245 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 33 CAA, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME MALMOLA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS N. Greece


CG G/B COMBER, K CofS Col GOTTHELF H&S Btry — Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 214 Gun Bn 130-mm 421243 Gun-How Bn -

152-mm 215 Gun Bn 152-mm .. Maj FABRE, C.J

(SP)

7-17. 39 Combined Arms Army, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME DRAKO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATION S.E. Europe


CG ¿ G/A ALMOGRAVER, O.

DCG - CofS H&S Bn - 211 Mtr Rfl Div G/D TASMAN 106624 223 Tk Div 238 SSM Bde 873560

(RANCOR) 24 Sig Intcp Bn

7-16

FM 30-103

Unit \ Commander Code No.

39 EW Bn Cml Bn 1

Unit History. Date of activation and assignment to AG SUDO unknown. In 19 reported to be in the army group’s second echelon in southern Bulgaria.

a. 211 Motorized Rifle Division, 39 CAA, AG SUDÓ, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 106624 AREA OF OPERATIONS S.E. Europe


CG G/D TASMAN __ CofS HQ Co 233 Mtr Rfl Regt 308434 235 Mtr Rfl Regt __.Col De FREYCINET Mtr Rfl Regt — Mdm Tk Regt Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty _

HQ Btry Capt MOLLET 219 Arty Regt 906463 AT Bn - 341 RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn - Tgt Acq Btry :

213 Engr Bn Maj NOVIKH 306236 Sig Bn ^ Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ „ Med Bn r MT Bn ’ Svc Bn

Unit History. Date of activation and assignment to the 39 CAA unknown. In March 19 sent to backup the attack against Allied positions in the coastal area of Greece. Returned to the 39 CAA sector in the army group’s second echelon in April 19

b. 238 SSM Brigade (RANCOR), 39 CAA, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 873560 AREA OF OPERATIONS S.E. Greece


CG XO H&S Btry __.Capt KJERULF, F.A 215 SSM Bn __.Maj HEYMANS, A

(RANCOR)


I— SSM Bn (RANCOR)

SSM Bn (RANCOR)

7-18. 21 Air Army, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER . AREA OF OPERATIONS S.E. Europe


CG DCG CofS - H&S Bn 52 Ftr Div G/AD JACKS, T 255618 44 Gnd Atk Div G/AD CARTWRIGHT, ...474628

E. 41 Recon Regt

5 Hel Regt (Hv) 2 Hel Regt (Lt)

Unit History. Organized in 1960 from the former 21 Tactical Support Corps. Assigned to AG SUDO in 1964. Beliéved to have moved into Greece in 19

a. 52 Fighter Division, 21 Air Army, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 255618 AREA OF OPERATIONS S.E. Europe


CG G/AD JACKS, T CofS

25 Ftr Regt Col HAENITKE, 557428 Gerhard F.

Ftr Regt Ftr Regt

Unit History. Assigned to 21 Air A in 1960. Identified in support of 33 CAA operations in southeastern Greece in March 19—

b. 44 Ground Attack Division, 21 Air Arniy, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME PORNO CODE NUMBER 474628 AREA OF OPERATIONS S. Greece


CG G/D CARTWRIGHT, E.

CofS Col SMALL

7-17

FM 30-103


38 Gnd Atk Regt 873448 39 Gnd Atk Regt -_-Col KOROLENKO Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Assigned to 21 Air A in 1963. Identified in support of the 33 CAA operations in southeastern Greece in March 19


a. IF Artillery Division, AG SUDO, NOVA- KOMMANDO. CODE NAME SUBITA CODE NUMBER 105603 AREA OF OPERATIONS N. Greece


CG G/D OTTENBACHER CofS H&S Btry 23 Mixed Arty Bde _. G/B BECKERATH, R 307513 24 Mixed Arty Bde Hv Arty Bde Tgt Acq Bn Sig Bn Svc Elm


Unit History. Formerly the 1 Breakthrough Arty Div assigned to HEJMKOMMANDO. Re- organized and given present designation in 1958. Committed in support of satellite forces in 1959 European campaign winning the Fusilier designation. Assigned to AG SUDO in 1964. In 19 its 23 Mixed Arty Bde was reported in support of the 30 CAA and its 24 Mixed Arty Bde was identified in the 33 CAA sector.

b. 23 Mixed Artillery Brigade, IF Arty Div, AG SUDO, NOVAKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER 307513

AREA OF OPERATIONS N. Greece


CG G/B BECKERATH, R CofS H&S Btry Gun Bn 122-nun

(SP) 9 Gun Bn 130-mm

11 Gun-How Bn _ _ 152-nun

Gun Bn 152-nun (SP)

Section IV. ARMY GROUP OCCIDENTO

7-20. Army Group OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME PRO

CODE NUMBER



CG G/A’s DAMIN, Corcho CofS H&S Bn

2 CAA _G/A BEECKRO, C.G 200711 4 CAA 8 CAA . _ _ G/A De ZAMORA, O 5 Tk A 1 Air A 3 Air A 6 Arty Div

35 SSM Div G/D MADGULKAR, 608620 G.

21 Engr Const Regt _ Cmdt SCHULZE 19 Engr Pon Regt _ 44 Sig Regt . 38 MT Regt

129 Med Regt ...


Cml Bde EW Bn Sig Intcp Regt Intel Regt

Unit History. Organized in 1958 and assigned to HEJMKOMMANDO. Reassigned to NOVA- KOMMANDO, it moved into South-central Europe to relieve AG SUDO in July 1960. In November 1960, in coordination with AG NORDO, launched a major offensive and succeeded in regaining the ground lost by AG SUDO. In January 1961, the 8 CAA and the 3 Air A were assigned to the army group and it was designated to man the southcentral European sector. In October 1961, it launched a limited offensive north of Regensburg, in connection with AG NORDO’s large scale offensive. The offensive was repulsed by the Allies but their subsequent counteroffensive was halted by the 5 Tk A. In 19 and 19 , its several attempts to cross the Danube between Passau and Regensburg were not successful.

7-18

FM 30-103

7—21. 2 Combined Arms Army, • AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME VIPO CODE NUMBER 200711 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe

Unit Commander

CG __G/A BEECKRO, C.G DC G - G/D HOLLWEG, K.B CofS H&S Bn 9F Mtr Rfl Div .... G/D MAYOW, C

18 Mtr Rfl Div 22F Mtr Rfl Div G/D GAGLIANO, C.T

2F Tk Div ..G/D DWIVEDI, T ... 10 SAM Bde

(RAIDER) 69 Mixed Arty . ..G/B PROTOPOPOV, .

Bde S. 71 Sig Regt 61 Engr Const Bn .. Cmdt SADAK, Z 34 Med Regt Cml Bn

Code No.

905644 801644

200612

901553

Unit History. Date of activation unknown. As- signed to AG OCCIDENTO in 1958. Partici- pated in the Danube campaign in 1960. In 1961 it launched a limited offensive in the area north of Regensburg but was repulsed with severe losses. Only the intervention of 5 Tk A units saved it from turning the subsequent retreat into a rout. Since 19 it has limited itself to holding the line from east of Regensburg northward to the beginning of AG NORDO’s 19 CAA sector.

a. 9F Motorized Rifle Division, 2 CAA, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 905644 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/D MAYOW, C CofS HQ Co

26 Mtr Rfl Regt .602434 Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt 120 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col OCKERSON Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty


6 RL Bn Cmdt QUATREMERE, .610230 A.

MRL Bn AD Bn _

Tgt Acq Btry Engr Bn

Unit

13 Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm ..

HQ Med Bn

12 MT Bn Svc Bn

Commander Code No.

231219

Unit History. Formerly the 9 Territorial Guard Division. Believed to have been employed elsewhere prior to joining the 2 CAA. Reasons for the award of Fusilier designation are unknown. Identified with present designation in Europe as a participant in the 1960 Danube campaign; Its subordination to the 2 CAA confirmed during the 1961 operations. In 19 reported to be the right flank division of the army’s first echelon and adjacent to AG NORDO’s 121F Mtr Rfl Division.

b. 18 Motorized Rifle Division, 2 CAA, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME KANDELO CODE NUMBER 801644 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe

Unit Commander * Code No.

CG - CofS HQ Co

20 Mtr Rfl Regt 002404 22 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col SEYTON, H Mtr Rfl Regt Mdm Tk Regt

15 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty ....Col PAISH, B .


34 RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

104 Engr Bn Sig Bn I Cml Co Svc Elm


Unit History. Date of activation unknown. First identified in Europe in 1960 as a subordinate unit of the 2 CAA. During the 1961 campaign, fáiled to achieve assigned objectives and charged with responsibility for failure of the offensive. Suffered severe losses in that action and its commander is known to have been relieved.

7-19

FM 30-103

No reports were received on this unit until 19 , when it was tentatively identified in the army’s second echelon.

c. 22F Motorized Rifle Division, 2 CAA, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME , CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/D GAGLIANO, C.T CofS HQ Co

72 Mtr Rfl Regt 207414 Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt 24 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col HAEFFNER, A.

M. Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Regt

HQ Btry 46 Arty Regt 604433 AT Bn RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn Sig Bn Cml Co Svc Elm ■.

HQ 38 Med Bn Cmdt JAYASENAPATI ..813249 MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Past history unknown. First identified in the 1961 campaign as the 2 CAA’s left flank division. The failure of the adjacent 18 Mtr Rfl Div to continue the offensive left the 22 Division exposed in a salient and the subsequent Allied counterattack threatened to cut it off from the rest of the army. The intervention of 5 Tk A units erased the threat of encirclement, but the loss of men and equipment was high. In April 19—reported to be the left flank division of the 2 CAA’s first echelon.

d. 2F Tank Division, 2 CAA, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 200612 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/D DWIVEDI, T CofS HQ Co .


15 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col STRAVINSKY, K.Y.

Mdm Tk Regt 5 Hv Tk Regt 535422 Mtr Rfl Regt Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty 'Regt

42 RL Bn Cmdt FITZGIBBON MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ MT Bn

6 Med Bn Svc Bri

Unit History. Formerly the 2 Mongol Sabres. Organized as a tank division in 1952. Partici- pated in the 1954-1955 European campaigns winning the Fusilier designation. Assigned to an unidentified army of AG VIGLIO until 1962 when it was transferred to south-central Europe and assigned to the 2 CAA. Reported in the army’s second echelon in 19

e. 69 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 2 CAA, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 901553 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/D PROTOPOPOV, S CofS H&S Btry Capt HONORE, E 145 Gun Bn 122-mm 519233

(SP) 87 Gun Bn 130-mm ..Maj KOLOKOTRONES ...723243 Gun-How Bn

152-mm 98 Gun Bn 152-mm

(SP)

7-22. 4 Combined Arms Army, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME KRISTOBO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG

7-20

FM 30-103


DCG ..G/A BARNE VELDT, L.

CofS G/D FLETT H&S Bn - 12 Mtr Rfl Div 13 Mtr Rfl Div G/D MUNCHAUSEN, 306614

A. 14 Mtr Rfl Div G/D LESZCYNSKI, S

5 Tk Div - 11 SAM Bde

(RAIDER) 1 Mt Bn 185209

39 Tgt Acq Bn Cmdt GEITNER, K 948241 35 Cml Bn Maj JEZTAK, J .-508227

Unit History. Date of activation unknown. As- signed to AG OCCIDENTO in 1958. Was held in reserve in the 1960 Danube campaign. Its 13 Mtr Rfl Div, and 2 portions of the 14 Mtr Rfl Div, were ordered to attempt a forcing of the Danube River line in 1963 and again in 1964, but were unsuccessful in both instances. None of its other divisions have been committed in the European theater and very little is known about them beyond their unit designation. In 19 the 4 CAA participated in the AG offensive. Since the January 19— truce, the 4 CAA has been manning the Passau-Regensburg Sector.

a. 13 Motorized Rifle Division, 4 CAA, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 306614 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/D MUNCHAUSEN,

HQ Co 53 Mtr Rfl Regt 300424 55F Mtr Rfl Regt ... Col PROKOFYEV 500434

— Mtr Rfl Règt — Mdm Tk Regt

17 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt

36 AT Bn RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

— Engr Bn 14 Sig Bn Cmdt SHESTOV, I 411221 20 Cml Co

Svc Elm HQ — Med Bn


MT Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. First identified in 1961 in the Danube area. Attempted repreatedly to force the Danube River line in 19 and 19 without success. Reported to be in the army’s second echelon in 19

b. 14 Motorized Rifle Division, 4 CAA, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME EMINENTA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/D LESZCYNSKI, S CofS HQ Co Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt 65 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col DANTAN 34 Mdm Tk Regt 423422 Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt

40 AT Bn 054201 RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn 1 Tgt Acq Btry



Unit History. Formerly the 14 Territorial Guard Division. Date of assignment to 4 CAA unknown. Its 65 Mtr Rfl Regt identified in 19 when it took part in the attempt to force the Danube River line. In 19 the division was believed to be holding the southernmost sector of the army's first echelon.

7—23. 8 Combined Arms Army, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME DETRETO CODE NUMBER ■ AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/A De ZAMORA, O

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DCG CofS G/D JANÖW, B H&S Bn 1F Mtr Rfl Div G/D TORRO J A, I

10 Mtr Rfl Div 001604 77F Mixed Arty Bde

3 Sig Regt 11 MT Bn 136209 22 Engr Const Bn

- Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1947 with some of the oldest elite divisions of the Aggressor Army. In 1954 spearheaded the invasion of the Europ- ean nations adjacent to the Homeland. Assisted, by suppressing widely scattered revolts, in the establishment of a Firm Circle-Trigon central over the conquered nations. Returned to the Homeland in 1956. In 1958 lost its 2 Mtr Rfl Div to AG KALIFORNIO. In January 1961, it was assigned to AG OCCIDENTO. Held in reserve in the 1961 offensive. Reported to be in the Army Group’s second echelon in the 19 offensive.

a. IF Motorized Rifle Division, 8 CAA, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME DERVISO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/D TORROJA, I CofS HQ Co

17 Mtr Rfl Regt 706434 18 Mtr Rfl Regt .. ..Col MOSS Mtr Rfl Regt 149 Mdm Tk Regt Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Capt MEINHOV Arty Regt AT Bn RL Bn MRL Bn

17 AD Bn Maj DTNDY, T 766231 Tgt Acq Btry


HQ Med Bn MT Bn ’ Svc Bn

Unit History. Formerly the 1 Grenadier Divi- sion of the Pre-Circle Trigon Army. Assigned to

the 8 CAA in 1947. Reorganized, re-equipped and redesignated 1 Mtr Rfl Div, in 1954. Fought with great distinction in the 1954-55 European campaign, and was awarded the Fusilier designation. Reorganized in 1964. Reported in the northern sector of the 8 CAA area in 19

b. 10 Motorized Rifle Division, 8 CAA, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 001604 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG CofS HQ Co 67 Mtr Rfl Regt ..Col LANCIANI, A 701444 Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt

37F Mdm Tk Regt Recon Bn Mtr Rfl Div Arty .

HQ Btry 8 Arty Regt AT Bn

15 RL Bn Maj IPPOLITOV 42 MRL Bn 224210 4D Bn Tgt Acq Btry


HQ Med Bn MT Bn Svc Bn Maj EXMOUTH

Unit History. Formerly the 10 Republican Guard Regiment. Reorganized, expanded to division size, and redesignated 10 Rfl Div in 1946. Assigned to 8 CAA in 1947. Redesignated 10 Mtr Rfl Div in 1954. Participated in the 1954- 1955 European campaign. Reorganized in 1964. Deployed in the southern sector of the 8 CAA area in 19

c. 77F Mixed Artillery Brigade, 8 CAA, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 702543 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG CofS Col ESPARTERO, D H&S Btry 142 Gun Bn 122-mm ..Maj GIFFOR, R 214223 Gun Bn 130-mm

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Gun-How Bn .. 152-mm

Gun Bn 152-mm (SP)

7—24. 5 Tank Army, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 505722 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG DCG CofS G/B NEGRI, F H&S Bn Tk Div

8 Tk Div 9F Tk Div G/D COCHENHAUSEN _ .905642


32 MT Bn 3F Hv Tk Regt ...Col von LEIBNITZ, 335412

H. Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1954 by expanding the 5 Cavalry Corps. Assigned to AG ALARMO in 1955. Reassigned to AG OCCIDENTO in 1958. In September 1961 repulsed an Allied counterattack which threatened to cut off a major portion of the retreating 2 CAA. Only one of its known divisions and its heavy tank regiment was committed in 19 , and for the most part, this army has been kept in reserve so that the number of identifications of its subordinate units is low.

9F Tank Division, 5 Tank Army, AG OCCI- DENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME ENFOSI CODE NUMBER 905642 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe

RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry

Engr Bn 15 Sig Bn Maj CUYP, A 516221 Cml Co Svc Elm

HQ MT Bn 154 Med Bn Svc Bn

. Unit History. Formerly the 9 Tartar Lancer Brigade of the 5 Cavalry Corps. In 1954, expanded and reorganized as a tank division, it remained with the 5 Army. In 1961 credited with repulsing an Allied counterattack thus saving the 2 CAA from the threat of encirclement. For this it was awarded the Fusilier designation. No identifications of this unit reported since 19 , but it is still known to be with the 5 TKA.

7—25. 1 Air Army, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME PONARDO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG DCG G/AA D’AUBIGNE,

N. CofS H&S Bn 3 Ftr Div 1 Gnd Atk Div G/AD DENIKIN, 175608

Bosir A. 2 Gnd Atk Div 8 Trans Regt 880448 6 Recon Regt Col HOBRECHT, M 7 Recon Regt 4 Hel Regt (Lt) Col KOUNDOUR- 410428

lOTES


CG G/D COCHENHAUSEN, Klaus W.

CofS HQ Co

54 Mdm Tk Regt 55 Mdm Tk Regt .. Col USAKLIGIL, E Hvy Tk Regt 118 Mtr Rfl Regt ...Col LYTE, Mark L Recon Bn Tk Div Arty

HQ Btry 38 Arty Regt

425422

801454

803443

Unit History. Formerly the 1 Air Region Com- mand charged with the mission of protecting the Aggressor Capital, it was reorganized and given its present designation in 1957. Assigned to AG OCCIDENTO in 1958. Its ground attack divisions supported the 1960 and 1961 offensives. Known to be operating from fields in W. Germany in the 19 offensive.

a. 1 Ground Attack Division, 1 Air Army, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME

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CODE NUMBER 175608 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/AD DENKIN, Bosir, A.

CofS 3 Gnd Atk Regt ^ 375418

—. Gnd Atk Regt — Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Former designations unknown. Part of 1 Air A since the early 50’s when still responsible for the defense of the Aggressor Capital. Identified in 1960 and 1961 in support of 2 CAA. Believed to be in southwestern Ger- many in 19

b. 2 Ground Attack Division, 1 Air Army, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME MALSATA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG CofS Col CONDOLMIERI

7 Gnd Atk Regt Col KIEPERT, W 775438 9 Gnd Atk Regt 975448

—. Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Formerly the 2 Tactical Support Air Brigade of 1 Air Region Command. Reor- ganized as a ground attack division in 1957. Its 7 Gnd Atk Regt identified in support of the 1960 Danube offensive. Its 7 and 9 Gnd Atk Regts identified in 1963-19 in support of 4 CAA operations.

7—26. 3 Air Army, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Northern Europe


CG DCG CofS H&S Bn [

7 Ftr Div 16 Bmr Div 17 Bmr Div 3 Gnd Atk Div G/AD UGLANOV,

V.A. 8 Hel Regt (Hv)

Unit History. Known to have been assigned to AG ALARMO since 1955. Moved into Poland in 1960. Reassigned to AG OCCIDENTO in Janu- ary 1961, but it is believed that most of its units have remained in N. Europe. One of its bomber divisions and one ground attack division supported the 19 offensive.

a. 16 Bomber Division, 3 Air Army, AG OC- CIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME MALSANULOJ CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Northern Europe


CG CofS 18 Bmr Regt Col HUXLEY, A.T 861448 Bmr Regt Bmr Regt

Unit History. Identified in the preparatory phase of the 1961 Danube offensive. Known to have moved to Northern Europe just prior to the 19— offensive. No further identifications of this unit have been reported.

b. 3 Ground Attack Division, 3 Air Army, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Northern Europe


CG G/AD UGLANOV, V. A.

CofS 13 Gnd Atk Regt Col OOMS Gnd Atk Regt — Gnd Atk Regt

Unit History. Identified in Northern Europe in 1964 for the first time. Reported still part of 3 Air Army in 19


a. 6 Artillery Division, AG OCCIDENTO, NO- VAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME ISMEMEGA CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Northern Europe


CG CofS G/B PRICE, C.F HQ Co

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12 Mixed Arty Bde ... G/B MITRA 201513 Mixed Arty Bde

9 Hv Arty Bde Tgt Acq Bn Sig Bn Svc Elm


Unit History. Formerly the 6 Breakthrough Arty Div, reorganized given its present designation, and assigned to AG OCCIDENTO in 1958. Identified in the Danube sector in 1960 and 1961. Its 12 Mixed Arty Bde identified in 19 in the 2 CÀA area.

b. 12 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 6 Arty Div, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 201513 AREA OF OPERATIONS Northern Europe


CG G/B MITRA CofS H&S Btry Gun Bn 122-mm

(SP) 45 Gun Bn 130-nun Gun-How Bn

152-mm 11 Gun Bn 152-mm ..Maj JAYADEVA .146203

(SP)

c. 35 SSM Division, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVA- KOMMANDO. CODE NAME ACETATO

CODE NUMBER 508620 AREA OF OPERATIONS Central Europe


CG G/D MADGULKAR, G.

CofS HQ Btry 48 SSM Bde 874540

(RANCOR) 49 SSM Bde ..G/B NEVINSON 979540

(RANCOR) _ SSM Hv Bde

(RANCOR) Svc Elm

Unit History. Formerly the 35 Breakthrough Arty Div. Reorganized, redesignated 35 Arty Div and assigned to GHQ in 1955. Converted to missiles, redesignated 35 SSM Div and assigned to AG OCCIDENTO in 1962. Reported to have moved one of its brigades into the 2 CAA area in 19

d. 48 SSM Brigade, (RANCOR) 35 SSM Div, AG OCCIDENTO, NOVAKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 874540 ÁREA OF OPERATIONS Northern Europe


CG XO H&S Btry 32 SSM Bn 273210

(RANCOR) _ SSM Bn

(RANCOR) _ SSM Bn

(RANCOR)

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CHAPTER 8

REGIONAL COMMAND HEJMKOMMANDO

Section I. GENERAL

8—1. General

This command was activated in 1950 to command and control the home groups in the Homeland. Has overall responsibility for the defense of the Homeland and to provide combat ready forces to back up those regional commands in the combat zones. Supervises the research and development effort intended to provide special types of units for operations in special environments. In 19 known to have directed this effort to prepare some of its forces for extended operations in a desert environment. It also appears that it is training a large force in the far eastern Home- land with major emphasis on amphibious tactics.

8-2. RCH Order of Battle

CODE NAME DEFENDI

CODE NUMBER 000004

AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY Aggressor Home- land-HQ: Aggressor Capital

Commmander: Marshal BROTKOPFV, Georg

Deputy Commander: VAM KRONEBER- GER, W. E. Chief of Staff: G/A HASUR, M.P. Subordinate Army Groups:

AG ALARMO (AGA). AGFLUGO (AGF). AG ORIENTO (AGO). AGVIGLIO (AGV).


The location of this command makes for a low percentage of identifications and a scarcity of confirmed information on the activities of its units. No identifications are available beyond what is listed under each of the four subordinate army groups. A very large force, of army group size, is known to be in training in the eastern Home- land. It does not appear as if it is intended to re- main under HEJMKOMMANDO once it has completed its training. No units within this force have been identified, but the name USONO is reportedly associated with it.

Section II. ARMY GROUP ALARMO

8-4. Army Group ALARMO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME PROFETO

CODE NUMBER 130000 AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG - ...G/A’s METAXAS, I CofS G/A AL MAARRI H&S Bn 34 CAA G/A HILSA 403721 40 CAA _ CAA Tk A 27 Tk A G/A ESQUIROS 707732

8 Air A G/A A GIRADOT


10 Sig Intcp Regt 43 EW Bn Cml Bde

Unit History. Organized in 1947 as Home Group II to command and control Aggressor armed forces in the northwestern region of the Home- land. In 1950 it was redesignated AG ALARMO, expanded, and its territorial responsibility extended to cover portions of the central and all of the northcentral regions. Its forces are spread throughout its territorial area. Occasionally some of its subordinate divisions have been transferred to army groups in combat zones.

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8-5. 34 Combined Arms Army, AG ALARMO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME FANTOMO CODE NUMBER 403721 AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG ...G/A HILSA DCG CofS H&S Bn Mtr Rfl Div 246 Mtr Rfl Div G/D UNAMUNO, D 604654 247 Mtr Rfl Div 261 Tk Div G/D CAVEN 240 Mixed Arty Bde 255 Med Regt Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1960. None of its known units has ever been identified in a combat theater; all of them are believed to be former homeguard units located in the eastern portion of the central region of the Homeland.

8—6. 40 Combined Arms Army, AG ALARMO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAMEJAGALUMO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG DCG CofS -„G/B GRAMM, H H&S Bn 213 Mtr Rfl Div 214 Mtr Rfl Div G/D TSEN 401644 Mtr Rfl Div Tk Div 273 SSM Bde

(RANCOR) 215 Mixed Arty Bde ' Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1952. Reported to be at full strength and in a high state of readiness in 19—. It is part of the backup force for AG NORDO and AG OCCIDENTO. No identifications of units to its divisions have been reported.

8-7. 27 Tank Army, AG ALARMO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 707732 AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG G/A ESQUIROS DCG CofS H&S Bn 116 Tk Div G/D MASLOV 601642 117 Tk Div 706642 118 Tk Div G/D BERGK 104 SSM Bde 470530

(RANCOR) 200 Hv Tk Regt Col FRENEAU

40 Cml Bn Maj OCASIO, M 004207

Unit History. Organized in 1952 following the activation of some homeguard tank divisions in the northwestern Homeland region. Known to be at full strength and in a high state of readiness in 19 Part of the backup of AG NORDO and AG OCCIDENTO. None of the divisional subordinate units have been identified.

8-8. 8 Air Army, AG ALARMO, HEJMKOMMANDO

Nothing is known about this unit beyond the fact that it is assigned to AG ALARMO and that its headquarters is in the Homeland’s northwestern region.


No information is available on any of these units.

Section III. ARMY GROUP FLUGO

8—10. Army Group FLUGO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME PERSISTECO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland



CofS

H&S Bn 14 CAA . 46 CAA 49 Tk A

4 Air A

G/B OSSIANNILSSON, Carsten

G/A ASEYEV

CG 22 Air A . 4 Arty Div

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34 SSM Div 8 Sig Intcp Regt -

40 EW Bn ..... Cml Bde

Unit History. Organized in 195Ô as Home Group III, with one • CAA and two Air corps, and intended for the protection of thé .southwestern and westcentral regions bordering non- Circle Trigbn countries. In 1961 it was redesignated AG FLUGO after being thoroughly reorganized and considerably increased in strength. It is claimed by Aggressor to be completely air- transportable and capablé of reaching any part of the globe in a very short time in full combat readiness. In addition to its own two Air Â, it is known to have first priority on Aggressor GHQ strategic air transport units. Although based in the western Homeland, its units undergo cdn- tinuous air mobility training and in 19— ah entire CAA was reported in the southeastern region for a short period of time. Only one of its present subordinate units, the 75 Mtr Rfl Div, 46 CAA, has been known to have been airlifted to a foreign country.

8-11. 14 Combined Arms Army, AG FLUGO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland

Unit Commander Code No.'

CG G/A ASEYEV DCG CofS H&S Bn

98 Mtr Rfl Div 99 Mtr Rfl Div G/D DARASCU 904664

105 Mixed Arty Bde Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1950 and assigned to AG FLUGO, then known as Home Group III, in the Homeland’s westcentral region. In Janu- ary 19 it was airlifted to the southeastern region where it conducted a one-morith maneuver. It was airlifted back to the westcentral region in March 19

8-12. 46 Combined Arms Army, AG FLUGO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER - AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG DCG CofS HAS Bn 76 Mtr Rfl Div _G/D KULEBAKIN 502634 42 Cml Bn ...Maj QUINTON, Antonio ..204217

Unit History. Date of activation unknown. As- signed to AG F|IUGO in 1961. One of its divisions was identified when it was airlifted to the desert republic of Dawhah in 1964. The army headquarters was‘reported to be in the southcentral region in 19 in temporary field accommo- dations in a desert area.

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a. 75 Motorized Rifle Division, 46 CAA, AG FLÜGO, HEJMKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 502634 AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG G/B KULEBAKIN cofs HQ Co Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt Mtr Rfl Regt 191 Mdm Tk Regt ...Col TISSANDIER 124422

75 Recon Bn Capt PAULI Mtr Rfl Div Arty

HQ Btry Arty Regt AT Bn RL Bn MRL Bn AD Bn Tgt Acq Btry



Unit History. Date of activation unknown. First identified when it was airlifted to the pro- Aggressor desert republic of Dawhah in 1964 to reinforce the local forces against a threat from a bordering country. The unit was not committed however, and in March 19 it was airlifted back to the Homeland.

8—13. 49 Tank, Army, AG FLUGO, HEJMKOMMANDO

Date of activation unknown. Assigned to AG

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FLUGO in 1961. In 19 reported to be located in the desert area of the south central region of the Homeland.

8—14. 4 Air Army, AG FLUGO, HEJMKOMMANDO

Nothing is known about this army other than its subordination to AG FLUGO.

8-15. 22 Air Army, AG FLUGO, HEJMKOMMANDO

Nothing is known about this army other than its subordination to AG FLUGO.


a. 34 SSM Division, AG FLUGO, HEJMKOM- MANDO.

CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER

AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG ■___ Cof s HQ Btry _ SSM Bde

(RANCOR) _ SSM Bde

(RANCOR) 12 SSM Hv Bde G/B CARUSO, A Svc Elm

Unit History. Formerly a GHQ unit, it was assigned to AG FLUGO in 1962.

b. 12 SSM Brigade (HEAVY), 34 SSM Div, AG FLUGO, HEJMKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER



CG G/B CARUSO, A xo H&S Btry 76 SSM Bn Cmdt HAYDEN, J 697230

(REBEL) _ SSM Bn

(REBEL)


_ SSM Bn (REBEL)

c. 4 Artillery Division, AG FLUGO, HEJMKO- MMANDO.

CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER 400623



CG G/D AGUILERA CofS H&S Btry 97 Mixed Arty Bde __G/B NAMETKIN, K 704543 98 Mixed Arty Bde — Hv Arty Bde — Tgt Acq Bn — Sig Bn Svc Elm

HQ Btry _ MT Bn Med Bn Svc

Unit History. Organized in 1950 and assigned to Home Group III. Reassigned to AG SUDO in 1960. Was almost totally annihilated in the Danube area in March 1960 as a result of the Allied surprise offensive. The remnants of the division returned to the Homeland that same year. Reconstituted in 1962 and assigned to AG FLUGO.

8—17. Miscellaneous Army Group Units

The following units, subordination unknown, have been reported at the Aggressor Army Desert Training Center:

Large U/I headquarters known as Combined Task Force Dezerto commanded by G/A EL TARUK, Hassan ali.

177 Mtr Rfl Regt, U/I Mtr Rfl Div, Com- bined Task Force Dezerto. 131 Mdm Tk Regt, U/I Tk Div, Combined Task Force Dezerto. 200 Mdm Tk Regt, 107 Tk Div, Combined Task Force Dezerto. 28 Air Trans Rgt. 29 Air Trans Regt. 81 Air Trans Regt.

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Section IV. ARMY GROUP ORIENTO

ORIENTO, Unit Commander Code No. 8—18. Army Group ORIENT HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME ABRAMFIERO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG G/A’s NORDRAAK, R CofS H&S Bn

22 CAA _G/A VIETINGHOFF .. .202711 23 CAA - 31 Tk A 19 Air A 61 Arty Div _G/D KOSCIUSKO, M 101613

258 SSM Div G/D WALTON, Dean 9 Sig Intcp Regt

41 EW Bn Cml Bde

Unit History. Organized in 1958 to command and control Aggressor forces in the three eastern regions of the Homeland—the northeastern region, eastcentral region, and southeastern region. It is also the backup force for AG AZIO. Several of its former units were identified with AG AZIO in 19 and 19

8—19. 22 Combined Arms Army, AG ORIENTO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME INSISTI CODE NUMBER 202711 AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG G/A VIETINHOFF DCG - CofS H&S Bn 400 Mtr Rfl Div Mtr Rfl Div . 402 Mtr Rfl Div

43 Cml Bn __Maj RHAMSE, R. 309217

Unit History. Organized in 1958 and located in the Homeland’s eastcentral region. Believed to be made up entirely of homeguard units.

8-20. 23 Combined Arms Army, AG ORIENTO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME SANCELI CODE NUMBER


CG DCG G/D ZENO, L CofS H&S Bn 225 Mtr Rfl Div 607644 227 Mtr Rfl Div 707654 235 SSM Bde

(RANCOR) Cml Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1965. Located in the Homeland’s southeastern region. Reported in 19— to be considerably understrength.

8—21. 31 Tank Army, AG ORIENTO, HEJMKOMMANDO

Nothing is known about this army other than its subordination to AG ORIENTO.

8—22. 19 Air Army, AG ORIENTO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG DCG CofS H&S Bn 40 Bmr Div 41 Bmr Div G/AD VINOGRADOV, ...169608

K. 66 Hel Regt (Hv)

Unit History. Date of activation unknown. Moved from the western Homeland to AG ORI- ENTO in 1963. Its bomber divisions and one of its helicopter regiments were identified in the 19— operations in Southeast Asia but are known to have returned to the Homeland in March 19


a. 258 SSM Division, AG ORIENTO, HEJM- KOMMANDO. CODE NAME IMPERIESTRO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG G/D WEILHEIM CofS .

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HQ Btry 285 SSM Bde

(RANCOR) SSM Bde


Unit History. Formerly the 49 Breakthrough Arty Div of Alianco Support Command in support of satellite forces in Europe. Returned to the Homeland in 1957. Converted to SSM Div and redesignated in 1960. Assigned to AG ORIENTO in 1962.

b. 61 Artillery Division, AG ORIENTO, HEJM- KOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 101613 AREA OF OPERATIONS Homeland


CG G/D KOSCIUSKO, M Cof S H&S Btry 233 Mixed Arty Bde _ „ G/B J ASTROW, S „308533 Mixed Arty Bde Hv Arty Bde Tgt Acq Bn Sig Bn Svc Elm


HQ Btry ' MT Bn Med Bn Svc Bn

Unit History. Identified in the Homeland’s southeastern region in 1969.


The following units have been reported in the army group’s area of responsibility:

Northeast Region Laboraj Homeguard Div. 282 Tk Div.

EastcentraX Region 325 Mtr Rfl Regr, U/I Mtr Rfl Div.

Southeast Region 401 Mtr Rfl Regt, U/I Mtr Rfl Div. U/I Rfl Regt (Mtn) a total of 5. U/I Rfl Regt ( Jng) a total of 2. 29 Mixed Arty. Bde. 23 Hv Arty Bde. U/I SSM Bde (REGAL) 21 SM Bn '(RAMMER) 2 Bn, 1 Air Trans Regt. 1 Bn, 42 Air Trans Regt. Large number of heavy helicopter units.

Section V. ARMY GROUP VIGLIO

8—25. Army Group VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME ARKHOMO CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East and North Africa


CG G/A’s ALVAREZ, M Cof S H&S Bn 10 CAA G/A SKOBELEV „001701 11 CAA 4 TK A

— Air A 15 Arty Div G/D LAURANCE 506623 — Abn Div 25 SSM Div „.507620 Cml Bde — Engr Const Regt _ Sig Regt Med Regt . — Pgnd Regt

Unit History. Organized in 1946 as Home Group I. During the period 1946 to 1955 utilized primarily to enforce Circle Trigon rule throughout the Homeland. Reorganized in 1955 and redesignated AG VIGLIO. This is a highly mobile force originally intended for the protection of the Home- land against internal uprisings or surprise ground attacks from the outside. In 1965 it was concentrated in the southcentral region of the Home- land. In 19— it was sent to Middle East ápd North Africa to function as an advisor to’ guerrilla forces.

8—26. 10 Combined Arms Army, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME SPIRITO CODE NUMBER 001701 AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East


G/A SKOBELEV

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Mtr Rfl Regt — 61 Mdm Tk Regt - - - 120412 Mtr Rfl Div Arty .305624 Arty Regt -

Unit Commander

CofS - H&S Bn - 101 Mtr Rfl Div - 103 Mtr Rfl Div - Mtr Rfl Div Tk Div

72 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 61 Mixed Arty Bde 100518 93 Sig Regt Cmdt MADIA, -

Kochunni R, 25 Sig Intcp Bn - - 42 EW Bn - Med Regt MT Bn Cml Bn - -

Unit History. Organized in 1946 as 10 Rfl A and assigned to Home Group I. Reorganized in 1955 as part of the army group’s general reorganization and given its present designation. Located in the Homeland’s southcentral region in 1965. In 19 it was relocated to the Middle East.

a. 101 Motorized Rifle Division, 10 CAA, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East


CG 77. ~ CofS G/B PECQUEUR - 198 Mtr Rfl Regt 200 Mtr Rfl Regt .'..Cmdt BOSER Mtr Rfl Regt 163 Mdm Tk Regt 321432 Mtr Rfl Div Arty - - - HQ Btry AD Bn AT Bn RL Bn Sig Bn Svc Elm Med Bn MT Bn

b. 103 Motorized Rifle Division, 10 CAA, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 305624 AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East


CG "" CofS 183 Mtr Rfl Regt ... Col ALE ANDRO, Cosimo ..303434 Mtr Rfl Regt

AD Bn AT Bn -A-- MRL Bn ... Tgt Acq Btry Sig Bn Med Bn

' Mt Bn

c. 72 SAM Bde (RAIDER), 10 CAA, AG VIG- LIO, HEJMKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East


CG ^ :

XO Col MAKOVSKY, V.N H&S Btry 58 SAM Bn 855240

(RAIDER) 60 SAM Bn Maj TRILINSKY

(RAIDER) 61 SAM Bn 1 151210

(RAIDER)

d. 51 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 10 CAA, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 100513 AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East


CG

CofS ■. H&S Btry 4 Gun Bn 122mm ... Cmdt PAYN

(SP) 44 Gun Bn 130mm 32 Gun Bn 152mm 243213

(SP)

8-27. 11 Combined Arms Army, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS N. Africa


CG :..

DCG CofS G/B READE, P H&S Bn

6 Mtr Rfl Div . .

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17 Mtr Rfl Div G/D Delà CIERVA, 706634 Arias

Mtr Rfl Div 26 Tk Div

127 SAM Bde (RAIDER)


Mixed Arty Bde Sig Regt Engr Const Bn 45 Cml Bn Maj TROCKI, P 509227

Unit History. Organized in 1946 as 11 Rfl A and assigned to Home Group I. Employed repeatedly in 1947 and 1948 against ethnical minority insurgencies in the Homeland. Reorganized in 1955 as part of the army group’s general reorganization and given its present designation. In 1965 deployed along the southcentral border area of the Homeland. In 19 it was part of an advisory force sent to North Africa.

a. 6 Motorized Rifle Division, 11 CAA, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS North Africa


CG Cof S _. 77 Mtr Rfl Regt Col TITTONI, V.F. 702444 78 Mtr Rfl Regt 79 Mtr Rfl Regt 902454 — Mdm Tk Regt Mtr Rfl Div Arty _ AD Bn .. .. . _AT Bn MRL Bn — Engr Bn — Hq Sec . — Med Bn . .. .. _ MT Bn _

b. 17 Motorized Rifle Division, 11 CAA, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 706634 AREA OF OPERATIONS North Africa

Un*t Commander Code No.

CG G/D De La CIERVA, _ Arias

Cof S .. 107 Mtr Rfl Regt .. 705444 ' Mtr Rfl Regt .. . . Mtr Rfl Regt


79 Mdm Tk Regt 922452 Mtr Rfl Div Arty HQ Btry Arty Regt AD Bn AT Bn MRL Bn RL Bn Sig Bn

c. 26 Tank Division, 11 CAA, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER

AREA OF OPERATIONS North Africa


cc CofS Mdm Tk Regt Mdm Tk Regt -

14 Hvy Tk Regt 431422 110 Mtr Rfl Regt 001414 Tk Div Arty HQ Btry Arty Regt RL Bn — Sig

d. 127 SAM Bde (RAIDER), 11 CAA, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER



cc : XO Col SETH H&S Btry _ SAM Bn

(RAIDER) _ SAM Bn

(RAIDER) _ SAM Bn

(RAIDER) _ SAM Bn

(RAIDER) _ SAM Bn

(RAIDER)

e. 10 SSM Bde (RANCOR), 11 CAA, AG VIG- LIO, HEJMKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER 071500


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CG xo H&S Btry 44 SSM Bn ..-474220

(RANCOR) _ SSM Bn ...

(RANCOR) _ SSM Bn ...

(RANCOR)

8-28. 4 Tank Army, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO

CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East


CG DCG G/D CALDERON,

Baruch L. CofS H&S Bn 31 Tk Div 108602 _ Tk Div _ Tk Div 12 Hv Tk Regt 231412 _ SAM Bde

(RAIDER) _ SSM Bde ...

(RANCOR) _ Sig Regt ... Tgt Acq Bn . Med Regt .. _ MT Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1946 as 4 Cavalry Corps. Reorganized in 1955 and given its present designation. Located in the Homeland’s southcentral region in 1965. In 19 it was relocated to Iran after assisting in the suppression of abortive satellite revolts in two countries.

31 Tank Division, 4 Tk A, AG VIGLIO, HE- JMKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 108602 AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East


CG CofS 84 Mdm Tk Regt 428422 Mdm Tk Regt _ Hvy Tk Regt 86 Mtr Rfl Regt ....Col NEAGLE, Liam R. Tk Div Arty — HQ Btry _ Arty Regt


_ AD Bn _ MRL Bn _ RL Bn _ HQ Sec Med Bn _ MT Bn


a. 15 Artillery Division, AG VIGLIO, HEJM- KOMMANDO. CODE NAME SANGA CODE NUMBER 506623 AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East


CG G/D LAURANCE CofS 112 Arty Bde (Mixed) Arty Bde 116 Hv Acq Bde G/B KAVANAUGH 596533 Tgt Acq Bn Sig Bn HQ Sec Med Bn 1 MT Bn

Unit History. Organized in 1948 from the former 15 Fortress Arty Bde. Participated in the 1950 Southeast Asia Campaign. Returned to the Home- land in 1955. Expanded and given its present designation in 1958. Assigned to AG VIGLIO in 1959. Assigned to Middle East in 19 to provide support for the advisory force in the Middle East.

(1) 112 Mixed Artillery Brigade, 15 Arty Div, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East


CG CofS ..Col D’ANGOULEME,

A.M. H&S Btry 215 Gun Bn 130mm 516243

(SP) Gun Bn 130mm Gun-How Bn _.

152mm Gun Bn 152mm

(SP)

(2) 115 Heavy Artillery Brigade, 15 Arty Div, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO. CODE NAME

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CODE NUMBER 596533 AREA OF OPERATIONS Middle East


CG G/B KAVANAUGH CofS H&S Btry

3 Gun-How Bn 335213 203mm

Mort Bn 240mm 10 Gun Bn 310mm

(SP) Mort Bn 400mm

(SP)

b. 25 SSM Division, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOM- MANDO. CODE NAME CODE NUMBER 507620 AREA OF OPERATIONS North Africa


CG CofS 32 SSM Bde 273510

(RANCOR) _ SSM Bde

(RANCOR) _ SSM Bde

c. 32 SSM Bde (RANCOR), 25 SSM Div, AG VIGLIO, HEJMKOMMANDO.

CODE NAME

CODE NUMBER 273510



CG : xo _ SSM Bn

(RANCOR) 28 SSM Bn

(RANCOR) _ SSM Bn

(RANCOR)


The following units have been reported in the southcentral region of the Homeland. They are believed to be AG VIGLIO units, remaining in the Homeland, but their immediate subordination is not known:

208 Motorized Rifle Regt. 332 Motorized Rifle Regt. 52 Mdm Tk Regt.

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CHAPTER 9

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS (GHQ) UNITS

9—1. General

The units listed below have been identiñed as GHQ units. Due to the special cloaking and ident- ity and activities of these forces, only a relatively small number have been identified. The Homeland is given as their location, however, they may appear in any theater of operations at any time. The commander of GHQ forces is confirmed to be Marshal WUERTZFELD. The deputy is reported to G/A’s SALLAOV.

9-2. Divisions


a. Airborne 8 Abn Div

15 Abn Div G/D NEGRIN 506625 19 Abn Div

b. Bomber 26 Bmr Div 35 Bmr Div

c. Fighter 35 Ftr Div .558628 40 Ftr Div G/AD SALTYKOV 49 Ftr Div

d. Ground Attack 23 Gnd Atk Div 377618 30 Gnd Atk Div 31 Gnd Atk Div .. G/AD GIDE 178608

e. Motorized Rifle 23 Mtr Rfl G/D DeGALINEE 30 Mtr Rfl 39 Mtr Rfl G/D VIBERT 908644 /. Rifle 1 Rfl Div (Mtn) .G/D AMMAN 5 Rfl Div (Mtn) 515624

11 Rfl Div (Jng) G/D DABROWSKI 126604 g. SSM Div 7 SSM Div 705630

11 SSM Div h. Tank

19 Tk Div ... .G/D PEYER 906642 21 Tk Div

9—3. Brigades


o. Chemical 14 Cml Bde ___ .'!!!!!.!


21 Cml Bde b. Heavy Artillery

11 Heavy Arty Bde

22 Heavy Arty Bde

25 Heavy Arty 597523 Bde

c. Mixed Artillery 38 Mixed Arty ...G/B BUCHOV 803543

Bde 53 Mixed Arty ...G/B AUERSPERG

Bde d. Surface-to-Air

Missile 6 SAM Bde

(RASCAL/ REGENT)

7 SAM Bde (RASCAL/ REGENT)




e. Surface-to- Surface Missile

2 SSM Bde (REGAL)

8 SSM Bde (REGAL)

15 SSM Bde (REGAL)

20 SSM Bde (REGAL)

21 SSM Bde (REGAL)

9—4. Regiments


a. Air Reconnaissance

3 Air Recon Regt

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36 Air Recon Regt

b. Air Trans- portation

43 Air Trans Regt

53 Air Trans Regt

56 Air Trans I Regt

82 Air Trans Regt

c. Antitank

10 AT Regt (Sep)

25 AT Regt (Sep)

d. Artillery Observation

25 Arty Obsn Regt

e. Engineer 3 Engr Regt 8 Engr Regt 9 Engr Regt -

(1) Amphibious 16 Engr Amph

Regt 26 Engr Amph

Regt 28 Engr Amph

Regt

(2) Ponton 7 Engr Pon

Regt 41 Engr Pon

Regt

/. Helicopter

(1) Heavy 28 Hel Regt

(Hv) 42 Hel Regt

(Hv) 50 Hel Regt

(Hv) 51 Hel Regt

(Hv) 81 Hel Regt

(Hv) 84 Hel Regt _

(Hv)

(2) Medium 11 Hel Regt _

(Mdm) 49 Hel Regt .

(Mdm) 54 Hel Regt

(Mdm)

(3) Light 24 Hel Regt

(Lt)


30 Hel Regt (Lt)

40 Hel Regt (Lt)

g. Intelligence 15 Intel Regt

h. Motor Transport 9 MT Regt

17 MT Regt 24 MT Regt 41 MT Regt - 53 MT Regt - 77 MT Regt

103 MT Regt

i. Motorized Rifle (Separate) 290 Mtr Rfl Regt

(Sep) 331 Mtr Rfl Regt




j. Medical 4 Med Regt

37 Med Regt

fc. Signal 7 Sig Regt

40 Sig Regt - 56 Sig Regt 84 Sig Regt 418421 92 Sig Regt 18 Sig Intcp Regt

l. Tank (Separate) (1) Heavy

20 Hv Tk Col BUKIV (Sep)

40 Hv Tk Regt 034402 (Sep)

(2) Medium 91 Mdm Tk

Regt (Sep) 111 Mdm Tk .

Regt (Sep) 124 Mdm Tk



Regt (Sep)

9—5. Battalions

^ Unit Commander Code No.

a. Air Defense (Separate) 70 AD Bn (Sep) 82 AD Bn (Sep) 99 AD Bn (Sep)

230 AD Bn (Sep)

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Unit Commander Code Np.

237 AD Bn (Sep)

b. Propaganda - - 4 Pgnd Bn — 8 Pgnd Bn

c. Rocket Launcher (Separate) 45 RL Bn (Sep) 46 RL Bn (Sep) 47 RL Bn (Sep) 64 RL Bn (Sep) 67 RL Bn (Sep) 79 RL Bn (Sep)

110 RL Bn (Sep) 116 RL Bn (Sep) 117 RL Bn (Sep)

d. SAM (RAMMER) (Separate) 20 SAM Bn

(RAMMER) (Sep)

28 SAM Bn (RAMMER) (Sep)







e. SSM (Separate) (1) REBEL

9 SSM Bn (REBEL) (Sep)

16 SSM Bn (REBEL) (Sep)

(2) REGAL 76 SSM Bn

(REGAL) (Sep)

77 SSM Bn (REGAL) (Sep)




f. Signal 28 EW Bn

9-6. The following: unit was reported in the vicinity of the Aleutian Islands. Its immediate subordination is unknown. Large U/I headquarters known as Combined Task Force SCHNEE.

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PART THREE

REFERENCE DATA

CHARTER 10

PERSONALITIES

10-1. General

a. This chapter contains an alphabetical listing of those Aggressor armed forces officers currently identified. The name, rank, branch, and present assignment are listed. Abbreviations of rank designations are defined in chapter 22, FM 30-102.

b. Numerous changes to this list can be anticipated .as a result of the effects of war as well as Ag- gressor administrative actions. Revised lists will be published by USAICS upon request.

10-2. Roster of Identified Personalities

Name

ABILDGAARD ABT, Christoph ACHUCARO ADRIAN, Brian AGOSHKOV AGUESSEAU AGUILERA ALBINONI ALDEGREVER ALEANDRO, Cosimo ALEKSYEV, K. ALFIERI, Vittorio ALGARDI AL ISFAHANI AL MAARRI ALMOGAVER, O. ALMQVIST ALVAREX, M. AMALTEO, Massimo J. AMMAN AMMON, N. K. ANDRASSY

ANDREE ANTONOVICH, G. W. ANTROPOV ANZA . APPIANI, Gaspare ARAUJO, L. P. ARBOLEDA, Phil ARCO VITO, S. V. ARGUELLES ARGYOPULOS, Pavlos ARRHENIUS, H.C. ARRIVABENE ASAKAWA

Rank

Col Maj G/B Col G/D Capt G/D Cmdt G/AD Col Maj Maj G/B Cmdt G/A G/A Col G/A’s Col G/D Cmdt Capt

Capt G/B Capt Cmdt Col Col G/D G/D G/B G/D Col Col Col

Branch

Arty' Arty Rfl Tk Tk Arty Arty Engr Air Rfl Arty Engr Rfl Arty Tk Rfl Arty Rfl Rfl Rfl Arty Arty

Arty Rfl Inten Àrty Tk Tk Rfl Arty Arty Arty Tk, Air Air

Position and unit of assignment

CofS, 212 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 274F Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CofS, 24 Abn Div CO, 45 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 102F Tk Div CO, HQ Btry, 21 Abn Div Arty CG, 4 Arty Div CÓ, 14 Engr Bn, Const CG, 48 Gnd Atk Div CO, 183 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 253 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CO, 284 Engr Bn CofS, 7 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 59 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CofS, AG ALARMO CG, 39 CAA XO, 114 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CG, AG VIGLIO CO, 324 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 1 Rfl Div (Mtn) CO, 246 SSM Bn (RAVAGE) COi HQ Btry, Div Arty, 230 Rfl Div, ’ (Mtn) CO, H&S Btry, 18 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CofS, 7 CAA CO,- H&S Btry, 42 Mixed Arty Bde CÖ, 11 SSM Bn (RAVAGE) CO, 278 Mdm Tk Règt CO, 352 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 331 Mtr Rfl Div CG, 14 SSM Div CG, Div Àrty, 221 Mtr Rfl Div ÇG, 3 SSM Div CO, 138 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 43 Ftr Regt CO, 1 Hel Regt, (Lt)

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Name

ASBOTH ASEYEV ASTER, Ralf G. ATTERBOM AUDLEY AUERSPERG AVERCHENKO, Nikolai A. AVKSENTYEV AVOGADRO, D. AXELSEN AYVAZOVSKY AZAD AZUELA, G.

BACA, Erwin BACSANYI BADENKO BADIA Y LEBLICH BAEKELAND, Egide P. BAGNACAVALLO, Ugo BAGRATION, Gregory BAIRNSFATHER BAJER BAJPAI, Tirupati BAKHOUD BAKR, Jamal H. BAKST, Stepan BALDWIN BALUCKI BANDINELLI BANERJEE, Acharya BARHAM, Josef BARNADES, Dionisio BARNEVELDT, L. BATALOV, Boris BAUTAIN, Pierre BAZARD, J. BEARD, C. M. BECKERATH, R. BEECKRO, C. G. BEKR, Halide BEKKER BELAIN BELGRAND, O. H. BEMBO, S. BENCZUR, L. BERCES BERDOX, M. BERGER, L. G. BERGK BERWALD BERZELIUS BESSENYEI, C. N. BESTUZHEV, E. BICKERSTAFFE, Roger W. BIDAULT, F. T. BILDERDIJK BILLROTH, Werner BILSKY, H. BJORNSON BODMER, Johann BOGOLYUBOV, Pyotr Y. BOJE, Hosea Q. BOROVSKY, A. P.

Rank

Cmdt G/A Col G/AD G/D G/B Maj Col G/B Col Maj Cmdt Maj

Lt Col G/D Col G/D Col Col G/AA Cmdt G/B G/D Cmdt Cmdt Col Cmdt G/AA Cmdt G/D Col G/A G/B Col Capt G/AA G/B G/A Cmdt Maj Col G/B G/B G/A Capt Maj Col G/D G/B G/B Col Col Maj Col G/D Col Col Col G/B G/D Col Col

Branch

Sig Rfl Rfl Air Arty Arty Med Rfl Rfl Rfl Med Engr Arty

Rfl Arty Rfl Engr Tk Tk Rfl Air Arty Arty Arty Arty Arty Rfl Arty Air Arty Rfl Tk Rfl Arty Air Arty Air Arty' Rfl Arty Inten Sig Arty Tk Tk Arty Cml Rfl Tk Tk Arty Rfl Arty Engr Rfl Rfl Rfl Med Tk Rfl Rfl Air Rfl

Petition and unit of aeeignment

CO, 22 Sig Bn CG, 14 CAA CO, 42 Ahn Regt CG, 56 Gnd Atk Div CG, 11 Arty Div CG, 53 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 343 Med Bn CO, 45 Mtr Rfl Regt CofS, 16 CAA CO, 283 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 381 Med Bn CO, 81 Engr Pon Bn CO, 266 AD Bn

CO, HQ Co, 20 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 211 Arty Regt CG, 72 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 101 Engr Amph Regt DCG, 3 CAA CO, 351 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 240F Mtr Rfl Regt DCG, 5 Air A CO, 191 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CG, 91 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CG, 5F Arty Div CO, 237 RL Bn CO, 112 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 408 Rfl Regt (Mtn) CO, 60 SSM Bn (RANCOR) DCG, 32 Air A CO, 260 SAM BN (RAIDER) CG, 5 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 311 Mdm Tk Regt DCG, 4 CAA CG, 41 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CofS, 41 Gnd Atk Div CO, HQ Btry, Div Arty, 32 Mtr Rfl Div DCG, 10 Air A CG, 23 Mixed Arty Bde CG, 2 CAA CO, 330 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, Svc Bn, 307 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 21 Sig Regt CG, 124 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CofS, 25 CAA CG, 6 Tk A CO, HQ Btry, Div Arty, 54F Mtr Rfl Div Co, 27 Cml Bn CO, 212 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 118 Tk Div CofS, 50 Tk A CG, 231F Mixed Arty Bde CO, 402F Rfl Regt (Mtn) CO, 319 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, 131 Engr Bn CO, 137 Mtr Rfl Regt CofS, 9 CAA CO, 12 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 127 Med Regt CO, 260 Mdm Tk Regt CofS, 4 Abn Div CG, 32 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 47 Hel Regt (Mdm) CO, 172 Mtr Rfl Regt

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Same

BOSCH, W. BÖSER BOVET, Leon BRAGG, Willis N. BRENDEL, Jacob BROVISK BROTKOPFV, Georg BROTHER, James N. BUCHOV BUKIV BURT, William O.

CABALLE, Jaime CABANA, A. CADELL, J. CALDERON, Baruch L. CALLERO, J. S. GALLET, J. CAMALEYA, Yulian V. CAMBON, L. CAÑIZO CANTHO CARGILA CARNSKOV CARRAI, Carlo CARTWRIGHT, E. CARUSO, A. CASTELNUOVO CATTERMOLE, V. CAVAL CAVEN CHANSKY CHERKUROV, luri CHIRIKOV, Georgy S. CIBBER CIRUELO, Blasco CLAESZ CLEGSKOV CLIFFORD CLUA CLYNZ COCHENHAUSEN, Klaus COMBER, K. CONDOLMIERI CONNAUGHT CONSTABLE, John J. COUSTOU CROCKCROFT CROSK CUGNOT CULLMAN, T. CUYP, A. CUZA, Teodor

DABROWSKI DAIMLER DAM, W. DAMIN, Corcho D’ANGOULEME, A. M. DANILEVSKY DANTAN DARASCU D’ARGENSON D’AUBIGNE, N. DAVIDOFF, A.

Rank Branch

G/B Tk Cmdt Rfl Col Tk Col Rfl Col Rfl Col Rfl Marshal Tk G/B Arty G/B Arty Col Tk Cmdt Tk

Col Air Maj Cml G/B Arty G/D Tk Lt Arty G/B Arty Col Tk Col Rfl G/B Arty Col Air Col Tk G/B Arty Capt Rfl G/AD Air G/B Arty Col Arty G/D Rfl Col Rfl G/D Arty Maj Arty G/A Rfl Col Air G/D Rfl Col Rfl Maj Engr Col Arty Capt Rfl Cmdt Arty Cmdt Arty

W. G/D Tk G/B Arty Col Air G/B Arty Col Rfl Capt Cml Maj Arty Col Rfl Cmdt Trans Col Rfl Maj Sig G/B Arty

G/D Rfl G/D Rfl Col Rfl G/A’s Rfl Col Arty Col Tk Col Rfl G/D Rfl Cmdt Arty G/AA Air Maj Arty


CofS, 6 Tk A CO, 200 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 93 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 102 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 175 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 403 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, RC HEJMKOMMANDO CG, 223 Hv Arty Bde CG, 38 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 20 Hv Tk Regt (Sep) CO, 101 Mdm Tk Regt

CO, 14 Hel Regt (Lt) CO, 3 Cml Bn CG, 36F Mixed Arty Bde DCG, 4 Tk A CO, 61 Tgt Acq Btry CG, 50 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 295 Hv Tk Regt CO, 114F Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 217 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 34 Air Recon Regt CO, 105 Mdm TK Regt CG, 12 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, HQ Co, 231 F Mtr Rfl Div CG, 44 Gnd Atk Div CG, 12 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CofS, 86 Mixed Arty Bde DCG, 19 CAA CO, 2 Mtr Rfl Regt , CG, 261 Tk Div CO, 279 MRL Bn, 140-mm CofS, RC PACIFIKO CO, 34 Gnd Atk Regt CG, 47 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 322 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 34 Engr Bn XO, 41 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, HQ Co, 127F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 274 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CO, 291 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CG, 9F Tk Div CG, 245 Mixed Arty Bde CofS, 2 Gnd Atk Div CG, 126 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 312 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 400 Cml Co CO, 358 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, 245 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 57 MT Bn CO, 305 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 15 Sig Bn CG, 127 Mixed Arty Bde

CG, 11 Rfl Div (Jng) CG, 156 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 58 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, AG, OCCIDENTO CofS, 112 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 84 Hv Tk Regt CO, 65 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 99 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 240 SSM Bn (RANCOR) DCG, 1 Air A CO, 16 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP)

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Name

DAVINCI De BAIF De BOURBON De BRUHL, Edward DEBYE De FREYCINET De CALINEE De HAAS De La CIERVA, Arias De La HALLE DELAVILLE, Alphonse De MAGALHAES DEMETRIA De MONTALVO De NARVAEZ, A. M. De NAVARRETE DENIKIN, Bosir A. D’EPINAY De RIOJA De SALVIA De SOUSA De ZAMORA, O. DIAZ, Rogue DIEPENBROCK DIETZ, Louis H. DIMITRIOFF, Kontanz DTNDY, T. DOLLFUSS, W. V. DOLLOND DOMINQUEZ, Hector DONLON, T. DORAN DORFBURGER, Jan D’ORSO, Benito V. DOSB DREW, C. DROHOMANOV, G. DUFF, Philip N. DULLANY Dú VERGIER DWIVEDI, Kavi DWIVEDI, T. DWYER, J. DZERZHINSKY, Viktor DZYUBIN

EARLY, Terence S. ECHEGARAY, X. EHRLE, R. W. EIKHE ELLITT, L. EL TARUK, Hassan Eli ENESCO, N. ENGLEHEART ENTIST ENTWISTLE, Conrad ENTWISTLE, R. ERDELYI ERTEL, Gavrila ERXLEBEN ESPARTERO, D. ESQUIROS ETEX, C. J. ETTEN

Rank Branch

Col Rfl G/D Rfl Col Rfl Col Rfl Col Tk Col Rfl G/D Rfl G/B Arty G/D Rfl Col Rfl Col Rfl Cmdt Arty G/D Tk Col Rfl Col Tk Col Arty G/AD Air Col Rfl G/B Arty G/B Arty Cmdt Arty G/A Rfl G/D Rfl Col Rfl Marshal Rfl Marshal Tk Maj Arty G/B Arty Col Arty G/A Rfl Comdt Arty Col Tk Maj Cml Maj Arty G/B Arty G/B Rfl Col Arty G/B Arty Col Air G/B Rfl Maj Arty G/D Rfl G/D Tk

M. Col Air Capt Arty

Maj Arty Maj Arty G/B Rfl Cmdt Arty Col Rfl G/A Tk Col Tk Col Rfl Cmdt Arty Gol Tk Col Tk p/D Tk Col Rfl G/B Rfl Col Arty G/A Tk Cmdt Arty Col Arty

Poeition and unit oj assignment

CO, 279 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 37 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 275 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 271 Rfl Regt (Jng) CO, 253 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 235 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 23 Mtr Rfl Div CofS, 9 Arty Div ' CG, 17 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 170 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 51 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 279 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 3 Tk Div CO, 219 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 94 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 2 Arty Regt CG, 1st Gnd Atk Div CO, 83 Hv Tk Regt CG, 22 Mixed Arty Bde CG, 209 SSM' Bde (RANCOR) CO, 113 Tgt Acq Bn CG, 8 CAA CG, 7 Rfl Div (Jng) CO, 368 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, RG PACIFIKO CG, RC NOVAKOMMANDO CO, 17 AD Bn CofS, 34 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 332 Arty Regt ■ CofS, AG BIRMO CO, 28 Tgt Acq Bn CO, 14F Mdm Tk Regt CO, 29 Cml Bn CO, 31 AD Bn ' CG, 38 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CofS, 18 CAA CO, 121 AT Regt CG, 236 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 59 Ftr Regt CofS, 2F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 220 MRL Bn, 140-mm CG, 2F Tk Div - CG, 222F Tk Div CO, 68 Gnd Atk Regt CO, HQ Btry, Div Arty, 46 Tk Div

CO, 222 RL Bn CO, 417 Gun Bn 130-mm CofS, 6 CAA CO, 273 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CÓ, 63 Ahn Regt CG, Task Force DEZERTO CÓ, 151 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 105 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 101 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 178 Mdm Tk Regt CÓ, 113 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 350F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 219 Ahn Regt CofS, 5 Ahn Div CofS, 77 Mixed Arty Bde CG, 27 Tk A CO, 227 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CofS, 217 Mixed Arty Bde

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Name

EVALD EVANS, J. T. EVEREST, Anthony G. EXMOUTH EYDE, G. EYRE, Percy J.

FABBRONI, B. E. FABRE, C. J. FABRICIUS, N. S. FABRITIUS FABRIZIO, V. D. FABRY, Chari FABVIER, Jules FACCHINETTI, C. FACCHINETTI, Gaspare FAHLCRANTZ FAHRMANN FAIRLIE FAITHORNE, 0. FAJANS FALCKENSTEIN FALIERI, B. FAREL FAZL, Jamal M. FAZY, Raoul FEEHAN, F. J. FEENAGHTY FEENEY FEJER FELTON FENG FENGOR, M. J. FENCER FERLINGHETTI, Luigi FERNANDEZ, R. FEUCHTW ANGER FEUERBACH, S. J. FIBIGER FINESCHI FIRUZABADI, Abu FISHER, L. D. FITCH FITZGIBBON FLETCHER FLETT FLEURY FLIEDNER FLOQUET, Raul FODOR, Wilhelm J. FOSCOLO, D. C. FOUQUET, Felice FOUQUET, J. FOUQUIER, Roland FRAGONARD FRANCKEN, J. J. FRENEAU FRENKEL FRERON FRIEDLAND, August T. FRIES, August A. FRIESE FROMENT FRUIN

Rank

Maj Cmdt Col Maj G/B Cmdt

Maj Maj Comdt Col Cmdt Maj Cmdt G/A Maj G/B Maj Capt G/D G/B Col G/D Cmdt Capt Maj Maj Maj Cmdt Col Col Col Cmdt Maj G/A Col Col Maj Col Col Col Maj Maj Cmdt Cmdt G/D Lt Cmdt Cmdt Col Capt Col Maj Maj Cmdt Maj Col Maj Maj Col G/D Maj Maj Maj

Branch

Engr Arty Tk Inten Rfl Arty

Arty Arty Arty Tk Arty Arty Arty Air Med Rfl Arty Arty Tk Rfl Tk Rfl Arty Tk Arty Arty Arty Arty Rfl Rfl Air Arty Arty Rfl Rfl Tk Unk Tk Rfl Rfl Cml Arty Arty Cml Tk Cml Arty Arty Sig Arty Tk Arty Arty Arty Arty Tk- Arty Arty Tk Rfl Trans Arty Arty

Poeition and unit of aeeiffnment

CO, 85 Engr Bn CO, 99 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 70 Mdm Tk Regt CO, Svc Bn, 10 Mtr Rfl Div CofS, 32 Abn Div CO, 145 SSM Bn (RANCOR)

CO, 57 Gun Bn. 130-mm CO, 215 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, 216 SAM Bn (RAMMER) CO, 238 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 230 SAM Bn (RAMMER) CO, 241 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CO, 323 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 6 Air Army CO, 216 Med Bn CofS, 19 CAA CO, 89 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 173 Tgt Acq Btry CG, 62F Tk Div CofS, 216F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 172 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 12 Rfl Div (Jng) CO, 245 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CO, HQ Co, IF Tk Div CO, 275 Gun Bn 310-mm (SP) CO, 256 Gun-How Bn 152-mm CO, 253 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CO, 252 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 295 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 194 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 65 Gnd Atk Regt CO, 254 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 363F Gun-How Bn 152-mm CG, 6 CAA CO, 206 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 6 Hv Tk Regt CO, 221 Mort Bn 400-mm (SP) CO, 64 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 136 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 220 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 31 Cml Bn (Equip & Terrain Decon) CO, 223 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 42 RL Bn XO, 2 Cml Bde CofS, 4 CAA CO, 291 Cml Co CO, 273 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CO, 211 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CO, 18 Sig Regt CO, 384 AD Bn CO, 152 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 259 Gun-How Bn 152-mm CO, 259 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 352 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 219 MRL Bn, 240-mm CO, 200 Hv Tk Regt CO, 240 AT Bn CO, 164 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 247 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 127F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 259 MT Bn CO, 6 AD Bn CO, 127 Gun Bn 130-mm

10-5

FM 30-103

Name

FRUMKIN FRUNZE, A. A. FULDA, Thomas FURRER, R. FURSE, T.

GABELENTZ, H. GADE GAEVERNITZ GAFFAREL, J. C. GAGLIANO, C. T. GALAKTIONOV GALDOS, G. GALENOS, D. GALES, Wilbur J. GALI GALILEI, E. GALLCHOBHAIR GALSWORTHY, C. W. GALT, Jacob GALYORKIN, A. T. GAMBURTSEV GANZ GAPON, Audrey S. GARAMOND GARAT GARBORG, K. S. GARCIA, Juan GARZYNSKI, R. GASKELL, S. L. GAUMONT GAZES, Janos GE, Y. GEARY GEDWOOD GEIJER GEITNER, R. GELDNER GELERT GEMIER, E. GIDE GIFFARD, T. GIFFORR GIGLI, Oreste GIL, Melchor GIRADOT GJELLERUP GLASS CLASSE, E. GLUCK GOCKEL GOMEZ, Eugenio GOMMER GOMMUK, X. GONCHAROFF, Andrey J. GORBATOV GOTTHELF GOUGH GOZZOLI GRAMME GRAMM H. GRAUERT GRAZIANI, B. GRECHANINOV

Rank

Cmdt G/A Cmdt Maj Cmdt

Maj Cmdt Cmdt Col G/D Maj Col Maj Cmdt Maj Col Maj G/A’s Maj G/B G/AD G/B Maj Maj Maj Col Maj Maj Col Col Maj Col Maj G/D Col Cmdt Cmdt Maj G/D G/AD Col Maj Cmdt Cmdt G/AA

Col Maj Cmdt Capt G/D Col Lt Maj Capt

Col Col Cmdt Capt Col G/B Col Col Cmdt

Branch

Arty Tk Arty Arty Arty

Trans Arty Arty Air Rfl Arty Tk Cml Arty Arty Rfl Inten Rfl Trans Arty Air Rfl Arty Trans Arty Rfl Trans Cml Engr Arty Arty Tk Arty Tk Rfl Arty Arty Trans Rfl Air Air Arty Arty Arty Air Arty Arty Arty Arty Rfl Rfl Cml Cml Arty Rfl Arty Arty Arty Rfl Rfl Air Rfl Arty

Poeition and unit of assignment

CO, 291 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 42 Tk A CO, 29 RL Bn CO, 17 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 61 SAM Bn (RAIDER)

CO, 319 MT Bn CO, 143 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 224 SAM Bn (RAMMER) CO, 73 Frt Regt CG, 22F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 37 AD Bn CO, 225 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 68 Cml Bn CO, 247 SSM Bn (RAVAGE) CO, 201 AD Gun Bn CO, 7 Rfl Regt (Mtn) CO, Svc Elem, 132 Mtr Rfl Div CG, AG KALIFORNIO CO, 324 MT Bn CG, 261F Mixed Arty Bde CG, 9 Gnd Atk Div CofS, 7 Abn Div CO, 248 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, 221 MT Bn CO, 315 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, 268 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 165 Mtr Bn CO, 7 Cml Bn CO, 15 Engr Pon Regt CofS, 8 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 121 Gun Bn 310-mm (SP) CO, 83 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 157 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CG, 311 Tk Div CO, 351F Rfl Regt (Mtn) CO, 39 Tgt Acq Bn CO, 231 RL Bn CO, 236 MT Bn CG, 28 Mtr Rfl Div CG, 31 Gnd Atk Div CO, 107 Gnd Atk Regt CO, 142 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CO, 284 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CO, 217 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 8 Air A XO, 104 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 194 MRL Bn 240-mm CO, 204 MRL Bn 240-mm CO, HQ Btry, 216 Hv Arty Bde CG, 125 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 134 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 11 Cml Co CO, 32 Cml Bn CO, HQ Btry, 231 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 195 Mtr Rfl Regt CofS, 245 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 380 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 40 Tgt Acq Btry CO, 106 Mtr Rfl Regt CofS, 40 CAA CO, 11 HEL Regt (Lt) CO, 12 Abn Regt CO, 235 SAM Bn (RAIDER)

10-6

FM 30-103

Name

GREENWAY GRIGORYEV, Z. M. GRIMALDI, Giuseppe GRIN, Lazar GRISHIN, Gerasim S, GROMYKO, F. GROSS, Karl GROSSI, Prospero GROTIUS GROZA GROZA, Teodor GRUNDTVIG, B. K. GRUTZNER GUDÈ GUDERIAN, F. GULLSTRAND, S. L, GUPTA, S. GUTHRIE GYLLEMBOURG

HAAS, Helmut HABER HABSBURG, Udo HADFIELD, J. HADZOPOULOS, A. HAECKEL, E. F. HAËFFNER, A. M. HAENITKE, Gerhard HALLA HALLE HAMLETT, L. R. HAMLEY HANLEY HARALDSSON HARLICKA HASUR, M. P. HART! HARTT HARVK HATIEGANU, L. HAUGHAN, Sean L. HAUPT, A. , HAYDEN, J. HAZARD, E. M. HAZARD, Roland D. HEBBEL HEIDENSTAM HEINRICH HELY, B. HEMPEL, A. R.

HENKEL HENLEIN RENTRE HERBERMAN HERDMAN HERMES, Max L. HERMITE, Claude HERNANDEZ, M. HESSE, Hugo HEWLETT HEYDRICH, Joerg HEYMANS, A. HEYNE

F.

Rank

Cmdt Col G/A Col G/A G/D G/D Col Capt Cmdt Col Capt G/B Cmdt G/D G/A Col Col Col

Maj Maj G/B G/D Col ]Maj Col Col Maj Cmdt Capt G/B Maj Col Maj G/A Maj G/B Col Maj Col Maj Cmdt Col Col Maj Cmdt G/D Maj Cápt

Cmdt Col Col G/D Col Col Col Col Col Maj Col Maj Maj

Branch

Arty Rfl Tk Tk Rfl Rfl Tk Tk Cml Engr Rfl Tk Rfl Arty Tk Rfl Rfl Air Rfl

Engr Arty Arty Arty Rfl Arty Tk Air Engr Arty Pgnd Arty Arty Air Arty Arty Arty Árty Air- Ihten Tk Arty Arty Air Tk'' Arty Tk Tk Àrty Arty

Arty Air Rfl Rfl Arty Air Air Med Rfl Arty Air Arty Trans


CO, 221 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 32 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 16 Tk A CO, 228 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 16 CAA CG, 131 Mtr Rfl Div CG, 309F 'Tk Div CO, 258 Mdm Tk Regt CQ, 230 Cml Co CO, 29 Engr Const Bn CÓ, 3 Abn Regt CQ, HQ Co, 22 Tk Div CofS, 191 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 256 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 211 Tk Div. CG, 3 CAA CÓ, 96 Mtr RflrRegt CO, 33’ Arty Obsn Regt CO, 311 Mtr Rfl’Regt

CO, 315 Engr Bn CO, 115 RL Bn CG, 239 Mixed Arty Bde CG, 2 SSM Div CO, 5 Rfl Regt (Jng) CO, 234 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CÖ, 24 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 25 Ftr Regt CÓ, 42 Engr Bn CO, 265 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 223 Pgnd Co CG, 27 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 254 RL Bh CO, 24 Bmr Regt CO, 224 AD Bn CofS, RC HEJMKOMMANDO CO, 318 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CG, 231 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 56 Hel Regt (Mdm) ■ HQ & Svc Bn, 29 CAA- CO, 211 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 88 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, 76 SSM Bn (REBEL) CofS, 21 Gnd Atk-Div CO, 326 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 10 Gun Bn '310-mm (SP) CO, 157 Recon Bn CG, 61 Tk Div ' CO, 20 RL Bn CO, HQ Btry, Div Arty, 215F Mtr Rfl

Div CO, 164 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 20 .Hel Regt: (Hv) CO, 247 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 12 Abn Div ‘ XO, 55 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 54 Gnd Atk Regt CO, 36 Gnd Atk Regt CÖ, 5 Med Regt CO, 52 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 50 MRL Bn- 140-mm CO, 66 Ftr Regt . 4

CO, 215 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 112 MT Bn ^

10-7

FM 30-103

Name

HEYROVSKY HIENOV HILSA HICHENS, C. HILPRECHT, S. W. HINDENBURG HOBRECHT, M. HOBRECHT, T. W. HOGG, HOLAR HOLLWEG, K. B. HOLWERT

HONORE, E. HOPE, James T. HORN, G. F. HORNBLOWER, F. M. HOVGAARD HUBERMANN, Dietrich HUC, Thibaut HUMPERDINCK HUNYADI HUNYADY HUS, Jan HUTMANN HUXLEY, A. T. HYLAN HYLAND HYNES

IBANEZ, A. Ibn-BATTUTAH Ibn-SAUD ICHIJ, M. M. ICHIJ, M. IGUMNOV, A. ILLA, Federico IMAGAZU, A. IMMELMANN INGRAM INGRASSIA, L. S. INOUYE INOZEMTSEV INUKAI, Kozo IOANNOVNA, V. IOFAN, P. IORGULESCU-YOR, D. IPPOLITOV IRELAN ISNARD, Laurent M. ITAGAKI, M. ITURBI IVANCU IVANOV, Vladislav IVORY

JABLOCHKOV JACKS, Willis JACKS, T. JANOW, B. JANS, Reel off N. JANSEN JANSON JASTROW, S. JAYADEVA

Rank

Maj Capt G/A Col G/B Maj Col G/D Maj Col G/D G/B

Capt Cmdt Maj Col Col Col Maj Maj Maj Col Cmdt Col Col Cmdt Col Maj

G/B G/D Col G/A G/B Col Col G/A's Col Col G/B Cmdt Col Col G/A Col Maj Maj Cmdt Col G/D Col Maj Col Col

Col Maj G/ÀD G/D Maj Maj Capt G/B Maj

Braneh

Engr Tk Rfl Arty Arty Arty Air Rfl Trans Med Tk Arty

Arty Arty Arty Rfl Rfl Rfl Arty Arty Arty Tk Arty Tk Air Tk Rfl Arty

Arty Arty Rfl Rfl Arty Rfl Rfl Rfl Tk Air Tk Arty Arty Tk Rfl Arty Cml Arty Engr Air Rfl Arty Arty Tk Arty

Rfl Arty Air Tk Arty Arty Arty Arty Arty

Position and unit of assiffnment

CO, 262 Engr Bn CO, HQ Co, 79 Tk Div CG, 34 CAA CO, 201 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 151 Hv Arty Bde CO, 99 Gun-How Bn 152-mm CO, 6 Recon Regt CG, 25F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 66 MT Bn CO, 71 Med Regt DCG, 2 CAA CG, 220 Mixed Arty

Bde CO, H&S Btry, 69 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 11 SAM Bn (RAMMER) CO, 30 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 276 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 288 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 308 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 222 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CO, 204 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, 5 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 305 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 52 RL Bn CO, 243 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 18 Bmr Regt CO, 320 Recon Bn CO, 34 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 29 AT Bn

CG, 231 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CG, 31 Arty Div CO, 75 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 24 CAA CO, 214 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 57 Rfl Regt (Jng) CO, 236 Ahn Regt DCG, RC AZIO CO, 118 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 2 Ftr Regt CofS, 103 Tk Div CO, 285 SAM Bn (RAIDER) XO, 38 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 250 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 44 CAA CO, 7 Arty Regt CO, 216 Cml Bn Recon CO, 15 RL Bn CO, 63 Engr Amph Bn CofS, 14 Ftr Div CG, 7 Mtr Rfl Div CofS, 8F SSM Div CO, 119 RL Bn CO, 323 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 190 SSM Bn (RANCOR)

CO, 231 Ahn Regt CO, 136 AT Bn CG, 52 Ftr Div CofS, 8 CAA CO, 307 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, 316 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, HQ Btry, Div Arty, 219F Tk Div CG, 233 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 11 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP)

10-8

FM 30-103

Name

JAYASENAPATI JEFFERIES JENN JENATSCH, A. F. JENATSCH, Ferdinand JENKINSON JENSEN JENSEN, Jeus M. JERABEK JERROLD, E. M. JERROLD, William M. JOSBURG JEZTAK, J. JIMENEZ, Donsio JIMENEZ, Miguel T. JINNAH JOHANNSON, J. JON, F. R. JOHNSON, Brendan P. JOLY, O. R. JONES, Earl H. JORDAN, E. C. JOULE JUAREZ, Mariano JUBAINVILLE JUBAINVILLE, R. F. JUDGE JUNG, J. W.

KAEMPFE KAGANOVICH, Vladimir KAHN, Killian KALBECK KALLMORGAN KALNBERZINSH KALNOKY, Emil KALOMIRIS KALVOS KANGOR KANT, G. A. KARAKHAN KASTENBAUM KATE, Tobias D. KATSU, I. S. KAVANAGH KAAY KAZANTZAKES, S. KAZARNOVSKY KEARY, Walley A. KEENE, J. KEGEL KELCEY KELLEY, E. KELLGREN, Kurt KEOGH KEPPEL, Mark KER KEREKS, I. KERN, C. J. KESSELRING, Moritz J. KETTELER KEVENEY, Andrew D. KHALTURIN, A. P. KHANDEKAR, A.

Sank

Cmdt G/B G/D G/AD Col G/B G/D Col Cmdt G/B G/B Col Maj Col Cmdt G/B Maj Cmdt Maj G/D Cmdt Maj Col Maj Col G/B Maj Cmdt

G/B Cmdt G/B Maj Maj Col Col G/B Maj Maj Col Capt G/B Col Maj G/B Col Col G/A Capt Maj Maj Maj Maj Maj Maj Maj Maj G/D Cmdt Col G/B Col Col G/A

Branch

Med Arty Arty Air Tk Rfl Rfl Arty Arty Tk Rfl Rfl Cml Rfl Sig Rfl Cml Arty Arty Arty Sig Arty Air Arty Tk Rfl Arty Arty

Tk Inten Arty Trans Arty Air Med Rfl Trans Arty Air Rfl Arty Rfl Trans Arty Air Air Rfl Pgnd Trans Med Arty Arty Arty Arty Trans Tk Tk Arty Air Rfl Air Arty Rfl

Pocition and unit of acciçnment

CO, 38 Med Bn CofS, 2 Arty Div CG, 55 SSM Div CG, 17 Gnd Atk Div CO, 321 Mdm Tk Regt CofS, 71F Mtr Rfl Div CofS, AG MALAJO XO, 21 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 157 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CofS, 3 Tk A CofS, 11 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 249 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 35 Cml Bn CO, 19 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 302 Sig Bn CofS, 26 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 10 Cml Bn CO, 16 RL Bn CO, 2 RL Bn CG, 39 Arty Div CO, 377 Sig Bn CO, 316 MRL Bn, 140-mm CO, 38 Recon Regt CO, 155 AT Bn CO, 19 Mdm Tk Regt CofS, 307 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 100 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 168 SAM Bn (RAIDER)

CofS, 2 Tk A CO, H&S Bn, 16 CAA CG, 212 Mixed Arty Bde CÖ, 9 MT Bn CO, 352 AT Bn CofS, 29 Bmr Div CO, 3 Med Regt

.CofS, 36 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 133 MT Bn CO, 215 MRL Bn, 240-mm CO, 21 Bmr Regt CO, HQ Co, 3 Rfl Div (Jng) CG, 287 SSM ,Bde (RANCOR) CO, 394 Rfl Regt (Mtn) CO, 158 MT Bn CG, 115 Hv Arty Bde CO, 50 Bmr Regt CofS, 25 Bmr Div CG, 49 CAA CO, 129 Pgnd CO CO, 420 MT Bn CO, 177 Med Bn CO, 333 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 394 MRL Bn 240-mm CO, 214 Gun-How Bn 203-mm CO, 221 MRL Bn 240-mm CO, 166 MT Bn CO, HQ CO, 131 Tk Div CG, IF Tk Div CO, 402 SSM Bn (RAVAGE) CO, 11 Ftr Regt CofS, 85 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 13 Ftr Regt XO, 241 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CG, 87 CAA

10-9

FM 30-103

Name

KHINCHUK, Janis F. KHRISTIANOVICH KHRUSTALEV KHVOLSON KHVÖRSTININ KIELTY KIEPERT, W. KIEPURA, F. S. KIERKEGAARD KILHAM, E. S. KILIAN, Hasso T. KINNANE, K. KÍPLING, John W. KIPPER, F. KIPRENSKY KIRBY, F. T. KISELEV KITSON KITTL, Petr KlTTO, A. F. KJERULF, F. A. KLECKA, J. KLONOWIC, Casimir J. KLOOS, Jakob KLOOS, Roeloff H. KNOOP, Oswin KNOOR, Jost KNOWLLES, E. L. KOENIGSSTEIN KOLB KOLDEWEY KOLOKOTRONES KONDYLAKES KONOYE KOROLENKO KOSCIUSKO, M. KOSTAKOVICH, Nikita KOSTELANETZ KOSTKA KOTZEBUE, G. KOUNDOURIOTES KOWALSKI KRONEBERGER, W. E. KRYMOV, Abram P. KSAWERY KUKAT KUKARIN KULASEKHÁRA, Mirza KULEBAKIN KUNG KUTS, A KUUSINEN, Dmitry KUUSINEN, V. P. KVITKO, Pavel KYUI, Ilya N.

La FONTAINE, H. R. LAGERKVIST LAGERLOF, G. LAMB, F. A. LANCIANI, A. LANDER LANGENDIJK, A. M. LANGOIS

Rank Branch

Maj Arty Col Air Maj Trans Col Air G/A .Tk Maj Arty Col Air G/B Rfl Maj Arty G/B Arty Maj Rfl Cmdt Arty Maj Med Col Rfl Maj Arty Maj Arty Maj Arty Col Air G/D Rfl Col Air Capt Arty Capt Rfl Cmdt Inten G/AD Air Maj Cnil Cmdt Trans Col Rfl Col Áir. Maj Arty Maj Arty Col Rfl Maj Arty Unk Trans Col Rfl Col Air G/D Arty Cmdt Arty Maj Arty G/B Rfl G/B Árty Col Air G/A’s Rfl VAM Air Cmdt Arty Lt Arty Maj Trans Maj Arty

L- Col Tk G/D Rfl G/AD Air G/B Árty Cmdt Arty Maj Arty Maj Arty G/B Arty

G/B Arty G/B Arty G/B Arty G/B Rfl Col Rfl Maj Arty Col Rfl G/D Rfl


CO, 84 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 74 Gnd Atk Regt CO, 313 MT Bn CO, 74 . Ftr Regt CG, 34F Tk Div CO, 264 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 7 Gnd. Atk Regt ■ CofS, 1 CAA CO, 239 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CG, 92 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 5 AT Bn CO, 212 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 211 Med Bn CO, 27 Rfl Regt (Jng) CO, 32 RL Bn CO, 224 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CO, 378 Mort Bn 400-mm (SP) CO, 81 Ftr Regt CG, 221F Rfl Div (Mtn) CO, 21 Hel Regt (Lt) - . CO, H&S Btry, 238 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, HQ Co, 172 Mtr Rfl Div CO, Svc Elm, 23 Abn Div CG, 16 Gnd Atk Div CO, 234 Cml Bn (Offensive) CO, 143 MT Bn CQ; 156 Mtr Rfl Regt CO* 5 Recon Regt CO, 60 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CQ, 290 SAM Bn (RÀIDËR) CÖ; Í43 Abn Regt CO, 87-Gun Bn 130-mm CQ, 302 MT Bn CO, 189 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 39 Gnd Atk Regt CG, 6Í Arty Div CO, 314 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 47 Gun Bn 130-mm CofS, 33 Rfl Div (Mtn) CO, 30 Gun Bn 152-mm CO, 4 Hel Regt (Lt) CG, AG ST LAURENCO DCG, RC HEJMKOMMANDO CO, 294 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CO, H&S Btry, 91 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 234 MT Bn CCI, 117 Tgt Acq Bn CO, 286 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 75 Mtr Rfl Div CofS, 6 Air A CG, 129 SSM Bd (RANCOR) CO; 365 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 36 MRL Bn CO, 219 Gun Bn 130-mm CG, 236 Mixed Arty Bde

CG, 235 Mixed Arty Bde CG, 26 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CG, 19F SSM Bde (RANCOR) CofS, 33 CAA CO, 67 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 225 AT Bn CO, 289 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 33F Mtr Rfl Div

10-10

FM 30-103

Name

LARSEN, B. LASCARIS, Nikos LAURANCE LAVEDAN LAVERI, L. LEAOK Le BOSSU, Virgile LE CLERC LECHERS LEMAITRE, B. LENIN, Ilya G. LENTZ, D. LENZI, Carlo LEPESHINSKY LESZCZYNSKI, S. LICH LIFT LIAO LIEBLER, G. LIND, K. LIUAN LI VECCHI, Joseph LOBANOV LOBÖ, Fernao J. LORD, John LUHD, S. J. LUMIERE LUTZ, Roman LYELL LYSAGHT LYTE, Mark L.

MacALPIN, R. T. MacGILLICUDDY MacIVER, Angus MACKAY, H. R. MADDEN MADGULKAR, G. MADIA, Kochunni R. MAGNUSSON MAHER MAKDOUGALL MAKOVSKY, V. N. MALCOLM MATUN MAROS, I. Z. MARTINEZ, Gonzalo MARTINEZ, Josep MARX, Ewald B. MASARYK, Tomas MASLOV MATSKATA, H. MAUGHAM, R. MAVOR, P. A. MAYOW, C. McCORMACK, Harris McGILLIVRAY, N. MECKEL MEGRUZZI MEILHAC MEINHOFF MEINOV MEMLING, P. S. MENSHI, Pavlov

Rank Branch

Col Rfl Cmdt Sig G/D Arty G/D Arty Col Sig Maj Inten G/AD Air G/B Arty Cmdt Arty G/AD Rfl Col Arty Col Rfl G/D Tk Capt Arty G/D Rfl G/A’s Rfl Capt Arty G/A Air G/A Rfl Maj Med G/D Arty Cmdt Trans Maj Unk Col Tk Capt Arty Col Air Col Rfl G/D Rfl Cmdt Arty Col Rfl Col Rfl

G/B Arty Col Air G/D Rfl Col Air G/B Arty G/D Arty Cmdt Sig Capt Arty Col Rfl G/B Rfl Col Arty Maj Arty

: Maj Arty G/A Rfl Cmdt Arty G/A’s Rfl Cmdt Arty Col Rfl G/D Tk G/A Tk G/A Rfl Col .Rfl G/D Tk

A. G/D Tk G/B RIT Col Arty Col Rfl G/AD Air Col Rfl Capt Arty G/D Tk Col Air


CO, 25 Rfl Regt (Mtn) CO, 89 Sig Bn CG, 15 Arty Div CG, 81 SSM Div CO, 33 Sig Regt CO, Svc Bn, 2F Mtr Rfl Div CG, 5 Ftr Div CG, 50 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 169 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 34 Gnd Atk Div XO, 8 SAM Bde (RAMMER) CO, 53 Rfl Regt (Mtn) CofS, 16 Tk A CO, HQ Btry, 3 SSM Div CG, 14 Mtr Rfl Div CG, AG SUDO CO, H&S Btry, 54 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CofS, RC NOVAKOMMANDO CG, 25 CAA CO, 264 Med Bn CG, 1 SSM Div CO, 327 MT Bn CO, H&S Bn, 6 CAA CO, 272 Mdm Tk Regt CO, HQ Btry, Div Arty, 71F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 61 Recon Regt CO, 395 Rfl Refit (Mtn) CG, 3F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 6 SAM Bn (RAIDER) Co, 7 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 118 Mtr Rfl Regt

CG, 31 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 17 Ftr Regt CG, 31 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 95 Gnd Atk Regt CG, 32 SSM Bde (Hv) CG, 35 SSM Div CO, 93 Sig Regt CO, H&S Btry, 219 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 310 Mtr Rfl Regt CofS, 27 Mtr Rfl Div XO, 72 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 143 RL Bn CO, 270 AT Bn CofS, AG NORDO CO, 48 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CG, AG JAVO CO, 246 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CO, 391 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 116 Tk Div CG, 50 Tk A CG, 18 CAA CO, 69 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 9F Mtr Rfl Div CG, 129F Tk Div CofS, 121F Mtr Rfl Div XO, 16 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 400 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 10 Gnd Atk Div CO, 5 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, HQ Btry, Div Arty, IF Mtry Rfl Div CG, 202 Tk Div CofS, 12 Gnd Atk Div

10-11

FM 30-103

Name

MERCER MESKO, Ksaver S. METAXAS, I. METCALFE, L. MIKHAYLOV MIKHAYLOV, Dimitry MILIC, A. MIRA, Eugenio, V. MITRA MIYAGISHIMA, T. MOISEYENKO MOLLET MOLLOY MOOR, P. MORF, G. H. MORLEY, Eliot B. MOSS MOTTL MOYANO MUELLAR MUNCHAUSEN, A,

NADEZHDIN, T. NAENITKE, G. NAGENAAR NAHARRO, Maximino NAMETKIN, K. NASHCHOKIN NAST NATSUME, Kyo NAUJOCKS NAZZRHULLAH, A. NEAGLE, Liam R, NEBBIA, Teresio C. NECKER NEEFS, H. NEGRI, F. NEGRIN NERUDA, F. J. NEVINSON NEWCOMEN NEXL NEZHDANOVA NIEPCE NIEUPORT, G. S. NIKOLAEVICH, F. V. NIKOLAYEVICH NILSSON NITOBE, Sadanara NITOBE, Yoshio NIVELLE, H. NIVORSOFF, M. NOGUCHI, M. T. NORDENSKJOLD, K. M. NORDRAAK, R. NORENTE, L. NORWOOD, W. F. NOSAR NOSKOWSKI NOVATI NOVIKH NUNEZ

Rank

Col Col G/A’s G/A G/D G/A Maj Maj G/B G/A’s G/B Capt G/B G/B Cmdt Col Col G/B Cmdt G/AD G/D

G/B Col Col Col G/B G/D G/D G/B G/D G/A Col G/A Col Col G/B G/D G/AD G/B Cmtd Col Capt Maj Col G/AD G/B Col Col Col Col Maj G/A G/D G/A’s Col ADM Col G/D G/B Maj Cmdt

Branch

Air Air Rfl Rfl Tk Rfl Arty Arty Arty Rfl Tk Arty Arty Tk Arty Tk Rfl Rfl Tk Air Rfl

Arty Air Tk Air Arty Rfl Rfl Tk Tk Unk Rfl Tk Arty Tk Tk Rfl Air Arty Sig Air Arty Sig Arty Air Arty Rfl Arty Tk Tk Cml Tk Tk Rfl Rfl Navy Air Rfl Arty Engr Tk

Position and unit of assiffnment

CO, 31 Ftr Regt CO, 17 Hel Regt (Hv) CG, AG ALARMO CG, 30 CAA CG, 17F Tk Div CG, 19 CAA CO, 408 AT Bn CO, 370 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CG, 12 Mixed Arty Bde CG, AG KARIBO CofS, 222F Tk Div CO, HQ Btry, Div Arty, 211 Mtr Rfl Div CG, 5F Mixed Arty Bde CofS, 15F Tk Div CO, 234 MRL Bn, 140-mm CO, 147 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 18 Mtr Rfl Regt CofS, 21 CAA CO, 310 Recon Bn CO, 279th Atk Div CG, 13 Mtr Rfl Div

CG, 11 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 25 Ftr Regt CO, 27 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 50 Gnd Atk Div CG, 97 Mixed Arty Bde CG, 8 Rfl Div (Mtn) CG, 215F Mtr Rfl Div CofS, 131 Tk Div CG, 122 Tk Div CG, 21 CAA CO, 86 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 1 Tk A XO, 5 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 240 Mdm Tk Regt CofS, 5 Tk A CG, 15 Abn Div CG, 15 Ftr Div CG, 49 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 394 Sig Bn CO, 58 Gnd Atk Regt CO, HQ Btry, Div Arty, 156 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 122 Sig Bn CofS, 144 Mixed Arty Bde CG, 2 Ftr Div CG, 225 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 154 Mtr Rfl Regt XO, 36F SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 369 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 181 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 14 Cml Bn DCG, 1 Tk A CG, 80F Tk Div CG, AG ORIENTO CO, 278 Mtr Rfl Regt DCG, RC PACIFIKO CO, 58 Ftr Regt CG, 216F Mtr Rfl Div CG, 216 SSM Bde (Hv) CO, 213 Engr Bn CO, 144 Recon Bn

O’AHERNE Col Arty XO, 30 SAM Bde (RAIDER)

10-12

FM 30-103

Name

OBERHOFFER OBLONSKÀYA OBRÁDOVIC O’CALLAGHAÑ, T. B. OCASIO, M. OCCHINO OCKERSÖN . ODONEZ, J. S.

OERTEL; A- O’FLAHERTŸ, Dermot OGILBY, Aaron C. O’HARTIGAN OLBRICHT OLDCASTLE, V. OLDENBARNVELDT

OLDFIELD, E. D.

OLDŸS OLENHAÜR OLLIVÄNT, T. OLMSTED, Leonhárd O’MORE, A. OOMS OPPENHEIM, F. J. ORBELI, Josif ORCZŸ ORCZY, Gyula 0RIÁNI ORLOV, Y. A. ORLOV, Yury . F. O’ROURKÉ, Thomas J. OSSENDÓWSKI, M. OSSIANNILSSON, Carsten OTTENBACHER OVERSKOU, L, E.

PACIFICO, Salvatore PAHL, Irving C. PÀHLAVI PAISH, B. PAIVARINTA PANTERA, Tito PARKHÓUSE PARR, H. J. PASHA, Mustafa H. PASSALOVA, M. PASSY, Etienne PAULI PAVIA, Manuel PAXOFF PAYN PEARSE, Brian PECQUÈUR PELLETIER, Felice PERI, G. F. PETOFI, Gerely PETRUNKEVICH, K. PEYER PEZZI, Pompeo S. PHADKE, Bharantendu PHILTEL PIGNATELLI PILSUDSKI, W. S. PINZON PIRANDELLO

Rank

Cmdt Col G/AD G/B Maj G/D Col- G/D Coi Col , Col G/B G/A Col Cnidt G/B G/D Coi Col Col Col Col Cnidt Cmdt Col G/B Cmdt G/A Col G/A’s Maj G/B G/D Col

G/D G/D Màj G/B Maj G/A’s G/B Cmdt Cmdt Col Capt Cmdt Col Maj Cmdt Cmdt G/B Col Cmdt Col G/D G/D Col Col Col Col Lt Col G/D

Branch

Arty Arty Air Arty Cml Rfl Tk Arty Rfl Med Tk Ai-ty Rfl Tk‘ Afty Arty Tk Trans Tk Rfl Air Air Arty Arty Rfl Arty Arty Rfl Tk Tk Arty Rfl Arty Tk

Tk Rfl Arty Arty Arty Tk Arty Arty Arty Air Arty fk Tk Arty Arty Sig Rfl Arty Inten Arty Tk Tk Rfl Tk Air Arty Inten Rfl Tk


CO, 51 MRL Bh, 240-mm CO, 311 Arty Regt (Mtn) CG, 12 Giid Àtk Div CG, 65 Mixed. Arty Bde CO, 40 Cml Bm CG, 133 Mtr, Rfl Div : CO, 120 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 2 Arty Div.; CO, 246 Mtf Rfl Regt CO, 1 Med Regt. CO, 254 Mdm fk Regt CG, 6F Mixed Arty Bde CG, 28 CAA. CO, 223 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 321 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 110 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CG, 78F Tk Div CO, 16 MT Regt . CO, 235 Mdm Tk Rëgt CO, 328 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 67 Hel Regt (Lt) CO, 13 Gnd. Atk Regt CO, 295 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 105 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 279 Rfl Regt (Jng) CG, 31 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 66 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CofS, AG KARIBQ CO, 63 Mdm Tk Regt CG, AG GOLFO CO, 52 Gun-How Bn 152-mm CofS, AG FLUGO CG, IF Arty Div CO, 110 Mdm Tk Regt

CG, 206 Tk Div DCG, 48 CAA . CO, 239 RL Bn CG, Div Arty, Í8 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 99 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CG, AG NORDO CG, 16 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 211 SSM Bh (RANCOR) CO, 269 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 52 Gnd Atk Regt CO, H&S Btry, 6F Mixed Arty Bde CO, 75 Recon Bh CO, 227 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 272 Gun Bn Í30-mm CO, 4 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CO, 232 Sig Bn CofS, 101 Mtr Rfl Div CofS, 264F Mixed Arty Bde CO, Svc Elm, 21 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 287 Arty Regt DCG, 42 Tk A CG, 19 Tk Div CO, 223 Ahn Regt CO, 21 Mdm Tk Regt CofS, 23 Bmr Div XO, 66 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, HQ Co, Svc Elm, 201F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 46 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 79 Tk Div

10-13

FM 30-103

Name

PIRE, Maurice PIRE, Z. J. PISEMSKY, Yakov S. POLYANA, A, L. POMBAL, T. PORRO POWEL F. PRELLER, L. PRICE, C. F. PROKOFYEV PROTODYAKONOV PROTOPOPOV PRUDHOMME, Henri PUTTENHAM PYAT, E

QEBOR QUATREMERE, A. QUESNAL QUESNAY, H. QUETELET, Q. QUEVEDO, Diego QUID QUIDDE, G. QUINLISK, C. H. QUINTON, Antonio QUINTORS, A.

RADESCU, Sion C. RAHMAN, T. RAKHMATULIN RALEIGH RAMANUJAN RAMNICEANU RAY, A. C. READE, P. REJ, F. Z. REMAK RENNIE RENWICK, Nelson G. RHAMSE, R. RHIGAS RINCON, D. RiTCHIE, C. RITSCHEL, Kaspar ROARTY ROCHA, Efren RODRIGUEZ-SIERRA, F. ROGOVOFF, Nikolai ROMANOFF, P. ROOSEVELT, Franz P. ROPS, M. ROTHERMEL, Gerhard RUBE, E, A. RUDCHENKO

SADAK, Z. SAKAMOTO T. SALAZAR, L. SALCIGO, Beto SALLOV SALTYKOV SANCHEZ, Federico SARABHAI SAUD, Fath

Rank Branch

G/D Rfl Maj Arty Col Air G/B Arty Col Rfl Maj Arty G/Air Air Maj Arty G/B Arty Col Rfl G/AD Air G/B Arty G/B Arty Col Sig Col Rfl

G/B Arty Cmdt Arty Col Arty G/B Arty Cmdt Arty G/B Rfl Col Rfl G/A Air Cmdt Arty Maj Cml Maj Cml

G/Air Air G/B Tk Cmdt Sig Cmdt Arty Col Tk G/D Arty Col Rfl G/B Rfl Cmdt Arty Maj Arty Col Tk Cmdt Rfl Maj Cml Maj Arty Col Arty Capt Rfl Col Arty Maj Arty Cmdt Engr

M. G/A’s Rfl G/Air Air Col Rfl Col Arty Cmdt Arty G/D Tk G/B Arty Col Tk

Cmdt Engr G/B Rfl Col Air Col Tk G/A’s Rfl G/AD Air G/A Rfl Cmdt Arty Maj Med


CG, 38 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 3 Gun-How Bn 152-mm CofS, 20 Ftr Div CG, 134 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 60 Mtr Rfl Regt XO, 24 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CG, 9 Air A CO, 184 AD Bn CofS, 6 Arty Div CO, 55F Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 11 Gnd Atk Div CG, 69 Mixed Arty Bde CG, Div Arty, 215F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 24 Sig Regt CO, 11 Mtr Rfl Regt

CG, 2 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 6 RL Bn XO, 230 SSM Bde (Hv) CG, 248 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 90 MRL Bn 240-mm CofS, 21 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 293 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 13 Air A CO, 213 MRL Bn 140-mm CO, 42 Cml Bn CO, 17 Cml Bn

CG, 2 Air A CofS, 7 Tk A CO, 131 Sig Bn CO, 286 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 71 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 4 SSM Div CO, 84 Mtr Rfl Regt Cofs, 11 CAA CO, 221 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CO, 211 Gun Bn 180-mm CO, 41 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 275 Intel Bn CO, 43 Cml Bn CO, 311F, Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) XO, 47 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, HQ Co, 28 Mtr Rfl Div XO, 32 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 8 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, 265 Engr Const Bn DCG, RC ATLANTICO Cofs, RC ATLANTICO CO, 382 Rfl Regt (Mtn) XO, 211 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 244 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 18F Tk Div CG, 224 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 40F Mdm Tk Regt

CO, 61 Engr Const Bn Cofs, 29 Abn Div Cofs, 34 Gnd Atk Div CO, 263 Mdm Tk Regt DCG, GHQ Forces CG, 40 Ftr Div CG, 1 CAA CO, 164 MRL Bn, 140-mm CO, 72 Med Bn

10-14

FM 30-103

Name

SAVAGE, Ral SAVARINO, Ennio SAW AI SCARLATTI, Amerigo SCHACHT, Friedrich SCHERBATSKAYA, Aleksei SCHNEIDER SCHOUTEN SCHUBERT SCHULTZE, D. SCHULZE SCHUSCHNIGG SCHWENTES SEBOK, Jozsef SELYMES, A. V. SENAFE, M. N. SETH SEYTON, H. SHANG SHATSKY SHCHUKIN SHEN SHESTOV, I. SHI FF, Petro SIDEIRA, Alejandro SIEGBAHN, T. P. SIKORSKY SIMLUN, T. SIMON, C. F. SIMONOV, Igor Y. SIMPSON, M. L. BINDING, R. SISLEY SKOBELEV SKOROPADSKY, Leonid V. SMALL, W. SMOLLETT, W. F. SMOWDEN SMYTH, J. SNAYERS SNYDER, Charles W. SOLOMOS SOMANATHA SOPHOCLES, P. G. SOUBIROUS SOULE, D. SOUSA, Jose SOVAK, John J. SOZZINI SPELMAN, F. J. SPINELLO, Abbate SPITTELER STAR STARLEY STEENWYK, M. J. STEPNIAK, M. STERNBURG STOCK, H. B. STOICA, luliu S. STRAPAROLA, Massimo STRAVINSKY, K. Y. STUMPF, Ruprecht SUPEN SUAREZ, J.

Rank

G/B G/D G/D Cmdt G/A’s Col Maj Maj Cmdt Col Cmdt G/A Capt Col Col G/D Col Col Col Maj G/B G/D Cmdt G/A’s Maj Col Cmdt G/D Col Maj G/B Cmdt Col G/A Cmdt Col Maj Cmdt Maj Col Marshal G/B Cmdt G/D Col G/B Col G/A Col Cmdt G/A Cmdt Cmdt Cmdt Col Maj Cmdt Col G/D G/D Col G/AD G/B Col

Branch

Arty Rfl Tk Sig Rfl Rfl Trans Trans Sig Tk Engr Rfl Arty Rfl Tk Tk Arty Rfl Air Arty Arty Arty Sig Rfl Cml Rfl Arty Tk Arty Arty Arty Arty Tk Rfl Arty Air Arty Arty Sig Tk Rfl Arty Tk Tk Air Tk Tk Rfl Arty Sig Rfl Tk Cml Arty Tk Sig Engr Tk Tk Rfl Tk Air Arty Rfl


CG, 104F Mixed Arty Bde CG, 231F Mtr Rfl Div CG, 11F Tk Div CO, 7 Sig Bn CG, AG KOLUMBIO CO, 238F Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 224 MT Bn CO, 106 MT Bn CO, 299 Sig Bn CO, 154 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 21 Engr Const Regt CG, 12 CAA CO, H&S Btry, 272 Hv Arty Bde CO, 226 Abn Regt CO, 6F Mdm Tk Regt CG, 10F Tk Div XO, 127 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 22 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 76 Ftr Regt CO, 2 Gun-How Bn 152-mm CG, 223 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CG, 52 Arty Div CO, 14 Sig Bn DCG, RC NOVAKOMMANDO CO, 19 Cml Bn CO, 255 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 247 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 46 Tk Div XO, 220 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 289 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CG, 219 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 22 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 128 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 10 CAA CO, 11 Tgt Acq Bn Cofs, 44 Gnd Atk Div CO, 237 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 319 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CO, 53 Sig Bn CO, 215 Hv Tk Regt CG, RC AZIO Cofs, 11 Arty Div CO, 72 Recon Bn CG, 121F Tk Div CO, 43 Gnd Atk Regt CofsS, 46 Tk Div CO, 217 Hv Tk Regt CG, 5 CAA CO, 220 AT Regt CO, 1 Sig Bn CG, 7 CAA CO, 349 Recon Bn CO, 62 Cml Recon Bn CO, 202 MRL Bn, 240-mm CO, 212 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 29 Intel Bn CO, 52 Engr Pon Bn (Mdm) CO, 166 Hv Tk Regt CG, 101 Tk Div CG, 172 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 15 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 25 Ftr Div CG, Div Arty, 81 Tk Div CO, 193 Mtr Rfl Regt

10-15

FM 30-103

Name

SUKACHOV SUKHOMLINOV, Nisson SULLY, L. N. SUMAROKOV, Kondraty SUN, Pin SWEENLINCK, D. SZABO, L. SZALAI

TANC TANN TANANAYEV TANRIOEVER TAOS TARASEVICH TASMAN TASSO, Carlo TAUSEN, Gustav TENSG THEODOROPOULOS THONMANN, THURMAYR THURMAYR TIHOMIR TILAK TIMOLENKO TISELIUS TISSANDIER TITTONI, V. F. TODD, E. K. TODT, Kunz TOGO, Ando TOLENTÎNO, Desiderio TOOMEY, Sámuel TOPFFER ■ TOPLADY, H. TORRE-GABRIEL, J. TORROJA, I. TORROJA, P. L. TRAESKY TRAVERSARI TRETYAKOV . TREVITHICK, V.

TRILINSKY TRIMPER, Llewellyn TRIPATHÎ TROCKI, P. TROYON, L. R. TRYGGVESSON TULINKOV TURGENEV TYRKÖVA, Georgii L.

UDE, S. D. UFFENBACH UGLANÖV, V. A. ULIANOV, N. P. ULRICH, F. ULYANOV UNAMUNO, D. URYSON, Alexei S. USAKLIGIL, B. Z. USAKLIGIL, E. USHINSKY, Igor

Rank ¿ranch

Col Arty G/Air Air Col Rfl

T. Col Rfl Lt Arty Col Arty Col Tk G/D Tk

Maj Árty G/B Arty Maj Arty G/B Rfl G/AD Air G/AD Air G/D Tk Cmdt Arty Maj Arty G/D Rfl G/AD Air G/A’s Rfl Maj Engr Màj Ëngr G/AD Air Cnidt Arty Cmdt Arty Col Tk Col Tk Col Rfl Capt Arty G/A Rfl Cmdt Arty G/D Tk G/D Tk G/B Arty Cmdt &g G/A Rfl G/D Tk G/D Tk Maj Trans G/D Rfl G/D Arty Col- Arty Maj Arty G/A Tk G/D Tk Maj Cml Cmdt Rfl Col Tk G/B Arty Maj Arty G/A Rfl

Maj Arty Cmdt Arty G/AD Air G/A Tk Col Med Col Rfl G/D Rfl Maj Arty Maj Trans Col Tk Cmdt Tk


XO, 129 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CG, 10 Air A ' CO, 24ÍF-Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 315 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, HQ Btry, 264 SSM Bde (Hv) XO, 234 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 173 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 64 Tk Div

CO, 232 Guh Bn 122-mm (SP) CG, 272 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 299 Gun-How Bn 152-mm Cofs, 223, Rfl Div (Mtn) CG, 1 Ftr Div CG, 13 Ftr Div CG, 211 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 231 SSM Bh (RAVAGE) CO, 292 Gun-How Bn 152-mm CG, 214 Mtr Rfl Div CofS; 5 Áir..Á CG, AG BIRMO CO, 151 Engr Bn CO, 151 Èngr Bn CG, 20 Ftr’Div CO, 232 SSM Én (RAVAGE) CO, 315 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CO, 237 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 191 Mdm Tk Regt t)0, 77 Mtr Rfl Regt CO; 329 Tgt Acq Btry CG, Í20 CAA CQ, 250 SAM Bn (RAIDER) DCG, 29 CAA CÖ, 152 Tk Div CG, 27 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 159 Sig Bn CG, 9 CAA . . CG, IF Mtr Rfl Div CG, 163 Tk Div CO, 202 MT Bri , CG, 3 Rfl Div (Jng) CG, 3 Arty Div XO, 246 SAM .Bde (RAIDER) CO, 60 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CG, 48 CAA CofS, 1 Tk A CO, 46 Cml Bn fco, 3 Intel Regt CO, 67 Mdm ,Tk Regt CG, 56 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 236 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CofS, AG KOLUMBIO

CO, 185 AD Bn CO, 247 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CG; 3 Gnd Atk Div CG, 2 Tk A CO, 20 Med Regt CÓ, 15 Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 246 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 396 AD Bn CO, 317 MT Bn CO, 55 Mdm Tk Regt CO, 3 Recon Bn

10-16

FM 30-103

Name

USOV, K. UVAROV

VAKHTANGOV, Nikita VALDERRAMA, P. J. VALERY VALLEJO, Pilar Van der DONCK Van der FAES, Hendrik Van der GOES Van der WERFF Van DEYSSEL Van ERPE, Gerrit F. Van KÄMPEN VANLOO, A. J. Van SCHOORLE, A. Van SCOREL Van VELDEKE VARNHAGEN VAVRIK, George VEDDER, H. W. VELAZQUEZ, Ignacio VELEZ, Adolfo D. VENKATARAMANI, Gulabdas VERDERA VERESHCHAGIN, Nicolas I. VERHULST, Cornelis VERHULST, G. W. VERWEY VESALIUS, E. VIBERT VICTOR, J. A. VIDA, M. Y. VIETINGHOFF, D. VILLAVERDE VINOGRADOV, K.

VIOESCU, Ion VISSER’T HOOFT, T. VIZYENOS VOLCK, Herwart Von BRUCK, V. R. Von GEISSEL Von LEIBNITZ, H. Von MAREES, O. Von MOHL, T. H. Von PERFALL, R. Von ROTTECK, F. Von STUCK, R. VOROBYOV VOULGARIS, Marcus

WALKER, M. L. WANG, Ta-fu WANG, Tsu-wen WARBURG WASSERMANN, G. WATT, Frank E. WEDERKIND, Detlev WEEKES, H. F. WEIK WEILHEIM WESCHESINSKY WEYO WEIR

Rank

Col Cmdt

Maj Maj Capt Col G/D Maj Capt Maj G/D Col Maj G/B G/D G/B Maj Col G/AD Col G/D Cmdt G/B Col G/D G/AD G/D Col Cmdt G/D Cmdt Cmdt G/A Maj G/AD

Col Cmdt Maj G/B Col Col Col Col G/D G/D Maj Cmdt Col Col

Col Cmdt Cmdt Col G/D G/D G/B G/AD G/B G/D G/A’s Capt Col

Branch

Rfl Inten

Arty Cml Arty Tk Rfl Arty Tk Unk Rfl Sig Arty Arty Rfl Rfl Arty Air Air Arty Rfl Arty Arty Tk Rfl Air Rfl Air Arty Rfl Sig Arty Rfl Engr Air Rfl Tk Arty Arty Arty Sig Tk Med Rfl Tk Med Sig Arty Arty

Rfl Arty Trans Rfl Rfl Rfl Arty Air Arty Arty Rfl Arty Rfl


CO, 349 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, Svc Elm, 37 Mtr Rfl Div

CO, 266 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, 22 Cml Bn CO, H&S Btry, 124 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 322 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 110 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 335 RL Bn CO, HQ Co, 81 Tk Div CO, 242 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CG, 221 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 113 Sig Regt CO, 82 Gun Bn 130-mm CofS, 53 Arty Div CG, 257 Rfl Div (Jng) CofS, 231 Rfl Div (Mtn) CO, 241 AT Bn CO, 84 Gnd Atk Regt CG, 31 Ftr Div CofS, 241 Mixed Arty Bde CG, 3 Rfl Div (Mtn) CO, 203 MRL Bn 240-mm CG, 10F Mixed Arty Bde CO, 66 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 26 Mtr Rfl Div CG, 11 Bmr Div CG, 171 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 30 Gnd Atk Regt CO, 111 RL Bn CG, 39 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 296 Sig Bn CO, 282 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CG, 22 CAA CO, 361 Engr Bn CG, 41 Bmr Div CO, 181 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 275 Recon Bn CO, 243F Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) CG, Div Arty, 156 Mtr Rfl Div CofS, 9 Mixed Arty Bde Co, 111 Sig Regt CO, 3F Hv Tk Regt CO, 31 Med Regt CG, 23 Abn Div CG, 23F Tk Div CO, 83 Med Bn CO, 30 Sig Bn CO, 29 Arty Regt CofS, 67 Mixed Arty Bde

CO, 43 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 324 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) CO, 33 MT Bn CO, 202F Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 36 Mtr Rfl Div CG, 191 Mtr Rfl Div CG, 227 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 52 Gnd Atk Div CG, 38 SAM Bde CG, 258 SSM Div CG, AG FLUGO CO, HQ Btry, Div Arty 27 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 259 Mtr Rfl Regt

10-17

FM 30-103

Name

WENDEL WÈSTERMARCK WESTUS, A. G. WEYPRECHT WERTLEBEN WHEELTON, E. R. WHITAKER WHITBREAD, A. A. WHITTEL WHITTLE, Eugene WICKEN, P. W. WIEGER, Richard E. WIERTZ WILIMSKY, A. WILLOUGHBY, Cleo WITSTEIN WODRIG, H. R. WOLFE, Pintan E. WOOLSTÓN WRANGEL, R. WU, Chien WUERTZFELD WULLNER, D. S. WYSS, T. WYSZYNSKI, K. S.

XIPHILINUS, Diogenes

YAGUZHINSKY YAKIR YAKOVLEV YAKUBOVICH, T. YANUSHKEVICH YASENSKY YEATS, E. YEATS, P. L. YEYA YEREMENKO, O. L. YESENIN YONDOLA YONGE YUAN YULI YUPI

ZAGAMI, Frank ZAIFF, Ira ZAKHARYIN, Taras ZAMORA, Epi ZANGWILL ZAYTSEV ZBORIC, Vasily ZEEMAN, A. ZENO, L. ZERBI ZERNIKE, H. ZHORDANIA, P. ZINOVIEV, P. Y. ZITNIKOV ZOSHSENKO, Alexi ZVEREV ZVEREV, Anton H.

Rank

Lt Maj G/B Col Maj G/D Maj Col Capt G/AD G/D G/Air Col G/D G/B Cmdt G/B Col Col Maj G/B Marshal Col G/D G/B

Maj

Col Col Col G/A G/AD Maj Col G/AD Maj G/B Col Maj Cmdt G/D Col Col

Marshal G/A Col G/D Cmdt Col Col G/B G/D Cmdt G/B Cmdt G/AD G/A VADM Col Col

Branch

Rfl Med Rfl Rfl Cml Rfl Arty Rfl Arty Air Rfl Air Tk Rfl Arty Arty Arty Rfl Arty Arty Arty Arty Rfl Rfl Rfl

Med

Air Arty Tk Rfl Air Engr Arty Air Arty Arty Rfl Arty Trans Rfl Air Arty

Arty Tk Rfl Rfl Tk Rfl Air Arty Tk Arty Arty Arty Air Rfl Navy Air Tk

Pontion and unit of assignment

CO, HQ Co, 51 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 199 Med Bn CofS, 15F Mtr Rfl Div CO, 31 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 215 Cml Bn (Equip & Terrain Decon) CG, 20 Mtr Rfl Div CO, 283 Gun Bn 130-mm CO, Í57 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 252 Gun-How Bn 152-mm CG, 41 Gnd Atk Div CG, 240 Tk Div CG, 5 Air A CO, 133 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 121F Mtr Rfl Div CG, 213 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 262 SAM Bn (RAIDER) CG, 155F SSM Bde (RANCOR) CO, 232 Mtr Rfl Regt CofS, 232 Hv Arty Bde CO, 241 Gun Bn 130-mm CG, 219 SSM Bde (RANCOR) CG, GHQ Forces CO, 242 Ahn Regt CG, 51 Mtr Rfl Div CofS, 24 CAA

CO, 325 Med Bn

CO, 67 Gnd Atk Regt XO, 54 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CO, 28 Mdm Tk Regt CG, 15 CAA CG, 55 Gnd Atk Div CO, 317 Engr Bn XO, 46 SAM Bde (RAIDER) CofS, 15 Air A CO, 307 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 242 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 243 Ahn Regt CO, 35 AD Bn CO, 2 MT Bn CG, 1 Ahn Div CO, 69 Ftr Regt CofS, 24 SSM Div

CG, RC ATLANTICO CG, 3 Tk A CO, 152F Mtr Rfl Regt CG, 253F Rfl Div (Jng) CO, 243 Recon Bn CO, 158 Mtr Rfl Regt CO, 83 Bmr Regt CG, 237 Mixed Arty Bde DCG, 23 CAA CO, 134 MRL Bn, 140-mm CG, 34 Mixed Arty Bde CO, 249 SSM Bn (RANCOR) CG, 42 Gnd Atk Div CG, 13 CAA CofS, RC AZIO CofS, 30 Bmr Div CO, 31 Mdm Tk Regt

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CHAPTER 11

CODE NAMES

11—1; Gênerai , í '

a. Code names are permanently assigned to regional commands, army groups,. armies, divisions and brigades. Subordinate elements of these units, not normally assigned to code name, share the code name of their parent organization.

b. Code names are usually single words and are seíécted under no identifiable system. For security reasons, Aggressor units in the field are some- times referred to by code name only. Code names often áppeár as part of the unit mailing address replacing thé unit’s numerical designation. In identifying units by their code name, care must be taken to insure that the word being analyzed is. in fact a code name since the name of the commander is also often used to refer to a unit.

11-2. Listing of identified Cocie Names

Code name Unit

ÀBRAMFIERO AG ORIENTO ABRAMUNITO 55 SSM Div ABÜNDECO 257 Rfl Div (Jng) ACETATO 35 SSM Div ACIDO.- - 19 Ftr biv. ADAGO 71F Mtr Rfl Div ADOPTI 5 Air A AERTONDRO 18F Tk Div AFANADORO 21 CAA AGADETO 331 Mtr Rfl Diy AGOPIDO - -. 61 Mixed Arty Bde AGLO ÁG JAVO ÀKADEMIO 236 Mixeä Arty Bde AKCIDENTO 38 Mtr Rfl Div AKERHOMO 211 Tk Div AKOMPANI 1 Tk A* AKRA AG KARIBO AKSETO 12 Arty Div. AKTIVA 231 SAM Bde (RAIDER) ALEKSANDRO 63 Tk Div ALKESTO 171 Mtr Rfl Div ALTARO 24 Bmr Div ALTIRI 39 Arty Div AMBICIA 1 Ftr Div AMELO 6 Air A ANDREO 33 Rfl Div (Mtn) ANGELO 29 Bmr Div ANGULO 2 Tk A ANKRO 13 Air A

Code name

ANODO ANTEKO ARANEO ARARATO ARBARO ARDO ARGENTO ARGO ARKHOMO ... ARKO ARNO ARNÖDO AROGANTA .. ARVIKOLO .. ARVO ATAKO ATESTI. AVENTURO . AZOTO. BALANGO .... BASTIONO ... BÍSAJO BÓNSANCO ... BRAVIDO .... BRONTOSORO BRULÁDO .... BRUTO BUBO CASI CELO ..... CERBECO ... CEVALO CIELARKO ... CIELFIERO ... DANGER© ... DEFENDI ... DERVISO DESÉGNI DÉTRETO DINAMO DONACI ...... DÖRNO DRAKO DÚMOKO DÚONALFO . EGECO EMINENTA . ENFOSI ESKERO ESKO FAJREMA ... FAJRMASO . FANTOMO ...

Unit

23F Tk Div 24 CAA 25F Mtr Rfl Div 191 Mtr Rfl Div 237 Mixed Arty Bde 7 Mtr Rfl Div 8 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 215 Mtr Rfl Div AG VIGLIO 11 Cml Bde 55 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 12 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 122 Tk Div 26 Mtr Rfl Div 13 Tk Div 12 Rfl Div (Jng) 53 Arty Div 2 Abn Div 29 Abn Div 103 Tk Div 18 CAA 102F Tk Div 121F Mtr Rfl Div RC ATLANTICO 232 Hv Arty Bde 78 Tk Div RC AZIO 29 Rfl Div (Mtn) 13 Cml Bde 172 Mtr Rfl Div 26 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 129F Tk Div 17 Gnd Atk Div 16 CAA RC PACIFÏKO RC HEJMKOMMANDO IF Mtr Rfl Div 309F Tk Div 8 CAÁ RC NOVAKOMMANDO AG KOLUMBIO 44 Gnd Atk Div 39 CÁA 64 Tk Div 41 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 3 CAA 14 Mtr Rfl Div 9F Tk Div 131 Tk Div 81 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 10F Mixed Arty Bde 36F SSM Bde (RANCOR) 34 CAA

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Code name

FENDIGA FERVIRARO FIKSEJO FLAMO FLUEGO FURIOZEGA GARDI GASISTO GIGANTO GLAVBATADO . GVALTIERO GYULA HAKI HALO HARTMANO HEKTORO HELA HELIANTO HONORINDA HONORO IGETO IMPERIESTRO - INFERULARO .. INSISTI INSULO INTERESO ISMEMEGA IZAKO JOVANARO JUSTA JUVELO KALAFO KANDELO - KAPO KAPTILO KARUSELO KEMO KERAMO KERNO KLAFTO KLEJNO KLIENTO KOLOHIO KOLORETEMA .. KRATERO KRISTOBO KRUELA KURACO KVADROSUMO .. MAESTRO -, MALCEDEMA ... MALMOLA MALNEUTRA . .. MALPACA MALSANULOJ ... MALSATA MARIO MARSELO MIRABILA MORTIGFAJRO .. MORTKLOPODO MURO NAHABARO NOBELO

Onit

6 CAA 230 SSM Bde (Hv) 49 Mixed Arty Bde 216 Mtr Rfl Div 2 Arty Div 4 Abn Div 42 Tk A 30 CAA 219 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 8 Mixed Arty Bde 3 SSM Div 124 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 17F Tk Div 21 SAM Bde (RAIDER) AG ST LAURENGO 30 Bmr Div 32 Abn Div AG MALA JO 2 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 21 Mtr Rfl Div 79 Tk Div 258 SSM Div 16 Tk A 22 CAA 230 Rfl Div (Mtn) 48 Gnd Atk Div 6 Arty Div 11 Gnd Atk Div 33F Mtr Rfl Div 209 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 42 Gnd Atk Div 23 Abn Div 18 Mtr Rfl Div 24 SSM Div 67 Abn Div 6 Ftr Div 152 Tk Div 13 Ftr Div 20 CAA 32 Rfl Div (Jng) 162 Tk Div 13 CAA 5 CAA 46 SSM Bde (RAIDER) 9 Arty Div 4 CAA AG BIRMO 9 SAM Bde (RAMMER) 72 SSM Div 4 SSM Div 44 CAA 245 Mixed Arty Bde 7 CAA 3 Rfl Div (Mtn) 16 Bmr Div 2 Gnd Atk Div AG KALIFORNIO 5F Mixed Arty Bde 32 SAM Bde (RAIDER) AG GOLFO 18 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 221 Mtr Rfl Div 156 Mtr Rfl Div 144 Mixed Arty Bde

Code name Unit

ORELO 1 CAA ORO - AG OCCIDENT© OSKARARO 3F Mtr Rfl Div PACIENCO 27 Mtr Rfl Div PAFSOSEO 64 SSM Bde (RANCOR) PARO 8F SSM Div PARTO 9 CAA PERSEKUTO 10 F Tk Div PERSISTECO AG FLUGO PETRO 231 Mixed Arty Bde PLEZURO 131 Mtr Rfl Div PLUMBO 72 Mtr Rfl Div PON ARDO 1 Air A PRAHO 49 CAA PRIMO 20 Ftr Div PROFETO AG ALARMO RAMOND 223 Hv Arty Bde RASO 33 CAA RENVERSI 38 SSM Bde (RANCOR) RETOFORMA 2 Air A RUFINO 5 Abn Div RUGAO 24 Abn Div SANA 11 Bmr Div SANGELI 23 CAA SANCA 15 Arty Div SANGO 85F Mtr Rfl Div SAVI — 11 Arty Div SENMOLA 10 Air A SENPARITO 47 Mtr Rfl Div SERCI 7 Tk A SIRMO 15 Ftr Div SKARLATA 81 SSM Div SKIPIO 2 Mtr Rfl. Div SKORPIONO 54F Mtr Rfl Div SLOSILO AG SUDO SPEKTAKLO 222F Tk Div SPIRITO 10 CAA SPITI 312 Tk Div STRAFISTARO 133 Mtr Rfl Div STONMURO 67 Mixed Arty Bde SUBITA IF Arty Div SURCELAJA 201F Mtr Rfl Div SWORDI 2 Mixed Arty Bde TAGALUMO 40 CAA TASO 1 Abn Div TELEMAKO 206 Tk Div TEROSKUO 27 CAA TERURSTRAFO 41 Gnd Atk Div TIGRO 19 CAA TRAFPIRATO AG NORDO TREMIGI 1 SSM Div TRIO 30 SAM Bde (RAIDER) TROMPETO 3 SAM Bde TURO 307 Mtr Rfl Div UNANIMBATO 32 SSM Bde (Hv) URAGANIDO 11 Mixed Arty Bde VENTUMI 50 Tk A VILHELMO 25 CAA VINBERO 3 Tk A VINERO 5 Air A VIPO 2 CAA VIRO 28 CAA VUNDIGA 6 Tk A ZILINO 19F SSM Bde (RANCOR)

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CHAPTER 12

DOCUMENTS AND CODE NUMBERS

Section I. DOCUMENTS

12-1. Identification, Pay, and Service Card (IPS) (fig 12-1)

a. Each person of the armed forces receives an IPS issued by the Personnel Main Directorate. The card expires 3 years after it is issued.

b. The front of the card identities the individual, stating his name, rank, service number, branch and unit. It gives his date of birth (DOB), place of birth (POB), height, weight, color of hair, color of eyes and blood type. It is signed at the bottom by the bearer.

c. On the left-hand portion of the inside pages, further information willl be found regarding the soldier’s date of entry into the armed forces (DOE), place of entry (POE), schools attended and awards (entitlement to decorations and campaign ribbons). If the bearer is a member of the Circle Trigon Party, the party membership card number will be listed at the bottom along with the countersignature.of the issuing officer.

d. On the right-hand portion of the inside pages, the bearer’s pay record for a 3-year period

will be found. Each time the individual is paid, the paymaster will place the amount given and initial the appropriate monthly block.

e. On the reverse side of the IPS are listed the regulations regarding its use and misuse. Con- forming with usual Aggressor practice, it will be noted that the penalties are severe for unauthorized entries or unauthorized use.

12—2. Circle Trigon Party Card (fig 12-2)

a. Issued by the Secretariat of the Circle Tri- gon Party, the front part of the card contains the name and signature of the bearer, his sponsor and his party number, and the countersignature of the secretary of his party cell. At the bottom of the card will be found the bearer’s assigned party number and the date the card was issued.

b. Annotated on the reverse side of the card are the party card rules. Severe penalties are authorized for violation of the rules of the Party and the unauthorized carrying of the card is considered a serious criminal offense.

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AGGRESSOR ARMED FORCES Main Personnel Directorate

Name^

Rank

Branch. DOB

.Serial No..

Unit Place of birth

Height Weight Color Eyes Color Hair Blood

Signature.

Frontpieceof IPS

DOE POE

Military Schools.

Awards.

Circle Trigon Party No.

Countersigned

_L

Jan

JUT

Jan

Jul

Jan

Jul

Feb

Aug

Féb

Aug

Feb

Aug

Paymaster.

Mar

Sep

Apr

Oct

May

Nov

Mar Apr May

Sep Oct Nov

Mar Apr May

Sep Oct Nov

Jun

Dec

Jun

Dec

Jun

Dec

Middle Portion of IPS

REGULATIONS

1. Serves as a record of service, pay and

identification.

2. Entries to be made only by an Aggressor

military unit.

3. Unauthorized entries will subject bearer

to severe punishmént.

4. Unauthorized possessor of this card

will be severely punished.

Figure 12-1. Identification, pay and service card (IPS).

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TRIGON H [CIRCLE 1 ^H PARTY I

Name

Signed

Sponsor No.

Countersigned

Number Date

PARTY CARD RULES

1. Valid until withdrawn. 2. Only persons swearing allegiance to the

party's principles may carry this card. 3. Loss of card must be reported immediately. 4. This card is not transferable.

Figure 12-2. Circle Trigon Party card, English.

Section II. CODE NUMBERS

12-3. General

a. Code numbers are permanently assigned to each unit in the Aggressor armed forces. Aggres- sor, for security reasons, often refers to specific units by their code numbers. Code numbers for

regional commands and army groups are completely arbitrary, while codes for armies and lower units follow a definable system which is outlined below.

b. Aggressor utilizes a code number system

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in which each unit is assigned a six-digit number. It is believed that the code number system can be broken and personnel utilizing this manual are encouraged to conduct their own analysis of currently identified code numbers and attempt to break the code. To date it has been determined that there is a correlation between the fourth digit and the size of the unit.

c. Aggressor mail addresses may utilize a combination of unit designation and/or code numbers or code names coupled with area designations.

12-4. Method Used to Determine Aggressor Unit Code Numbers

a. Each digit of the Aggressor 6-digit unit code number indicates information about the unit, as shown by the following chart:

First digit Second digit Third digit Fourth digit Fifth digit Sixth digit

Unit designation Sub-type

Unit designation Size

Unit designation Type

b. The first, third and fifth digits of the Ag- gressor unit code number indicates the unit’s numerical designation. These digits are determined as follows:

Step A : Multiply the last number of the Ag- gressor unit’s numerical designation by 50. (As an example, we shall use the 24th Anti-tank Battalion). Mul- tiply the 4 by 50 = 200

Step B : Add the entire numerical designation to the answer in Step A, above.

(24 is the entire numerical designation + 200 = 224

Step C: Reverse the answer obtained in Step B, above to obtain the first, third and fifth digits of the Aggres- sor unit code number. (Reverse the 224 and the unit code number becomes 422. These become the first, third and fifth digits of the Aggres- sor unit code number.)

Note: The conversion table to ease steps A, B, and C is as follows :

100

200

Conversion Table for First, Third, and Fifth (Unit Designation) 1 2 3 4 5

50 100 150 200 250

1-150 11-160 21-170 31-180 41-190 51-101 61-111 71-121 81-131 91-141

101-151 111-161 121-171 131-181 141-191 151-102 161-112 171-122 181-132 191-142

201-152 211-162 221-172 231-182 241-192 251-103 261-113 271-123 281-133 291-143

Digits of Aggressor Unit Code Numbers 6 7 8 9

300 350 400 450 2-201

12-211 22-221 32-231 42-241 52-251 62-261 72-272 82-281 92-291

102-202 112-212 122-222 132-232 142-242 152-252 162-262 172-272 182-282 192-292

202-203 212-213 222-223 232-233 242-243 252-253 262-263 272-273 282-283 292-293

3-351 13-361 23-371 33-381 43-391 53-302 63-312 73-322 83-332 93-342

103-352 113-362 123-372 133-382 143-392 153-303 163-313 173-323 183-333 193-343

203-353 213-363 223-373 233-383 243-393 253-304 263-314 273-324 283-334 293-344

4-402 14-412 24-422 34-432 44-442 54-452 64-462 74-472 84-482 94-492

104-403 114-413 124-423 134-433 144-443 154-453 164-463 174-473 184-483 194-493

204-404 214-414 224-424 234-434 244-444 254-454 264-464 274-474 284-484 294-494

5-552 15-562 25-572 35-582 45-592 55-503 65-513 75-523 85-533 95-543

105-553 115-563 125-573 135-583 145-593 155-504 165-514 175-524 185-534 195-544

205-554 215-564 225-574 235-584 245-594 255-505 265-515 275-525 285-535 295-545

6-603 16-613 26-623 36-633 46-643 56-653 66-663 76-673 86-683 96-693

106-604 116-614 126-624 136-634 146-644 156-654 166-664 176-674 186-684 196-694

206-605 216-615 226-625 236-635 246-645 256-655 266-665 276-675 286-685 296-695

7-753 17-763 27-773 37-783 47-793 57-704 67-714 77-724 87-734 97-744

107-754 117-764 127-774 137-784 147-794 157-705 167-715 177-725 187-735 197-745

207-755 217-765 227-775 237-785 247-795 257-706 267-716 277-726 287-736 297-896

8-804 18-814 28-824 38-834 48-844 58-854 68-864 78-874 88-884 98-894

108-805 118-815 128-825 138-835 148-845 158-855 168-865 178-875 188-885 198-895

208-806 218-816 228-826 238-836 248-846 258-856 268-866 278-876 288-886 298-896

9-954 19-964 29-974 39-984 49-994 59-905 69-915 79-925 89-935 99-945

109-955 119-965 129-975 139-985 149-995 159-906 169-916 179-926 189-936 199-946

209-956 219-966 229-976 239-986 249-996 259-907 269-917 279-927 289-937 299-947

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300

1 50

301-153 311-163 321-173 331-183 341-193 351-104 361-114 371-124 381-134 391-144

100

302-204 312-214 322-224 332-234 342-244 353-254 362-^64 372-274 382-ÍÜ84 392-294

3 150

303-354 313-364 323-374 333-384 343-394 353-305 363-315 373-325 383-335 393-345

4 200

304-405 314-415 324-425 334-435 344-445 354-455 364-465 374-475 384-485 394-495

5 250

305-555 315-565 325-575 335-585 345-595 355-506 365-516 375-526 385-536 395-546

6 300

306-606 316-616 326-626 336-636 346-646 356-656 366-666 376-676 386-686 396-696

7 350

307-756 317-766 327-776 337-786 347-796 357-707 367-717 377-727 387-737 397-747

8 400

308-807 318-817 328-827 338-837 348-847 358-857 368-867 378-877 388-887 398-897

9 450

309-957 319-967 329-977 339-987 349-997 359-908 369-918 379-928 389-938 399-948

400 401-154 411-164

402-205 412-215

403-355 413-365

404-406 414-416

405-556 415-566

406-607 416-617

407-757 417-767

408-808 418-818

409-958 419-968

c. The fourth digit of the unit code number designates the size of the unit, as explained by the following table:

(1) Companies and/or Batteries (2) Battalions

(3) Elements

(4) Regiments

(5) Brigades

(6) Divisions

(7) Armies

d. The second and the sixth digits of the unit code number determine the sub-type and the type of the unit concerned, and are determined by using the table that follows:

Sub- Type type

Types (6th digit) and Sub-Types (2d digit) of Units

Sub- Sub- Type type . Type type

COMBINED 1 Signal 2 Signal Operations 3 Signal Interceptor 4 Target Acquisition 5 Anti-Tank ' 6 AD Artillery 7 Recon 8 INTEL 9 0 Arms

AIRBORNE 1 Medical 2 Anti-Tank ( ?) 3 Artillery 4 AD Artillery 5 Signal 6 Engineer 7 Chemical 8 Motor Transport 9 Target Acquisition Ö Âirbprne (Régt/Div)

8 AIR 1 Helicopter, Light 2 Helicopter, Medium 3 Helicopter, Heavy 4 Recon 5 Fighter 6 Bomber 7 Ground Attack 8 Transportation 9 Headquarters and Service 0 Observation and'Air

TANK 1 Light 2 Medium 3 Heavy . 0 Tank,

ARTILLERY 122mm SP Gun 130mm Gun 152mm Gun—Howitzer 152mrh Gun—SP 203mm Gun—Howitzer 240mm Mortar 310mpi Gun SP 400mm Gun SP Heavy Mixed (also Arty Div &

Regt)

. ENGINEER 1 Mine ; 2 Amphibian 3 Construction 4 Bridge 5 Ronton (Medium) 6 Ponton (Heavy) 7 Ponton 0 Engineer

MOTORIZED RIFLE 1 Rifle, Mountain 2 Rifle, Jungle 0 Motorized Rifle

CHEMICAL 1 Mine 2 Flamethrower 3 Offensive 4 Recon 5 Smoke- 6 Equipment Decontamina-

tion 7 Personnel Decontamination-

0 Chemical

SERVICE 1 Medical 2 Propaganda 3 Motor Transportation 4 Headquarters and Service

ROCKETS/MISSILES 1 Nerono (Rocket Launcher) 2 MRL 140mm 3 MRL 240mm 4 SAM RAMMER 5 SAM RAIDER 6 SAM 7 SSM RANCOR 8 SSM RAVAGE 9 SSM REBEL 0 SSM Heavy (Also SSM

Division)

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e. Example of How to Obtain the Unit Code Number for the 24th Anti-Tank Battalion: Steps 2A, 2B, and 2C, above explain how to obtain the first, third and fifth digits, which are 422. The unit code now looks like this: _4_

2 _2_ The fourth digit designated the size of the unit (c above): A battalion is rated as a “2”, making the code _4 2 2 2 The second and

the sixth digits designate the sub-type and the

type of the unit as determined by the Type, Sub- type Table attached. Anti-tank is rated as “5" under COMBINED. “5” becomes the second digit in the unit code number: 4 5 2 2 2_ Since Anti-tank falls under the

TYPE of COMBINED, and since COMBINED is rated as “1” the sixth digit becomes “1” in the code number: 4 5 2 2 2 1 The entire Aggressor unit code number for the 24th Anti-Tank Battalion is 452221.

Section Hi. CODE NUMBERS

12-5. Listing of Identified Code Numbers for Regional Commands and Army Groups

Code number Unit

000001 ^ RC ATLANTICO 000002 RC PACIFIKO 000003 RC AZIO 000004 RC HEJMKOMMANDO 000005 RC NOVAKOMMANDO 100000 AG NORDO 110000 AG ST LAURENCO 130000 . AG ALARMO 600000 AG KARIBO

12-6. Listing of Identified Code Numbers for Armies and Lower Units

Code number Unit

000147 . 400 Cml Co 001107 10 Cml Co 001207 10 Cml Bn 001414 . 110 Mtr Rfl Regt 001434 .310 Mtr Rfl Regt 001602 10F Tk Div 001604 . 10 Mtr Rfl Div 001701 . 10 CAA 002404 20 Mtr Rfl Regt 002523 200 Mixed Arty Bde 002604 20 Mtr Rfl Div 003434 .330 Mtr Rfl Regt 003701 .. 30 CAA 004207 ...40 Cml Bn 004423 , — 210 Arty Regt 004622 . . 240 Tk Div 005634 . . . . 350 Mtr Rfl Div 006404 60 Mtr Rfl Regt 009127 . .. 290 Cml Co 009226 . 290 Engr Bn 010220 200 RL Bn 010240 400 RL Bn 011205 . 10 Abn Med Bn 011231 . 310 Sig Bn 011241 410 Sig Bn 012200 20 RL Bn 012409 20 Med Regt 013201 _. 30 Sig Bn 013221 ..... 230 Sig Bn

number Vnit

014220 . 240 RL Bn 015200 50 RL Bn 020218 100 Gun Bn 130-mm 022220 220 MRL Bn 140-mm 023203 30 Gun Bn 130-mm 023432 330 Mdm Tk Regt 024223 240 Gun Bn 130-mm 024226 240 Engr Amph Bn 024402 _40F Mdm Tk Regt 025422 .... 250 Mdm Tk Regt 027225 270 AT Bn 028402 80 Mdm Tk Regt 031219 HO MT bn 031409 10 MT Regt 032249 420 MT Bn 034209 40 MT Bn 034402 40 Hv Tk Regt (Sep) 036209 . 60 MT Bn 039422 290 Hv Tk Regt 041233 310 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 041408 - -10 Air Recon Regt 043220 230 SAM Bn (RAMMER) 043408 30 Air Recon Regt 045223 . 250 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) C4S20S 60 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 047121 . .. 270 Tgt Acq Btry 051211 -110 AT Bn 052421 220 AT Regt 052608 20 Ftr Div 053220 -230 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 053500 . ...30 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 054201 40 AT Bn 054500 ... 40 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 056220 260 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 061408 10 Bmr Regt 062221 220 AD Bn 06420Í .. - 40 AD Bn 066408 . 50 Bmr Regt 070210 -100 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 071500 -.-10 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 071510 110 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 072221 220 Recon Bn 072520 _ 220 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 073520 ... 230 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 075408 50 Gnd Atk Regt 075500 .. . 50 SSM Bde (RANCOR)

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Cod« number Vnit

076231 360 Recon Bn 077220 - - - 270 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 079210 - 190 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 082408 20 Air Trans Regt 092503 20 Hv Arty Bde 100414 51 Mtr Rfl Regt 100424 - 151 Mtr Rfl Regt 100513 51 Mixed Arty Bde 101513 61 Mixed Arty Bde 101533 261F Mixed Arty Bde 101612 61 Tk Div 101613 - - 61 Arty Div 102624 171 Mtr Rfl Div 103424 - 181 Mtr Rfl Regt 103612 81 Tk Div 104137 -. - 291 Cml Co 104444 391 Mtr Rfl Regt 105413 101 Arty Regt 105414 101 Mtr Rfl Regt 105423 . 201 Arty Regt 105608 IF Arty Div 106701 1 CAA 106107 11 Cml Co 106404 11 Mtr Rfl Regt 106433 311 Arty Regt 106434 311 Mtr Rfl Regt 106444 411 Mtr Rfl Regt 106523 211 Mixed Arty Bde 106603 11 Arty Div 106604 11 Mtr Rfl Div 106624 211 Mtr Rfl Div 106632 311 Tk Div 107424 221 Mtr Rfl Regt 107612 121F Tk Div 107614 121F Mtr Rfl Div 107622 221 Tk Div 107624 221 Mtr Rfl Div 107701 _. 21 CAA 108216 — 131 Engr Bn 108404 . 31 Mtr Rfl Regt 108418 . . -. 131 Arty Regt 108423 231 Arty Regt 108426 - 231 Abn Regt 108438 .. 831 Arty Regt 108500 31 SSM Bde (Hv) 108503 . 31 Mixed Arty Bde 108602 31 Tk Div 108604 .. - 81 Mtr Rfl Div 108612 131 Tk Div 108614 131 Mtr Rfl Div 108624 231F Mtr Rfl Div 109424 241 Mtr Rfl Regt 109425 - 241 Abn Regt 109503 . - 41 Mixed Arty Bde 109628 241 Mixed Arty Bde 110238 .251 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 110444 351F Rfl Regt (Mtn) 111219 61 Med Bn

Code number Unit

111220 161 RL Bn 111229 161 Med Bn 111230 261 RL Bn 111439 .261 Med Regt 112231 271 Sig Bn 113233 ...281 Gun Bn 122-mm(SP) 113243 .381 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 113249 ...381 Med Bn 115203 1 iGun Bn 122-mm (SP) 115408 1 Hel Regt (Lt) 116200 .. 11 RL Bn 116408 11 Hel Regt (Lt) 117211 121 Sig Bn 117624 221F Rfl Div (Mtn) 118211 131 Sig Bn 118220 281 RL Bn 118221 ...231 Sig Bn 118409 ...81 Med Regt 118624 ..231 Rfl Div (Mtn) 119223 241 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 120412 61 Mdm Tk Regt 120422 151 Mdm Tk Regt 120432 251 Mdm Tk Regt 120442 351 Mdm Tk Regt 122240 271 MRL Bn 140-mm 122412 ...71 Mdm Tk Regt 123422 181 Mdm Tk Regt 124422 191 Mdm Tk Regt 125412 101 Mdm Tk Regt 125422 201 Mdm Tk Regt 126203 11 Gun Bn 130-mm 126404 11 Rfl Regt (Jng) 126432 311 Mdm Tk Regt 126604 _ 11 Rfl Div (Jng) 127402 21 Mdm Tk Regt 127432 321 Mdm Tk Regt 128206 31 Engr Amph Bn 128207 81 Cml Bn (Equipment &

Terrain Decon) 128402 31 Mdm Tk Regt 129223 241 Gun Bn 180-mm 129442 241 Mdm Tk Regt 130210 61 MRL Bn 240-mm 132219 71 MT Bn 133216 81 Engr Const Bn 133219 81 MT Bn 133422 181F Hv Tk Regt 135206 1 Engr Const Bn 135209 1 MT Bn 135405 1 Arty Regt (Abn) 136200 . 11 MRL Bn 240-mm 136209 11 MT Bn 136408 11 Hel Regt (Hv) 137229 221 MT Bn 138219 131 MT Bn 139220 241 MRL Bn 240-mm 140221 161 Tgt Acq Bn 141111 61 Tgt Acq Btry

12-7

FM 30-103

Codé number Unit

141418 . 61 Air Recon Regt 146200 11 SAM Bn (RAMMER) 146203 11 Gun Bn 162-mm (SP) 146233 ..SHF Gun Bn 162-mm (SP) 147408 . ’. .. 21 Air Recon Regt 150210 ...61 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 161210 61 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 163418 81 Ftr Regt 164220 191 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 154230 .291 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 155220 201 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 155608 1 Ftr Div 156220 211 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 157220 ..221 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 158221 231 AT Bn 168408 31 Ftr Regt 158620 231 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 158608 31 Ftr Div 169221 - - 241 AT Bn 165205 1 Abn Engr Bn 166201 . 11 AD Bn 166608 -. - 11 Bmr Div 167408 . - 21 Bmr Regt 169608 - 41 Bmr Div 173216 81 Engr Pon Bn 173240 381 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 174230 291 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 174510 ... : ... 91 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 176211 101 Recon Bn 175608 1 Gnd Atk Div 176210 111 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 176220 211 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 176221 211 Recon Bn 176500 11 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 177220 221 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 177221 .. 221 Recon Bn- 177230 . ... .321 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 178408 - 31 Gnd Atk Regt 178520 . . ..231 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 178608 31 Gnd Atk Div 179520 241 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 179608 41 Gnd Atk Div 185243 . 401 Mort Bn 400-mm 186200 11 SSM Bn (RAVAGE) 187223 .221 Mort Bn 400-mm (SP) 196200 11 SSM Bn (REBEL) 200137 202 Cml Co 200216 2 Engr Bn 200415 2 Abn Regt 200424 102 Mtr Rfl Regt 200434 202F Mtr Rfl Regt 200610 2 SSM Div 200612 2F Tk Div 200618 2 Arty Div 200614 2F Mtr Rfl Div 200711 2 CAA 200712 2 Tk A 201434 212 Mtr Rfl Regt

Code number Unit

201513 12 Mixed Arty Bde 201616 12 Abn Div 201711 12 CAA 202217 .22 Cml Bn 202413 22 Arty Regt 202444 322 Mtr Rfl Regt 202711 22 CAA 203217 32 Cml Bn 203434 232 Mtr Rfl Regt 203443 332 Arty Regt 203510 32 SSM Bde (Hv) 203533 232 Mixed Arty Bde 203614 32 Mtr Rfl Div 203616 32 Abn Div 204216 42 Engr Bn 204217 42 Cml Bn 204416 42 Abn Regt 204533 242 Mixed Arty Bde 205414 52 Mtr Rfl Regt 206236 262 Engr Bn 206622 162 Tk Div 207414 72 Mtr Rfl Regt 207434 272 Mtr Rfl Regt 207624 172 Mtr Rfl Div 208434 282 Mtr Rfl Regt 209434 292 Mtr Rfl Regt 210210 2 RL Bn 210454 403 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 211230 212 RL Bn 212213 22 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 212221 122 Sig Bn 212230 222 RL Bn 212233 222 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 212240 322 RL Bn 218210 32 RL Bn 213283 232 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 214223 .142 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 214233 242 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 215213 52 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 215411 52 Sig Regt 215421 ..252 Sig Regt 217239 272 Med Bn 218213 ...82 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 218444 382 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 221230 212 MRL Bn 140-mm 221412 12 Mdm Tk Regt 222220 122 MRL Bn 140-mm 222432 322 Mdm Tk Regt 223223 132 Gun Bn 130-mm 223412 32 Mdm Tk Regt . 224210 42 MRL Bn 140^mm 224412 42 Mdm Tk Regt 225422 162 Mdm Tk Regt 225442 352 Mdm Tk Regt 226432 262 Mdm Tk Regt 227432 272 Mdm Tk Regt 230249 - - - 302 MT Bn 230412 2 Hv Tk Regt 230418 2 Hel Regt (Jv)

12-8

FM 30-103

Code number Unit

231219 28 MT Bn 231412 12 Hvy Tk Regt 232210 22 MRL Bn 240-mm 234230 242 MRL Bn 240-mm 234412 42 Hv Tk Regt 235223 52 Gun-How Bn 152-mm , 236419 - .62 MT Regt 239233 292 Gun-How Bn 152-mm 243213 32 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 243231 232 Tgt Acq Bn 250245 302 Abn Sig Bn 250418 2 Frt Regt 250618 2 Ftr Div 252230 22 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 253231 232 AT Bn 253510 32 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 254210 42 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 255241 352 AT Bn 265618 52 Ftr Div 256230 262 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 258230 282 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 264211 42 AD Bn 266233 262 Mort Bn 240-mm 266245 362 Abn Engr Bn 272210 22 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 272216 22 Engr Pon Bn 272240 322 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 273210 32 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 273418 32 Gnd Atk Regt 273510 32 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 274230 242 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 275230 252 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 275240 352 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 275418 52 Gnd Atk Regt 275618 52 Gnd Atk Div 277211 .. 72 Recon Bn 280250 402 SSM Bn (RAVAGE) 283230 232 SSM Bn (RAVAGE) 285211 62 Intel Bn 300424 53 Mtr Rfl Regt 301425 . 63 Abn Regt 301622 63 Tk Div 301632 163 Tk Div 303434 183 Mtr Rfl Regt 304434 193 Mtr Rfl Regt 305137 ..203 Cml Co 305217 3 Cml Mo 305424 103 Mtr Rfl Regt 305454 403 Mtr Rfl Regt 305612 3 Tk Div 305613 . 3 Arty Div 305614 .3F Mtr Rfl Div 305622 103 Tk Div 305624 .103 Mtr Rfl Div 305711 . 3 CAA 306236 213 Engr Bn 306414 13 Mtr Rfl Regt 306444 313 Mtr Rfl Regt 306614 13 Mtr Rfl Div 306718 13 Air A 307435 . ..223 Abn Regt 307444 323 Mtr Rfl Regt 307513 23 Mixed Arty Bde 308434 233 Mtr Rfl Regt

Coi» number Unit

308538 233 Mixed Arty Bde 308614 33F Mtr Rfl Div 309217 ..43 Cml Bn 309414 43 Mtr Rfl Regt 309435 243 Abn Regt 309443 ...343 Arty Regt 310221 63 Sig Bn 310243 253 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 310253 353 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 311240 263 RL Bn 812429 73 Med Regt 314220 93 RL Bn 316220 103 RL Bn 316414 3 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 315454 403 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 315614 ...3 Rfl Div (Mtn) 316411 13 Sig Regt 316418 13 Hel Regt (Lt) 317233 223 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 817634 223 Rfl Div (Mtn) 319220 143 RL Bn 319233 243F Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 820422 , 53 Mdm Tk Regt 320442 253 Mdm Tk Regt 321432 163 Mdm Tk Regt 321442 263 Mdm Tk Regt 322432 ...173 Mdm Tk Regt 323243 283 Gun Bn 130-mm 323422 83 Mdm Tk Regt 324422 93 Mdm Tk Regt 325412 3 Mdm Tk Regt 325432 203 Mdm Tk Regt 325614 3 Rfl Div (Jng) 326230 213 MRL Bn 140-mm 326422 113 Mdm Tk Regt 327432 . 223 Mdm Tk Regt 828243 333 Gun Bn 130-mm 828422 133 Mdm Tk Regt 329432 243 Mdm Tk Regt 330243 253 Gun-How Bn 152-mm 334249 293 TM Bn 335219 ...3 MT Bn 335240 303 MRL Bn 240-mm 335412 3 Hv Tk Regt 836210 13 MRL Bn 240-mm 336233 213 Gun-How Bn 152-mm 336418 13 Hel Regt (Hv) 339229 143 MT Bn 339230 243 MRL Bn 240-mm 340141 253 Tgt Acq Btry 343121 83 Tgt Acq Btry 345213 .3 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 846181 213 Tgt Acq Btry 346221 .113 Tgt Acq Bn 346233 213 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 347211 23 Tgt Acq Bn 850240 253 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 351240 263 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 352240 273 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 352428 78 Ftr Regt 353240 283 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 354240 ..293 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 355213 3 Gun-How Bn 203-mm 856418 13 Ftr Regt

12-9

FM 30-103

Cods number Unit

Code humber Unit

357221 123 AT Bn 357226 123 Engr Pon Bn 357418 23 Ftr Regt 359418 43 Ftr Regt 363428 83 Bmr Regt 365211 3 AD Bn 368241 333 AD Bn 372240 273 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 372428 73 Gnd Atk Regt 373428 83 Gnd Atk Regt 374240 293 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 375418 3 Gnd Atk Regt 376211 13 Recon Bn 376220 - 113 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 376240 313 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 377530 .223 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 377618 23 Gnd Atk Div 379221 143 Recon Bn 379630 243 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 380223 53 Mort Bn 400-mm (SP) 386411 3 Intel Rgt 397533 223 Hv Arty Bde 400256 304 Engr Bn 400620 4 SSM Div 400623 - 4 Arty Div 400625 4 Abn Div 401227 14 Cml Bn 401434 - 114F Mtr Rfl Regt 401444 214 Mtr Rfl Regt 401644 214 Mtr Rfl Div 402226 24 Engr Bn 402443 224 Arty Regt 402721 24 CAA 403226 34 Engr Bn 403424 34 Mtr Rfl Regt 403434 - 134 Mtr Rfl Regt 403523 34 Mixed Arty Bde 403533 134 Mixed Arty Bde 403721 34 CAA 404424 44 Mtr Rfl Regt 4G4435 — __ 144 Abn Regt 404553 344 Mixed Arty Bde 405226 54 Engr Bn 405624 54F Mtr Rfl Div 406540 264 SSM Bde (Hv) 406622 64 Tk Div 407424 .. 74 Mtr Rfl Regt 408246 284 Engr Bn 408424 84 Mtr Rfl Regt 409434 . 194 Mtr Rfl Regt 409444 . 294 Mtr Rfl Regt 410221 4 Sig Bn 410421 4F Sig Regt 410428 4 Hel Regt (Lt) 411221 14 Sig Bn 411431 114 Sig Bn 411624 14 Rfl Div (Mtn) 412221 24 Sig Bn 412243 224 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 418248 234 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 414233 146 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 415228 64 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 416240 .. .. 254 RL Bn 415421 64 Sig Regt

416423 64 Arty Regt (Mtn) 417243 274 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 418421 84 Sig Regt 419233 .194 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 419251 .394 Sig Bn 419454 394 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 421243 214 Gun Bn 130-mm 421422 14F Mdm Tk Regt 421452 314 Mdm Tk Regt 423230 134 MRL Bn 140-mm 423422 34 Mdm Tk Regt 425422 64 Mdm Tk Regt 425442 - 254 Mdm Tk Regt 426233 164 Gun Bn 130-mm 426243 264 Gun Bn 130-mm 426422 427442 428422 430240 431226 431243 431259 431422 435428 436233 438239 439230 439250 440243 442240 443428 451223 451628 452220 452221 452241 459240

64 Mdm Tk Regt 274 Mdm Tk Regt 84 Mdm Tk Regt 204 MRL Bn 240-mm 14 Engr Const Bn 214 Gun-How Bn 152-mm 314 MT Bn 14 Hv Tk Regt 54 Hel Regt (Hv) 164 Gun-How Bn 152-mm 184 MT Bn 194 MRL Bn 240-mm 394 MRL Bn 240-mm 204 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 224 SAM Bn (RAMMER) 34 Air Recon Regt 14 Gun-How Bn 203-mm 14 Ftr Div 24 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 24 AT Bn 224 AT Bn 294 SAM Bn (RAIDER)

460221 4 AD Bn 468231 184 AD Bn 468251 384 AD Bn 468428 84 Bmr Regt 470230 104 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 470530 . 104 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 471540 214 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 472520 24 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 473241 234 Recon Bn 473428 34 Gnd Atk Regt 474220 44 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 474231 144 Recon Bn 474240 ... 244 SSM Bn (RAIDER) 474530 . 144 SSM Bd (RANCOR) 474628 44 Gnd Atk Div 475240 254 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 475428 54 Gnd Atk Regt 476261 364 Recon Bn 476428 64 Gnd Atk Regt 476520 64 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 478428 .84 Gnd Atk Regt 500434 . -55F Mtr Rfl Regt 501633 . 66 Mixed Arty Bde 502444 175 Mtr Rfl Regt 502454 275 Mtr Rfl Regt 502634 76 Mtr Rfl Div 503227 85 Cml Bn

12-10

FM 30-103

Code number Unit

503236 85 Engr Bn 503634 85F Mtr Rfl Div 605424 5 Mtr Rfl Regt 605454 805 Mtr Rfl Regt 605464 405 Mtr Rfl Regt 605523 5F Mixed Arty Bde 505623 5F Arty Div 505624 - 6Mtr Rfl Div 505721 ...6 CAA 605722 5 Tk A 506256 315 Engr Bn 506424 15 Mtr Rfl Regt 606454 ...815 Mtr Rfl Regt 506623 15 Arty Div 506624 16F Mtr Rfl Div 506625 15 Abn Div 606721 15 CAA 607445 226 Abn Regt 507620 25 SSM Div 607624 25F Mtr Rfl Div 507644 226 Mtr Rfl Div 507721 ..25 CAA 508226 .35 Engr Bn 608543 235 Mixed Arty Bde 508620 36 SSM Div 509227 45 Cml Bn 512265 875 Abn Med Bn 513239 85 Med Bn 515429 5 Med Regt 615624 5 Rfl Div (Mtn) 616221 15 Sig Bn 516230 116 RL Bn 616243 215 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 516247 216 Cml Bn (Equipment &

Terrain Decon) 517240 226 RL Bn 617249 225 Med Bn 517424 26 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 618250 _ 336 RL Bn 521253 265 Gun Bn 130-mm 521452 _ _ _ 265 Mdm Tk Regt 523436 . . 85 Engr Amph Regt 525223 6 Gun Bn 130-mm 525422 _ ... 5 Mdm Tk Regt 525424 5 Rfl Regt (Jng) 526428 . 5 Hel Regt (Mdm) 526462 .. 80S Mdm Tk Regt 627245 225 AT Bn 627422 26 Mdm Tk Regt 627442 . -. 225 Mdm Tk Regt 628220 . .. 36 MRL Bn 140-mm 628442 236 Mdm Tk Regt 634452 295 Hv Tk Regt 636422 5 Hv Tk Regt 536442 215 Hv Tk Regt 536236 116 Engr Const Bn 536426 15 Engr Const Regt 536429 . 16 MT Regt 639445 246 Arty Regt (Abn) 640161 . _ 256 Tgt Acq Btry 545223 6 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 546428 .. 5 Air Recon Regt 563260 ..._ 285 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 553438 .. . 85 Ftr Regt

Code number Unit

655520 5F SAM Bde (RAIDER) 555628 5 Ftr Div 556426 16 Engr Pon Regt 556451 816 AT Regt 656628 15 Ftr Div 657428 25 Ftr Regt 657628 26 Ftr Div 658240 235 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 658628 85 Ftr Div 661241 166 AD Bn 663241 185 AD Bn 667231 126 AD Bn 668221 86 AD Bn 570251 255 Recon Bn 571250 265 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 571260 365 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 672251 276 Recon Bn 572263 276 Gun Bn 310-mm (SP) 573241 185 Recon Bn 674438 96 Gnd Atk Regt 675230 105 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 576221 .16 Recon Bn 576250 316 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 677640 225 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 578221 85 Recon Bn 679230 .146 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 679428 45 Gnd Atk Regt 596533 .116 Hv Arty Bde 597523 25 Hv Arty Bde 600434 6 Mtr Rfl Regt 600436 6 Abn Regt 600444 106 Mtr Rfl Regt 600464 : 206 Mtr Rfl Regt 600652 206 Tk Div 600731 6 CAA 600732 6 Tk A 601434 16 Mtr Rfl Regt 601464 216 Mtr Rfl Regt 601642 116 Tk Div 602438 . 26 Arty Regt 602434 26 Mtr Rfl Regt 602455 226 Abn Regt 602634 26 Mtr Rfl Div 603454 236 Mtr Rfl Regt 603455 236 Abn Regt 603634 86 Mtr Rfl Div 603642 136 Tk Div 604433 46 Arty Regt 604484 46 Mtr Rfl Regt 604454 246 Mtr Rfl Regt 604654 246 Mtr Rfl Div 605444 . 156 Mtr Rfl Regt 605533 56 Mixed Arty Bde 605644 166 Mtr Rfl Div 606454 .. . 266 Mtr Rfl Regt 608533 - 86 Mixed Arty Bde 609434 96 Mtr Rfl Regt 610230 6 RL Bn 611281 ...16 Sig Bn 611263 . 816 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 612287 26 'Cml Bn (Mine) 613253 286 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 614269 246 Med Bn 614269 .846 Med Bn

1&-11

FM 30-103

Code number Unit

615259 ..256 Med Bn 616469 ..266 Med Regt 620230 6 MRL Bn 140-nun 620432 - 6F Mdm Tk Regt 621250 216 MRL Bn 140-mm 621260 316 MRL Bn 140-nun 621462 816F Mdm Tk Regt 622260 .326 MRL Bn 140-mm 622434 26 Rfl Regt (Jng) 622462 326 Mdm Tk Regt 623230 .. ..86 MRL Bn 140-mm 623452 236 Mdm Tk Regt 625438 66 Hel Regt (Mdm) 625452 266 Mdm Tk Regt 626253 ._ 266 Gun Bn 130-mm 628452 286 Mdm Tk Regt 630239 6 MT Bn 631259 216 MT Bn 635253 266 Gun-How Bn 152-mm 636249 166 MT Bn 636442 166 Hv Tk Regt - 640263 306 Gun Bn (SP) 641250 .. 216 SAM Bn (RAMMER) 641257 216 Cml Recon Bn 641263 316 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 644151 246 Tgt Acq Btry 650230 6 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 650638 6 Ftr Div 653241 136 AT Bn 654650 .246 SAM Bde (RAIDER) 666230 66 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 656438 66 Ftr Regt 657438 76 Ftr Regt 658438 .86 Ftr Regt 666251 266 AD Bn 670240 .106 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 671638 16 Gnd Atk Div 672680 26 SSM Bde 673438 .. 36 Gnd Atk Regt 673550 236 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 674250 246 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 675638 .66 Gnd Atk Div 676530 .66 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 678250 286 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 678550 ... 286 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 679250 U/I SSM Unit 684260 246 SSM Bn (RAVAGE) 697230 . 76 SSM Bn (REBEL) 700464 167 Mtr Rfl Regt 700464 257 Mtr Rfl Regt 700654 . .167 Mtr Rfl Div 701444 . 67 Mtr Rfl Regt 701464 . ... 267 Mtr Rfl Regt 702444 77 Mtr Rfl Regt 702543 77 Mixed Arty Bde 703246 87 Engr Bn 708463 287 Arty Regt 704648 77 Mixed Arty Bde 706287 5 Cml Bn 705266 807 Engr Bn 705444 107 Mtr Rfl Regt 705468 .. — 307 Arty Regt 705630 7 SSM Div 706682 7F Tk Div

Code number Unit

705634 7 Mtr Rfl Div 705644 107 Mtr Rfl Div 705664 ..307 Mtr Rfl Div 705731 7 CAA 706237 17 Cml Bn 706434 ..17 Mtr Rfl Regt 706553 217 Mixed Arty Bde 706630 17 SSM Div 706632 17 Tk Div 706634 17 Mtr Rfl Div 706642 117 Tk Div 707237 27 Cml Bn 707256 227 Engr Bn 707433 ..27 Arty Regt 707533 27 Mixed Arty Bde 707543 127 Mixed Arty Bde 707563 227 Mixed Arty Bde 707634 227 Mtr Rfl Div 707644 127F Mtr Rfl Div 707654 ..227 Mtr Rfl Div 707732 27 Tk A 708444 137 Mtr Rfl Regt 708731 37 CAA 710263 .267 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 712275 377 Abn Med Bn 713270 387 RL Bn 715231 7 Sig Bn 715449 107 Med Regt 717231 ..27 Sig Bn 717431 27 Sig Regt 720644 . 257 Rfl Div (Jng) 721263 267 Gun Bn 130-mm 721442 . 67 Mdm Tk Regt 723243 .. 87 Gun Bn 130-mm 725634 7 Rfl Div (Jng) 726233 17 Gun Bn 130-mm 726438 17 Hel Regt (Mdm) 727243 127 Gun Bn 130-mm 727432 27 Mdm Tk Regt 728442 . 137 Mdm Tk Regt 729233 47 Gun Bn 130-mm 729442 ..147 Mdm Tk Regt 729452 247 Mdm Tk Regt 734240 .97 MRL Bn 240-mm 735436 7 Engr Const Regt 745263 .. 307 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 750260 .167 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 753260 287 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 765230 7 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 756260 ..817 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 757260 . 227 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 757257 227 Cml Bn (Smoke) 769250 ..247 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 769530 47 SAM Bde (Raider) 760448 57 Bmr Regt 766231 17 AD Bn 768231 87 AD Bn 770251 157 Recon Bn 771448 67 Gnd Atk Regt 776260 ...807 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 775438 7 Gnd Atk Regt 776448 107 Gnd Atk Regt 776246 117 Engr Pon Bn 776250 217 SSM Bn (RANCOR)

12-12

FM 30-103

Coda number Cnit

777638 - 27 Gnd Atk Div 778438 37 Gnd Atk Regt 779260 247 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 779580 47 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 800444 8 Mtr Rfl Regt 8004741 308 Mtr Rfl Regt 801454 118 Mtr Rfl Regt 801474 ..318 Mtr Rfl Regt 801560 ..218 SSM Bde (Hv) 801644 18 Mtr Rfl Div 801741 18 CAA 802463 228 Arty Regt 802474 ■ 328 Mtr Rfl Regt 802543 J 28 Mixed Arty Bde 802741 28 CAA 803443 38 Arty Regt 803464 238 Mtr Rfl Regt 803543 38 Mixed Arty Bde 803644 38 Mtr Rfl Regt 804548 48F’ Mixed Arty Bde 804741 ... 48 CAA 805474 358 Mtr Rfl Regt 806474 368 Mtr Rfl Regt 807464 278 Mtr Rfl Regt 807642 78F Tk Div 808464 288 Mtr Rfl Regt 810241 8 Sig Bn 81Ó259 108 Med Bn 810260 ^ 208 RL Bn 810444 8 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 810644 8 Rfl Div (Mtn) 811278 318 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 811280 .418 RL Bn 812253 128 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 812459 128 Med Regt 813249 38 Med Bn 813268 — ..238 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 813449 ...38 Med Regt 814249 48 Med Bn 814263 ..248 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 815241 58 Sig Bn 815261 258 Sig Bn 816243 68 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 820442 .8 Mdm Tk Regt 822442 28 Mdm Tk Regt 822462 . 128 Mdm Tk Regt 823452 138 Mdm Tk Regt 825250 .168 MRL Bn 140-mm 827462 278 Mdm TK Regt 840243 8 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 860281 408 AT Bn 854240 48'SAM Bn (RAIDER) 85425Í 148 AT Bn 855240 58 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 861448 18 Bmr Regt 863268 238 Mort Bn 871540 18 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 872540 28 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 873448 38 Gnd Atk Regt 873560 ..233 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 874540 48 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 874648 48 Gnd Atk Div 875240 58 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 876448 1. 58 Gnd Atk Regt

Coda number Unit

876260 268 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 876448 68 Gnd Atk Regt 877260 278 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 880448 8 Air Trans Regt 881263 218 Mort Bn 400-mm (SP) 887278 .378 Mort Bn 400-mm (SP) 900266 159 Engr Bn 900468 159 Arty Regt 900474 259 Mtr Rfl Regt 901454 69 Mtr Rfl Regt 901553 69 Mixed Arty Bde 902454 79 Mtr Rfl Regt 903177 289 Cml Co 903276 289 Engr Bn 903474 289 Mtr Rfl Regt 904286 399 Engr Bn 904664 .99 Mtr Rfl Div 905543 9 Mixed Arty Bde 905642 9 Tk Div 905644 9F Mtr Rfl Div 905741 9 CAA 906246 19 Engr Bn 9Q6247 .19 Cml Bn 906444 19 Mtr Rfl Regt 906463 219 Arty Regt 906464 219 Mtr Rfl Regt 906563 219 Mixed Arty Bde 906642 19 Tk Div 906662 -219F Tk Div 906741 ... 19 CAA 907247 29 Cml Bn 907454 ..129 Mtr Rfl Regt 907652 129F Tk Div 908563 239 Mixed Arty Bde 908643 39 Arty Div 908644 39 Mtr Rfl Div 909157 149 Cml Co 9Ó9464 249 Mtr Rfl Regt 909474 349 Mtr Rfl Regt 913251 89 Sig Bn 914258 ..99 Gun Bn 122-mm (SP) 914271 299 Sig Bn 915448 .9 Hel Regt (Lt) 915449 9 Med Regt 915484 409 Rfl Regt (Mtn) 916270 319 RL Bn 916664 219 Rfl Div (Mtn) 918260 239 RL Bn 918448 39 Hel Regt (Lt) 919270 349 RL Bn 920250 59 MRL Bn 140-mm 920270 259 MRL Bn 920462 .159 Mdm Tk Regt 920472 259 Mdm Tk Regt 921253 .69 Gun Bn 130-mm 921452 69 Mdm Tk Regt 922270 279 MRL Bn 140-mm 922273 279 Gun Bn 130-mm 922452 79 Mdm Tk Regt 922474 279 Rfl Regt (Jng) 925442 9 Mdm Tk Regt 925446 9 Engr Amph Regt 926442 .19 Mdm Tk Regt 926472 ...319 Mdm Tk Regt

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Coda number Unit

927159 129 Pgnd Co 931280 ...369 MRL Bn 240-mni 933250 89 MRL Bn 240-mm 934250 99 MRL Bn 240-mm 934258 .99 Gun-How Bn 152-mm 935273 309 Gun-How Bn 152-mm 936273 319 Gun-How Bn 152-mm 936279 319 MT Bn 939263 249 Gun-How Bn 152-mm 939442 49 Hv Tk Regt 940279 259 MT Bn 944251 99 Tgt Acq Bn 946260 219 SAM Bn (RAMMER) 947171 329 Tgt Acq Btry 947243 29 Gun Bn 152-mm (SP) 948241 39 Tgt Acq Bn 950458 59 Ftr Regt 961458 69 Ftr Regt 953270 ...289 SAM Bn (RAIDER)

Code number Unit

956270 319 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 966441 19 AT Regt 957241 29 AT Bn 959260 249 SAM Bn (RAIDER) 970250 ..59 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 971270 269 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 972270 279 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 974250 99 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 975448 9 Gnd Atk Regt 975560 209 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 975648 9 Gnd Atk Div 976560 ..219 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 977261 229 Recon Bn 977270 329 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 977448 29 Gnd Atk Regt 977550 129 SSM Bde (RANCOR) 979260 249 SSM Bn (RANCOR) 979271 .. 349 Recon Bn 979540 49 SSM Bn (RANCOR)

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PART FOUR

INDEX OF ALL IDENTIFIED UNITS

CHAPTER 13

REGIONAL COMMANDS, ARMY GROUPS AND ARMIES

Name Para

13—1. Regional Commands ATLANTICO AZIO HEJMKOMMANDO NOVAKOMMANDO PACIFIKO

13-2. Army Groups ALARMO BIRMO FLUGO GOLFO JAVO KARIBO KALIFORNIO KOLUMBIO MALAJO NORDO OCCIDENTO ORIENTO SUDO ST LAURENCO VIGLIO

13—3. Armies a. Air Armies

No.

1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 13 15 19 21 22 32

4- 1 6-1 8-1 7-1 5- 1

8-4 6- 4 8-10 4-11 6-11 4- 18 5- 4 5- 11 6- 16 7- 4 7- 20 8- 18 7- 14 4-4 8- 25

Para

7-25 4- 16 7- 26 8- 14 7- 11 5- 14 8- 8 4- 22 5- 9 6- 9 7- 12 4-9 8- 22 7- 18 8- 15 6-14

Page

4- 1 6-1 8-1 7-1 5- 1

8-1 6-1 8-2 4-16 6- 7 4- 27 5- 1 5- 15 6- 11 7- 1 7- 18 8- 5 7- 14 4-1 8- 6

No.

b. Combined Arms Army

Page

7-23 4- 24 7- 24 8- 4 7- 10 5- 20 8- 2 4- 36 5- 11 6- 6 7- 11 4-12 8- 5 7- 17 8- 4 6-10

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 33 34 37 39 40 44 46 48 49

"C. Tank Armies

Para

;4-i9 7-21 4-20 7-22 4-12 4- 13 5- 12 7-23 7- 5 8- 26 8-27 4-21 4- 5 8-11 5- 5 5- 6 6- 12 7- 6 5-7 4- 7 8- 19 8-20 5- 13 7-7 6- 5 6- 17 6-18 7- 15 7- 16 8- 5 6-6 7- 17 8- 6 6-13 8-12 4-6 6-7

4-14 4- 15 7- 8 8- 28 7-24 5- 8

Page

4-28 7-19 4-30 7-20 4-16 4- 18 5- 16 7-21 7- 2 8- 6 8-7 4-33 4- 2 8-3 5- 2 5- 4 6- 7 7- 4 5-7 4- 7 8- 5 8-5 5- 19 7-6 6- 2 6-11 6-12 7-14 7- 15 8- 2 6- 3 7- 16 8- 2 6-9 8-3 4-5 6-4

4-20 4- 22 7- 7 8- 9 7-23 5- 9

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CHAPTER 14

DIVISIONS, BRIGADES, REGIMENTS, BATTALIONS AND COMPANIES/BATTERIES

No.

14—1. Divisions a. Airborne Divisions.

1 2 4 5 6 7 8 12 15 19 21 23 24 29 31 32 55 67

b. Artillery Divisions. 1F 2 3 4 5F 6 9 11 12 15 31 39 52 53 61

c. Bomber Divisions. 4 11 16 17 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 35 40 41

Para.

4—17a 7-13a 4- 23a 5- 10a 6- 12 5-15a 9-la 5-155 9-la 9-la 5-15c 4- 235 5- 15d 6- 12e 6-4 6-1 Oa 6-13 4-10a

7- 19a 4- 176 5- 106 8- 16c 6- 19a 7- 27a 5-1 Oc 5- 15e 4-23e 8- 29a 6- 15a 7- 13/ 6-106 4-106 8- 236

5-9c 4-16c 7-26a 7-26 4-9c 4-9d 7- llc 9-26 4-22c 4- 22d 5- 9d 9-26 8- 22 8-22

Page

4-25 7-12 4- 37 5- 12 6- 7 5-21 9-1 5-22 9-1 9-1 5-22 4- 37 5- 23 6- 9 6-1 6-6 6-9 4-13

7- 18 4- 25 5- 12 8- 4 6- 13 7- 24 5-12 5- 23 4-38 8- 9 6- 10 7- 13 6-7 4-13 8- 6

5-11 4-25 7-24 7-24 4-12 4-13 7- 11 9-1 4-36 4- 36 5- 11 9-1 8- 5 8-5

No. Para

d. Fighter Divisions. 1 2 3 5 6 7 13 14 15 16 19 20 25 30 31 33 35 40 49 52

4-16a 4- 166 7-25 7-lla 7-116 7-26 5- 9a 5-96 4—22a 4- 226 5- 14a 5- 146 7-12a 4-9a 4-96 6- 14 9—2c 9-2c 9-2c 7- 18a

e. Ground Attack Divisions. 1 2 3 9 10 11 12 16 17 21 22 23 27 30 31 34 41 42 44 48 52 55 56

7—25a 7-256 7-266 7-lld 7-lle 5-9e 5-9/ 5-14c 5- 14d 4-16(i 4—16e 9—2d 6- 14 9-2d 9-2d 6- 9 4-22e 4-22/ 7- 186 7-126 6-9 4—9e 4-9/

/. Motorized Rifle Divisions. IF 2F 3F 5 6

7- 23a 5—6a 4- 12a 5- 66 8- 27a

Page

4-24 4- 24 7-23 7-11 7-11 7-24 5- 11 5-11 4-36 4- 36 5- 21 5- 21 7-12 4-12 4-12 6- 10 9-1 9-1 9-1 7-17

7-23 7-24 7-24 7-11 7-11 5-11 5-12 5-21 5- 21 4-25 4-25 9-1 6- 10 9-1 9-1 6-6 4-37 4-37 7-17 7-12 6-6 4-13 4-13

7- 22 6-4 4- 16 5- 5 8- 8

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No. Para

Motorized Rifle Divisions—Continued, 7 9F 10 11 12 13 14 15F 17 18 20 21 22F 23 25F 26 27 28 30 31 32 33F 36 37 38 39 47 51 54F 71F 72 75 85F 98 99 101 103 107 110 121F 125 127F 131 132F 133 156 157 171 172 191 201F 211 213 214 215F 216F 221 225 227 231F 246 247 307

5- 6e 7-21a 7-236 4—5a 7-22 7-22a 7- 226 4-126 8- 276 7-216 6- 17a 4-20a 7- 2 le 9- 2e 4- 206 5- 5a 5-56 5-5c 9-2e 4-13a 4-20e 4- 136 5- 7a 5-76 5- 7e 9-2e 4-56 6- 56 7- 6a 4-5c 7- 66 8- 12a 7- 7a 8- 11 8-11 8-26a 8-266 6-7a 6- 76 7- 6c 4-19a 4-196 7-5a 7-56 7-5c 4-7a 4-76 4-21a 4-216 4-21e 4- 7c 7- 17a 8- 6 8-6 5- 12a 5-126 5-13a 8-20 8-20 4—6a 8-5 8-5 4-66

Page

5- 5 7-19 7-22 4-2 7-21 7-21 7- 21 4-17 8- 8 7-19 6- 12 4-31 7-20 9-1 4- 31 5- 2 5-2 5-2 9-1 4-19 4-32 4- 19 5- 7 5-7 5- 8 9-1 4-3 6- 2 7-4 4-3 7- 4 8- 3 7- 6 8- 3 8-3 8-7 8-7 6-4 6- 4 7- 5 4-28 4-29 7-2 7-2 7-3 4-8 4-8 4-33 4-34 4-34 4- 8 7- 17 8- 2 8-2 5- 16 5-17 5-19 8-5 8-5 4-5 8-2 8-2 4-5

No.

331 350F 400 402

Para

4-6c 7- 16a 8- 19 8-19

g. Rifle Divisions (Jungle). 3 7 11 12 32 253 257

h.

1 3 5 8 14 29 33 219 221F 223 230 231

6-12a 6—5a 9-2/ 6-126 6-13a 6-176 6-18a

1 2 3 4 7 8F 11 14 17 24 25 34 35 55 72 81 258

1F 2F 3 5 7F 8 9F 10F 11F 13 15F 17F 18F 19 21 22 23F

Rifle Divisions (Mountain). 9-2/ 6—6a 9-2 f 6-136 6-12c 6-66 6- 12d 7- 16d 7- 15a 5-12c 5-136 5-13c

Surface-to-Surface Missile Divisions. 5- 10d 6- 4 5-15/ 5- 10e 9-2g 4-23d 9-2£r 4-10c 6- 15e 4-1 Od 8- 25 8-16a 7- 27c 4-17c 7-136 7- 13d 8- 23a

Tank Divisions. 4-13e 7-21d 4-20d 7-22 7-6d 7-24 7-24 4- 7d 7-10a 5- 5d 5-6d 5-8a 5-7d 9-26 9-26 4— 5d 5- 86

Page

4-6 7- 15 8- 5 8-5

6-8 6-2 9-1 6-8 6-9 6-12 6-13

9-1 6-3 9-1 6-10 6-8 6-3 6- 9 7- 16 7-14 5-17 5-19 5-20

5- 14 6- 1 5-23 5- 14 9-1 4-38 9-1 4-14 6- 11 4-14 8-6 8-4 7-25 4-26 7-12 7- 13 8- 5

4-19 7-20 4-32 7-20 7-5 7-23 7-23 4- 9 7-10 6-3 5- 6 5-9 5-8 9-1 9-1 4- 3 5- 10

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No.

Tank Divisions—Continued. 26 31 34F 46 61 62F 63 64 78F 79 80F 81 101 102F 103 107 116 117 118 121F 122 129F 131 136 162 162 163 202 206 211 214 219F 221 222F 223 240 260 261 282 309F 311 312

14-2. Brigades

Para

8-27C 8-28 6- 8 c 7- 76 7Sa 7-86 7-8 c 7-8d 7-9a 7-96 4-12c 7- 6 d 4—14a 4-146 4-14c 8- 17 8-7 8-7 8-7 4-15a 4-156 4-15c 4-19c 7-9e 4-19d 6- 8a 6-86 4-21d 4-21e 7- 156 7-16 6- 12d 4—8a 4-86 7- 17 4-6e 4-8c 8- 5 8-24 4-8d 4-6d 4-6 e

a. 9 11 20 22 23 25 43 115 151 223 232 272

b.

2 5F 6F

Artillery (Heavy) Brigades. 7- 27a 9-36 4-176(3) 9-36 8- 24 9- 36 6-15a 8-29a(2) 4- 23c(2) 5- 106(3) 5- 10c(3) 4-106(2)

Artillery (Mixed) Brigades. 6- 6c 4-200 4-206

Page

8-3 8-9 5- 10 7-6 7-7 7-7 7-8 7-8 7-9 7-9 4-17 7- 3 4-21 4-21 4-21 8- 4 8-2 8-2 8-2 4-23 4-23 4-23 4-29 7-9 4-29 6- 5 6- 5 4-35 4- 35 7- 15 7-15 5- 18 4-10 4-10 7- 16 4-4 4-11 8- 2 8-6 4-11 4-6 4-6

7- 24 9-1 4-26 9-1 8- 6 9-1 6-10 8-9 4- 38 5- 13 5-13 4-14

6-4 4-33 4-33

No.

8 9 10F 11 12 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 31 34 36F 38 41 42 48F 49 50 51 53 56 59 61 65 67 69 77F 86 97 98 104F 105 112

126 }27 131 134 144 211 212 215 217 218 219 220 227 231F 232 233 235 236 239 240 241 242 244 245 261F 344

Para

5- 7 g 6- 60 5- 66 4- 56 7- 276 6- 50 6-66 7- 196 7- 19a 5- 76 6- 166 8- 24 4-23c(l) 6- 7c 7- 7c 9Sc 4-13/ 1-130 4-12/ 4-120 6-106(1) 8- 26d 9- 3c 7-60 6- 7 4-176(1) 4-176(2) 7- 6/ 7-21e 7- 23e 4-190 8- 16e 8-16« 4-196 8-11 8-29a(l) 4-7/ 4-70 6- 5d 4-210 4- 216 6-106(1) 5- 106(2) 8-6 7- 130 5- 10c(l) 6- 10«(2)

6- 19a 4- 106(1) 5- 120 5-126 8- 236 5-13e 5-13/ 7- 15« 8- 6 5- 15e(l) 6- 15e(2) 7- 16 7-16d 4-66 4-6i

Page

5-9 5-6 5-6 4- 4 7-25 5- 4 5-4 7-18 7- 18 5- 9 6- 11 8- 6 4-38 6- 5 7- 7 9-1 4-20 4-20 4-18 4-18 6- 7 8- 7 9- 1 7- 6 6- 4 4-26 4-26 7- 4 7-20 7- 22 4-80 8- 4 8-4 4-30 8-3 8-9 4-9 4-9 6- 3 4-35 4- 36 5- 12 5-13 8-2 7- 13 5-13 5- 13 6- 13 4- 14 5- 18 5- 19 8- 6 6- 20 5-20 7- 15 8- 2 5-23 5-23 7-15 7-16 4-7 4-7

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So. Para Page

c. Chemical Brigades. 2 4-17/ 4-27 11 4-23/ 4-39 13 5-15Í 5-24 14 9-Sa 9-1 21 9-3 a. 9-1 262 7-14 7-14

d. Surface-to-Air Missile (RASCAL/RE- GENT) Brigades. 6 9-3d 9-1 7 9-3d 9-1 8 9-3<2 9-1 16 9-3d 9-1 42 9-3(2 9-1

e. Surf ace-to-Air Missile (RAIDER) Bri- gades. 1 4-17(2 4-27 2 4-20e 4-32 5 7-106 7-10 8 4-23e 4-39 10 7-21 7-19 11 7-22 7-20 12 5-10/ 5-15 14 4-12(2 4-18 21 4-13(2 4-20 27 5-6e 5-6 30 5-8(2 5-10 32 5-5/ 5-4 35 4-5 flr 4-4 38 5-7/ 5-8 40 5-15flr 5-24 41 4-10e 4-15 46 7-6e 7-5 47 6-6 6-3 54 4-19e 4-30 55 7-13e 7-13 56 6-4 6-1 65 4-76 4-10 72 8-26c 8-7 104 4-14(2 4-22 109 4-15(2 4-24 123 6-11 6-7 127 8-27(2 8-8 213 4—8e 4-11 227 6-18 6-12 231 5-12e 5-18 246 7-16c 7-16 284 4-6/ 4-7

/. Surf ace-to-Air Missile (RAMMER) Bri- gades. 3 4-17e 4-27 8 5-156 5-24 9 5-lOjr 5-15 72 4-10/ 4-15

g. Surface-to-Surface Missile (Heavy) Bri- gade. 12 8-166 8-4 31 4-17c(3) 4-27 32 4-23(2(3) 4-39 216 7-13(2(2) 7-13

No. Para Page

218 5-10e(3) 5-15 230 5-10(2(3) 5-14 264 4-10(2(3) 4-15

h. Surface-to-Surface Missile (REGAL Bri- gades. 2 9-3 e 9-1 8 9-3e 9-1 15 9-3e 9-1 20 9-3e 9-1 21 9-3e 9-1

i. Surface-to-Surface Missile (RANCOR) Brigades. 10 8-27e 8-8 11 5-6/ 5-6 16 5-6e 5-3 18 4-12e 4-18 19F 7-6/ 7-5 21 4-17c(l) 4-26 22 4-17c(2) 4-26 24 6-8c 6-6 26 5-7e 5-8 28 7-24 7-23 31 4-13e 4-20 32 8-29c 8-10 36F 5-8 e 5-11 38 7-9(2 7-9 47 6-16e 6-11 48 7-27(2 7-25 49 7-27c 7-25 50 4-5/ 4-4 64 4-21/ 4-35 66 6-5c 6-3 81F 4-19/ 4-30 91 4-23(2(1) 4-38 92 4-23(2(2) 4-39 104 8-7 8-2 110 4-14e 4-22 124 4-15e 4-24 129 7-6e 7-3 130 6-6 6-3 144 4-20/ 4-33 155F 4-7e 4-9 209 4-8/ 4-12 211 5-12/ 5-18 214 7-13e 7-12 219 5-10(2(1) 5-14 220 5-10(2(2) 5-14 223 5-10e(l) 5-14 224 5-10e(2) 5-15 225 7-13(2(1) 7-13 230 5-15/(l) 5-24 231 5-15/(2) 5-24 234 4-10c(l) 4-14 235 8-20 8-5 236 4-10c(2) 4-14 238 7-176 7-17 241 5-13(2 5-20 243 6-17 6-11 248 6-196 6-14 272 4-6£T 4-7

273 8-6 8-2 285 8-23a 8-5

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No. Para Page No. Para

Surf ace-to-Surface Missile (RANCOR) Bri- gades—Continued 286 4-10d(l) 4-15 287 4-10d(2) 4-15

14—3. Regiments

a. 1 2 3 6 7 12 42. 63 143 144 219 223 225 226 231 233 236 237 241 242 243

Airborne Regiments. 4-17o ¿-17a 4- 17a 5- 10Ó 5- 10a 6- 10a 4-23a 6—12e 4-236 4-236 4- 10a 6- 15a 5- 156 5-156 5-15c 5-15c 7- 13a 7-13a 5-16<i 5-15d 5-15d

b. Air Reconnaissance Regiments. 3 9-4a 5 7-12 6 7-25 7 7-25 9 5-9 1Ó 5-9 16 4-16 21 6-14 30 4-22 34 5-14 36 9-4a 38 7-11 41 7-18 61 4-9 62 4-9

c. Air Transportation Regiments. 1 8-24 3 4-16 6 7-11 8 7-25 15 5-9 20 5-14 23 4-9 28 8-17 29 8-17 42 8-24 43 9-46 53 9-46 56 9-46 81 8-17 82 9-46

4-25 4-25 4- 25 5- 12 5- 12 6- 6 4-37 6- 9 4-37 4-37 4- 13 5- 21 5-22 5-22 5-22 5-22 7- 12 7-12 5-23 5-23 5-23

9-1 7-11 7-23 7-23 5-11 5- 11 4-24 6- 10 4- 36 5- 20 9-1 7-10 7-17 4-12 4-12

8-6 4- 24 7-10 7- 23 6-11 5- 20 4-12 8- 4 8- 4 8-6 9- 2 9-2 9-2 8- 4 9- 2

d. Antitank Regiments. 3 10 12 19 25 28 36 42

4-12 9-4e 4-13 6-5 9-4c 4-19 4-5 4-21

45 109F 121 158 211 220 315

5- 7 4-7 6- 13 4- 2Ö 5- 13 5-12 4-6

e. Artillery Regiments. 2 4 7 8 11 16 22 23 26 27

4-19d 4-66 7-66 7-236 4-20a 7-76 4-12a 4-146 7-Sa 4-14c

28 29 38 43 46 47 54 64 71

4-166 4-15a 7-24 4- 7c 7-21c 7-Ba 5- 13a 6- 66 4-20d

72 73 101 119 131 141 155 159

7-10a 4-6d 4-7d 4-5c 4-196 4-20c 6- 7a 7- 6c

201 203 211 212 216 217 219 224 228

6- 12d 4-6c 7- 15a 4- 12c 5- 8a 4- 56 7-17a 5- 12d 4-5d

231 240 247 254 256 261 270 281 287 307

4-126 4- 21d 5- 5c 4- 86 5- 12a 4- 8a 5- 5d 5-7c 5-8c 4—6a

Page

4-16 9-2 4- 18 5- 2 9-2 4-28 4-2 4- 33 5- 7 4-7 6- 9 4- 30 5- 19 5-16 4—5

4-29 4-5 7-2 7-22 4-31 7-6 4-16 4-21 7-7 4-21 4-23 4-23 7-23 4- 8 7-20 7-2 5- 19 6- 3 4-32 7- 10 4-6 4-9 4-3 4-29 4-32 6- 4 7- 5 6- 9 4-6 7- 14 4- 17 5- 9 4- 3 7-17 5- 18 4-3 4-17 4- 35 5- 3 4- 10 5- 16 4- 10 5- 3 5-8 5-10 4-5

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No. Para

Artillery Regiments—Continued 311 5-12ö

331 4-13o 332 4-8d 333 4-13c 334 4-216 343 6-66

f. Artillery (Airborne) Regiments. I 5-1Oa II 4-17a 245 4—10a 377 5-156

g. Artillery (Observation) Regiments. 4 19 25 33 51 78

5- 9 4-9 9-4d 4-22 4-22 6- 14

h. Bomber Regiments. 10 12 18 21 22 24 43 50 51 57 82 83 84

3 9 12 16 22 26 28 32 75 85 101

4-16c 4-16c 7-26a 4-22c 4-22c 4-22d 4- 9c 5- 9c 5-9c 5- 9d 4~9d 7-11c 7-11c

Engineer Amphibious Regiments. 6- 11 4- 11 5— 4 9-4e(l) 4- 18 9-4e(l) 9-4e(l) 5- 11 4-18 4-4 6- 4

j. Engineer Construction Regiments. 3 9—4c 6 6-4 7 5—4 8 9-4 e 9 9-4e 10 7-4 15 4-4 21 7-20

k. Engineer Ponton Regiments. 7 9—4c (2) 15 5-11 19 7-20 41 9-4e(2)

Page

5- 17 4-19 4-11 4-19 4-34 6- 5

5-12 4-25 4- 13 5- 22

5- 11 4-12 9-2 4-36 4-36 6- 10

4-25 4-25 7-24 4-36 4-36 4-36 4- 12 5- 11 6- 11 5-11 4-13 7-11 7-11

6-7 4- 16 5- 1 9-2 4- 27 9-2 9-2 5- 15 4-27 4-1 6- 1

9-2 6-1 5-1 9-2 9-2 7-1 4-1 7-18

9-2 5-16 7-18 9-2

No.

1. Fighter Regiments. 1 2 3 10 11 13 14 17 21 22 23 25 31 43 45 58 59 65 66 69 73 74 75 76 81 82 85 86

Para

4-16a 4-16a 4—16a 4-9a 4-9a 4-22a 4-22a 4-226 4-166 4-166 4- 166 7-18a 7-1 la 7-12a 7-12a 7-116 7-116 5- 9a 5-9a 5-14a 5-96 5-96 5-96 5-14a 5-146 5-146 4-96 4-96

m. Ground A ttack Regiments. 3 7-25a 7 7-256 9 7-256 13 7-266 14 4-16e 15 4-16e 16 4-16e 29 4-9e 30 4-9e 31 4-9e 32 4-22c 33 4-22c 34 4-22e 36 4-22/ 37 4-22/ 38 7-186 39 7-186 41 4-16d 42 4-16d 43 4-16d 45 5-9/ 49 5-9/ 50 5-9/ 52 7-11c 53 7-lle 54^ 5-9e 58 5-9e 64 7-1Id 65 7-1Id 67 5-14c 68 5-14c 73 7-126 74 7-126

Page

4-24 4-24 4-24 4-12 4-12 4-36 4-36 4-36 4-24 4-24 4- 24 7-17 7-11 7-12 7-12 7-11 7-11 5- 11 5-11 5-21 5-11 5-11 5-11 5-21 5-21 5-21 4-12 4-12

7-23 7-24 7-24 7-24 4-25 4-25 4-25 4-13 4-13 4-13 4-37 4-37 4-37 4-37 4-37 7-17 7-17 4-25 4-26 4- 25 5- 12 5-12 5-12 7-11 7-11 5-11 5-11 7-11 7-11 5-21 5-21 7-12 7-12

14-6

FM 30-103

No. Para

Ground Attack Regiments—Continued 83 4-9/ 84 4-9/ 95 5-14d 106 6-9 107 6-9 113 6-14

n. Helicopter (Heavy) Regiments. 2 3 5 8 11 12 13 10 17 18 19 20 23 28 42 50 51 54 66 81 84

1 5 11 17 22 23 25 47 49 54 56

1 2 3 4 9 10 11 12 13 14 21 24 30 39 40 67 90

4-22 4-22 7-18 7-26 4-16 4- 16 7- 11 6-9 5- 9 5-9 5-9 4- 22 5- 14 9-4/(1) 9-4/d) 9-4/(1) 9-4/(l) 6- 9 8- 22 9-4/(l) 9-4/(l)

o. Helicopter (Medium) Regiments. 4- 16 5- 14 9-4/(2) 4-9 4- 16 5- 9 5- 9 4-22 9-4/(2) 9-4/(2) 6- 14

Helicopter (Light) Regiments. 7- 11 7-18 7-11 7-25 4-16 4- 16 5- 9 5-9 5-14 5- 14 7-12 9-4/(3) 9-4/(3) 4-22 9-4/(3) 6- 9 4-9

q. Intelligence Regiments. 6-16

Page

4-13 4- 13 5- 21 6- 6 6-6 6-10

4-36 4-36 7-11 7-24 4-24 4- 24 7- 10 6-6 5- 11 5-11 5-11 4- 36 5- 20 9-2 9-2 9-2 9-2 6- 6 8- 5 9- 2 9-2

4- 24 5- 20 9-2 4-12 4- 24 5- 11 6- 11 4-36 9-2 9-2 6-10

7-10 7-17 7-10 7-23 4-24 4- 24 5- 11 5- 11 6- 20 5- 20 7-11 9-2 9-2 4-36 9-2 6- 6 4-12

6-11

No. Para

4 5-4 7 4-11 15 9-4 fir

r. Motorized/Rifle Regiments. 2 6-7a 5 7-7a 6 4-5a 7 7-8a 8 4-19a 11 4-20a 12 4-20a 15 7-5e 16 7-5<? 17 7-23a 18 7-23a 19 4-5a 20 7-21Ô 22 7-215 26 7-21a 31 4-12a 32 4-12a 33 4-12a 34 7-9e 43 4-206 44 4-206 45 4-206 46 7-5a 51 4-7á 52 4-19c 53 7-22o 55F 7-22a 58 7-6d 60 7-86 62 4-5a 65 7-226 67 7-236 69 4-8c 72 7-21c 74 7-6c 75 7-6e 77 8-27a 78 8-27a 79 8-27a 84 4-6« 86 8-28 96 6-76 101 4-7a 102 4-20c 103 4-20c 105 7-6a 106 7-6a 107 8-276 110 8-27c 111 4-7c 114F 7-96 118 7-24a 129 6-56 134 4-6c 136 4-66 137 4-66 145 6-76 151 4-19a 152F 4-19a 153F 4-19a

Page

5-1 4-16 9-2

6- 4 7- 6 4-2 7-7 4-29 4-31 4-31 7-3 7-3 7-22 7-22 4-2 7-19 7-19 7-19 4-16 4-16 4-16 7-9 4-31 4-31 4-31 7-2 4-9 4-28 7-21 7-21 7-5 7-7 4-2 7-21 7-22 4-11 7-20 7-5 7- 5 8- 8 8-8 8-8 4-6 8-9 6- 4 4-8 4-32 4-32 7- 4 7- 4 8- 8 8-8 4-8 7-9 7-23 6-2 4-6 4-6 4-5 6-4 4-28 4-28 4-28

14-7

FM 30-103

No. Para

Motorized Rifle Regiments—Continued 154 7-56 156 7-56 157 4-196 158 4-196 170 4-7a 172 7-10a 175 4-20d 177 8-17 181 4-15c 182 4—6c 183 8-266 189 7-66 193 7-5d 194 4_6d 195 6-8a 198 8-26a 200 8-26a 202F 4-14a 203 4-146 205 4-15a 206 4—6c 208 8-30 212 4_2io 214 4-21a 216 4-2Id 219 4-216 220 4-216 221 4-76 222 7-16a 232 4—76 233 7-17a 235 7-170 236 5-5c 238 5-6a 239 5_6a 240 5-6a 24IF 5-6c 243 4-76 245 5-5C

246 5-76 247 5-76 248 5_6c 249 5_6c 255 5—66 256 5-66 257 5-66 258 5_7o 259 5-7a 266 4-21c 267 4-21c 268 4-21c 272 5-7d 275 4—5c 276 » 4—5c 278 5-7c 279 5-7c 280 5-7c 281 4-126 282 4-126 283 4-126 288 5-12a 289 5-12a 290 9_4i

Page

7-2. 7-2 4-29 4-29 4-8 7- 10 4-31 8- 4 4-23 4-6 8-7 7-4 7- 3 4-6 6- 5 8- 7 8- 7 4-21 4-21 4-23 4-6 8-10 4-33 4-33 4-35 4-34 4-34 4-8 7- 15 4- 8 7-17 7-17 5- 3 5-4 5-4 5-4 5-5 4- 8 5- 3 5- 7 6- 7 5-5 5-5 5-5 5-5 5-5 5-7 5- 7 4-34 4-34 4-34 6- 8 4-3 4- 3 5- 8 5-8 5-8 4-17 4-17 4- 17 5- 16 5-16 9- 2

No.

292 293 294 295 305 308 309 310 311 312 313 315 318 322 323 324 325 328 330 331 332 342 349 358 360 368 380 391 400 401 402 403 405 411 416 417

s. Medical Regiments. l 3 4 5 6 8 9 12 20 31 34 37 38 71 72 73 85 107 127 128 129 255 261 266 325 409

Poro

4-136 4-136 4-13c 4- 8ó 5- 130 5-126 5-126 5-126 4—6o 4—6o 4- 6Ó 5- 5a 6- Í7a 5- 56 6- 56 5-56 8- 24 4- 5 d 5- 5o 9- 4i 8- 30 9— 4i 4-56 4-130 4- 130 4-216 9-4i 5- 5d 4- 12c 8- 24 9- 4i 5- 86 4- 56 5— 8o 4- 8d 5- 6d

4-15 4- 21 9-4; 7-5 5- 4 4-11 4-19 4- 20 5- 6 5-7 7-21 9—4j, 5- 8 4-12 4-13 6- 12 6-6 4- 14 7-6 6- 4 7- 20 8- 5 5- 12 5-13 7-16 4-6

Page

4-19 4-19 4-19 4- 10 5- 19 5-17 5-17 5-17 4-5 4-5 4- 5 5- 2 6- 12 5-2 5-2 5-2 8-6 4- 3 5- 2 9-2 8-10 9-2 4-3 4-19 4-19 4- 35 9-2 5- 3 4- 17 8-6 9-2 5- 10 4- 8 5- 9 4- 11 5- 6

4-22 4- 33 9-2 7-2 5- 1 4-16 4-28 4- 30 5- 4 6- 7 7- 19 9-2 5- 9 4-16 4-18 6- 7 6- 3 4- 20 7- 4 6-1 7- Í8 8- 2 6-16 5- 19 7-15 4-6

14-8

FM 30-103

No. Para

t. Motor Transport Regiments. 9 9-4 Ä 10 4-11 15 5-4 16 6-16 17 9-4/t 24 9-4/1 38 7-20 41 9-4/i 53 9-4/1 62 4-4 77 9-4/1 102 7-4 103 9-4Ä 237 7-14

u. Rifle (Mountain) Regiments. 3 6—6a 7 6-12e 8 6-12c 24 6-136 25 6-136 33 6-12d 52 6-66 53 6—66 351F 7-166 381 7-15a 382 7-15a 383 7-15a 394 5-13c 395 5-13c 401 5-12c 402F 5-12c 403 5-12c 408 5-136 409 5-136

v. Rifle (Jungle) Regiments. 4 5 il 26 27 57 271 278 279

w. Signal Regiments. 2 3 4F 7 10 13 18 21 23 24 27 33 34 37 40

6-5 a 6—5a 6-13a 6-126 6-126 6-12a 6-186 6-18a 6-18a

4-11 7-23 7-4 9-4fc 4- 12 5- 4 4- 18 5- 4 7-8 4- 4 5- 6 6- 11 5-5 4-19 9-4A

Page

9-2 4- 16 5- 1 6- 11 9-2 9-2 7-18 9-2 9-2 4-1 9-2 7-1 9-2 7-14

6-3 6-8 6-8 6-10 6-10 6-13 6-3 6- 3 7- 16 7-14 7-14 7-14 5- 20 6- 20 5-17 5- 17 6- 17 5-19 5-19

6-2 6-2 6-9 6-8 6-8 6-8 6-13 6-13 6-13

4-16 7-21 7-1 9-2 4- 16 5- 1 4- 27 5- 1 7-7 4- 1 5- 4 6- 7 5-2 4-28 9-2

No.

44 52 54 56 59 71 84 92 93 111 113 114 212 221 232 252 271 300

Para

7-20 4- 20 5- 8 9-4 fe 4-21 7- 21 9-4 fe 9-4fc 8- 26 4- 14 5- 11 6- 4 7- 16 4- 8 7-14 5- 12 4-6 7-15

x. Signal Intercept Regiments. f 4-4 2 5-4 3 7-4 4 9-4 5 4-11 6 4-18 7 5-11 8 8-10 9 8-18 10 8-4

y. Tank (Heavy) Regiments. 2 4-20d 3F 7-24 5 7-21â 6 7-85 10 4-7d 12 8-28 14 8-27c 20 9-4i(l) 32 4-14a 33F 4-14c 34F 4-156 36 4-146 40 9-4Z(l) 42 7-8d 49 7-5d 52 4-15c 63 7-8c 83 4-6d 84 7-9a 149 7-10 152 4-14 166 4-19c 181F 4-15 188 7-9c 191 4-6e 200 8-7 214 5-5d 215 5-7d 217 5-8 220 4-12c 245 4-13c 290 4-8 295 4-5e

Page

7-18 4- 30 5- 9 9-2 4-33 7- 19 9-2 9-2 8- 6 4- 20 5- 15 6- 1 7-15 4- 10 7-14 5- 16 4-5 7-14

4- 1 5- 1 7- 1 9-1 4-16 4- 27 5- 15 8- 2 8-5 8-1

4-32 7-23 7-20 7- 7 4-9 8- 9 8-8 9- 2 4-21 4-21 4-23 4-21 9-2 7-8 7-3 4-23 7-8 4-6 7-9 7-10 4-20 4-29 4-22 7- 9 4- 6 8- 2 5- 3 5-8 5-9 4-17 4-19 4-10 4-4

14-9

FM 30-103

No. Para

z. Tank (Medium) Regiments. 1 5-8o 3 4-7a 5 4-20d 6F 4-20d 7 7-7a 8 4-20a 9 7-9a 12 7-1Oa 14F 7-6a 15 7-21d 19 7-8d 21 4—7d 24 7-21c 25 4—6d 27 4-19d 28 4-19d 31 4-206 32 7-8a. 34 7-226 37F 7-236 40F 7-96 41 7-96 42 4-12O

45 4-8d 51 8-266 52 8-30 53 7-6a 54 7-24 55 7-24 62F 4—14a 63 4-14a 64 4-14c 66 4-146 67 4-146 68 4-15a 69 4-156 70 4-156 71 4-15a 73 6-8a 79 8-276 80 4-66 81 4-15c 82 4-15c 83 7-9c 84 8-28 91 9-4¿(12) 93 6-8,6 94 4_6c 101 4-19c 102 4-19c 105 7-6c HO 4—20c 111 9-4¿(2) 113 6-8a 118 7-5d 120 7-21a 124 9-41(2) 125 9-41(2) 128 4-196 131 8-17 133 4—6c 134 6-86 137 7-76

Page

5- 9 4-8 4-32 4-32 7-6 4-31 7-9 7-10 7-2 7-20 7-8 4-9 7-20 4-6 4-29 4-29 4-31 7-7 7-21 7-22 7-9 7- 9 4-16 4-11 8- 7 8-10 7-4 7-23 7- 23 4-21 4-21 4-21 4-21 4-21 4-23 4-23 4-23 4-23 6- 5 8- 8 4-5 4-23 4-23 7- 9 8- 9 9- 2 6- 5 4-6 4-29 4-29 7- 3 4-32 9- 2 6- 5 7- 3 7- 19 9-2 9-2 4-29 8- 4 4-6 6- 5 7- 6

No.

138 142 145 147 149 151 152 154 159 163 165 172 173 178 181 191 200 201 203 211 212 217 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 235 236 237 238 240 241 243 244 247 250 251 253 254 256 258 259 260 262 263 265 272 274 278 286 305 306 311 312 314 316F 319 321 322 323 326

Para

7-76 9-4¿(2) 7-66 4- 8c 7-23a 7-8c 7- 8 c 5- 8c 4-6e 8- 26a 4-86 7-6d 7- 6d 4-8c 6- 12 8- 12a 8-17 4-7c 7-96 4-56 4-12c 4- 13c 5— 5a 5-6c 5-7a 7-156 7-156 4-21e 4- 21e 5- 5c 5-76 4-5 a 4- 21c 7-16a 5- 5d 5-7 c 5-56 5-6d 4-2 la 4-216 4-5 e 4-8a 4- 8d 5— 13a 5-86 5-86 5- 6 a 6- 17a 5-12a 5-12d 5-12d 4-126 4- 136 5- 8 c 5-8c 4—5c 4- 6a 5- 8a 6- 17 4-5 e 4-21d 4-21d 4- 21d 5- 7d

Page

7-6 9-2 7-4 4- 11 7-22 7-8 7- 8 5- 11 4-6 8- 7 4-10 7-5 7- 5 4-11 6- 7 8- 3 8-4 4-8 7- 9 4-3 4-17 4- 19 5- 2 5- 5 6- 7 7- 15 7-15

4-35 4- 35 5- 3 5-7 4-2 4- 34 7-15 5- 3 5-7 5-2 5-6 4-33 4-34 4-4 4-10 4- 11 5- 19 5-10 5-10 5- 4 6- 12 5-16 5-18 5-18 4-17 4- 19 5- 10 5-10 4-3 4- 6 5- 9 6- 11 4—4 4-35 4-35 4- 35 5- 8

14-10

FM 30-103

(Medium) Regiments- No.

Tank 330 351 352 369

14—4. Battalions a. Air Defense Battalions.

3 4 5 6 il 17 31 35 37 38 40 42 57 70 82 99 125 165 184 185 201 220 224 230 233 237 247 266 294 333 384 392 396 400 401 413

b. Antitank Battalions. 5 9 15 24 29 36 40 74 110 123 136 146 148 155 224 225 231

Para

—Continued 4-85 4—5d 4-86 4-13a

4-140 4-15a 4-17a 4-146 4—19 c 7-2 Sa 4-19a 6- 12c 7- 96 4—15c 6-5 a 4- 20a 5- 10a 9-5a 9-6a 9-5a 4—6d 6- 7a 7- 76 4-196 7-8d 4-7« 4- 12c 9-5« 5- 15d

9-5« 7-15« 4- 21e 5— 6a 4-8d 4- 21« 5— 8c 4- 136 5- 6d 5-76 5-7c

4-23« 4- 7« 5- 10« 6- 12c 4-196 7- 22« 7-226 7-6« 4-19« 6-12«

7-5c 7-66 6-76 4- 76 5- 6« 5-15c 5-6c

Pâtre

4-10 4-3 4-10 4-19

4-21 4-23 4-25 4-21 4-28 7-22 4-28 6-8 7-9 4-23 6-2 4- 31 5- 12 9-2 9-2 9-2 4-6 6- 4 7- 6 4-29 7-8 4-8 4- 17 9-2 5- 23

9-2 7-14 4- 35 5- 4 4-11 4- 33 5- 10 4- 19 5- 6 5-7 5-8

4-37 4- 8 5- 12 6- 8 4-29 7-21 7-21 7-4 4-28 6-8 7-3 7-4 6-4 4- 8 5- 4 5-22 5-5

ffo.

232 233 240 241 269 270 291 308 321 324 338 342 352 408

53 218 221 378 401

Para

5-76 5-7« 4— 6« 5- 13c 7-15« 4-10« 4- 21« 5- 56 5-126 5-136 4- 13« 5- 15« 4-2 le 4-136

Page

5-7 5- 7 4-5 6- 20 7-14 4-13 4- 33 5- 2 5-17 5-19 4- 19 5- 21 4-34 4-19

Artillery UOOmm Mortar (SP) Battalions. 4- 176(3) 4-26 6-1Oc(3) 5-13 5- 106(3) 5-13 4-23c(2) 4-38 4-106(2) 4-14

d. Artillery 310mm Gun (SP) Battalions. 10 8-29a(2) 8-9 121 4-176(3) 4-26 275 4-106(2) 4-14

e. Artillery 240mm Mortar Battalions. 238 5-10e(3) 5-13 240 5-106(3) 5-13 262 4-23c(2) 4-38

f. Artillery 203mm Gun-Hoioitzer Battalions. 3 8-29«(2) 8-9 14 4-176(3) 4-26 214 5-10c(3) 5-13

g. Artillery 152mm Gun (SP) Battalions. 3 5 8 11 13 16 29 30 60 75 88 98 167 204 212 213 215 234 248 250 252 271 281 303 305 306 307

4-176(1) 4-206 4—20¿r 7-276 6- 7c 4-6i 4-190 7- 7c 7-5/ 6-5d 6- 156 7- 21e 4-7/ 7-60 4-12/ 4-23c 7-16d 6-120 4- 13/ 5- 50

5-106(2) 5-66 4- 130 5- 1Oc(1) 5-56 5-76 5-15?(1)

4-26 4-33 4-33 7-25 6- 5 4-7 4-30 7- 7 7—4 6- 3 6-11 7- 20 4-9 7-6 4-18 4- 38 7-16 5- 18 4- 20 5- 4 5-13 5-6 4- 20 5- 13 5-4 5-9 5-23

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No. Para Page

Artillery 152mm Gun (SP) Battalions—Continued 310 311F 315 316 318 319 324 358 370

5-106(1) 5-12fc 7-13.0 5-13/ 5-13e 4-210 4-106(1) 4—216 4-120

5-12 5-19 7-13 5-20 5-20 4-35 4-14 4-36 4-18

h. Artilllery 152mm GumHowitzer Battalions. 2 3 11 32 52 72 78 99 164 213 214 249 252 253 256 259 266 292 299 309 319 363

5 9 11 17 30 44 45 47 57 69 82 87 98 100 127 132 162 164 211 214 219 223 227 236 237 240 241 259

4-200 4-206. 7- 196 8- 26d 4—19,0 4-176(1) 4-176(2) 6- 7c 4— 6¿ 5- 70 5-106(2) 7- 130 5-60 5-10c(2) 5- 13/ 6- 15e(2) 4- 130 5- 56 4-12/ 6- 196 4- 210 5- 66

i. Artillery 130mm Gun Battalions. 7-60 7- 196 4-206 4-7/ 4-196 8- 26d 7-276 ö-öd

4-70 6-156 6— 6c 7- 21e 7-5/ 4-6£ 4-176(1) 4-176(2) 6- 10c 4-66 4— 23c(l) 7- 16d 5- 50 5-106(2) 4-12/ 4- 120 5- 10c(2) 5-56 5-70 4-56

4-33 4-33 7- 18 8- 7 4-30 4-26 4-26 6- 5 4- 7 5- 9 5-13 7- 13 5-6 5-13 5-20 5-23 4- 20 5- 4 4-18 6- 14 4- 35 5- 6

7-6 7- 18 4-33 4-9 4-30 8- 7 7-25 6-3 4-9 6-11 6- 4 7- 20 7-4 4-7 4-26 4-26 6- 7 4-7 4- 38 7- 16 5- 4 5- 13 4-18 4- 18 6- 13 5- 4 5-9 4-4

No. Para Page

264 265 266 267 272 279 283 324 333 417

5-76 5-9 5-60 5-6 5-10c(l) 5-13 5-120 5-18 5-15e(l) 5-21 5-66 5-6 4-130 4-20 4-13/ 4-20 4-210 4-35 7-15c 7-15

j. Artillery 122mm Gun (SP) Battalions. 1 2 4 22 38 52 54 68 82 99 128 142 145 194 215 222 223 224 232 234 236 237 238 239 241 242 243F 248 249 251 253 256 257 258 274 281 316 318 353 381

k. Chemical Battalions. 3 7 10 14 17 19 22 27 29 32 35

4-200 4-33 4-176 4-25 8-26d 8-7 4-190 4-30 4-196 4-30 7-7c 7-7 6- 7c 6-5 4-766 4—7 7- 5/ 7-2 6— 10c 6—7 4-7/ 4-9 7- 23c 7-22 7- 21c 7-20 4-70 4-9 8- 290(1) 8-9 4-12/ 4-18 4-56 4-4 4-120 4-18 4- 23c(l) 4-38 5- 50 5-4 5-56 5-4 5-76 5-9 5-106(2) 5-13 5-106(1) 5-12 5-60 5-6 5-120 5-18 5-126 5-19 5-10c(2) 5-13 4- 13/ 4-20 5- 13e 5-20 5-15e(l) 6-23 4- 130 4-20 5- 15e(2) 5-23 6- 196 6-14 5-66 5-6 4-210 4-35 4-106(1) 4-13 7- 130 7-13 7-15c 7-15 4-216 4-36

4-7 4-7 4-14 4-20 4- 20 4-30 5- 7 5-7 5- 13 5-19 6- 6 6-3 6- 13 6-9 7- 7 7-6 7-9 7-8 7-16 7-15 7-22 7-20

r

14-12

FM 30-103

Wo- Para Page

Chemical Battalions—Continued 40 8-7 8-2 42 8-12 8-3 43 8-19 8-5 45 878? 8-7

l. Chemical (Equipment & Terrain Decon) Bat- talions. 1 4-17/ 4-27 2 4-17/ 4-27 31 4-23/ 4-39 26 4-23/ 4-39 81 5-15i 5-24 215 5-15i 5-24 73 5-15i 5-24

m. Chemical (Reconnaissance) Battalions. 62 4-17/ 4-27

n. Chemical (Smoke) Battalions. 2 4-Í7/ 4-27 3 4-Í7/ 4-27 227 5-15¿ 6-24

o. Electronic Warfare Battalions. 23 24 26 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

4-4 4- 5 5- 4 5-7 7-4 9-5 4-11 4-18 4-14 4-18 4-20 4- 2Í 5- 6 5- 1 í 6- 5

4-1 4- 2 5- 1 5-7 7-1 9-2 4-Í6 4-18 4-20 4-27 4-30 4- 33 5- 4 5- 15 6- 2

No. Para

131 151 157 159 160 213 22Í 227 239 243 251 270 272 284 289 290 297 300 304 305 306 307 312 313 314 315 317 344 362 369 399

7-9a 4-14a 7-8a 7-86 4-206 7-17¿ 4- 12a 5- 5a 6- 6a 4-2 Id 4- 5a 5- 6 c 4- 8 a 5- 5c 5-136 5-5d 4- 13c 5- 8c 5-66 5-8a 5-86 5-12a 5-76 5-7 c 5-7a 5-7d 5-12d 4—6e 4-5d 4-216 4—6a

q. Engineer (Airborne) Battalions. 1 62 262 361 362 363 364

4— 17a 5- lOa 7-13a 5-15a 5-16c 5-166 5-15d

38 39 40 41 42 43

p. Engineer Battalions. 2 19 23 24 34 35 42 47 54 70 71 81 85 87 92 104

6- 7 7- \7 8- Í0 8-Î8 8-26 8-4

6-66 4—l9d 4—Í9¿ 7-23a 7-8d 7-¿ld 4-6c 6- 136 7- 66 6-126 4-19a 7-5d 7-7ó 4-76 7-¿6 7-216

6- 4 7- 16 8- 2 8-5 8-6 8-1

6- 3 4-29 4-29 7- 22 7-8 7-20 4-6 6-10 7-2 6-8 4-28 7-3 7-6 4-8 7-4 7-19

r. Engineer Amphibious Battalions. 5 13 31 49 59 63 240

1 14 22 25 29 32 49 51 61 81 90 115 197 218

4- 5 5- 6 6- 5 4-13 4-12 6-6 6-18

s. Engineer Construction Battalions. 4- 19 7-8 7-23 5- 6 4- 21 5- 7 7-9 4-12 7-21 4-7 4-20 7-6 4- 5 5- 12

Page

7-9 4-21 7-7 7-7 4-31 7-17 4- 16 5- 2 5-4 4-35 4- 2 5- 5 4- 10 5- 3 5-19 5-3 4- 19 5- 10 5-5 5-9 5-10 5-16 5-7 5-8 5-7 5-8 5-18 4-6 4-3 4-34 4-5

4- 25 5- 12 7-12 5-21 5-22 5-22 5-23

4- 2 5- 4 6- 2 4-18 4-16 6-3 6-12

4- 28 7-7 7-21 5- 4 4- 33 5- 7 7-8 4-16 7-19 4-7 4-30 7-4 4- 2 5- 16

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No. Para Page

Engineer Construction Battalions—Continued 263 7-15 7-14 265 6-17 6-11 268 7-16 7-15 367 4-6 4-5

t. Engineer Ponton (Medium) Battalions. 19 5-5 5-2 21 4-19 4-28 22 5-6 5-4 36 5-7 5-7 52 6-8 6-5 65 4-12 4-16 81 6-7 6-4 117 6-12 6-7 123 4-20 4-30 124 7-5 7-2

u. Intelligence Battalions. 6 4-12 4-16 12 5-8 5-9 22 4-19 4-28 29 5-7 5-7 52 4-21 4-33 121 4-7 4-7

v. Medical Battalions. 1 4-19c 4-29 2 4-15c 4-23 5 7-7a 7-6 6 7-21d 7-20 9 4—196 4-29 10 4-17a 4-25 35 7-8d 7-8 36 4-146 4-21 38 7-21c 7-20 48 6-15a 6-10 61 4-6c 4-6 72 7-6a 7-4 85 4—20c 4-32 107 4-7c 4-8 108 7-6d 7-5 153 4-6a 4-5 154 7-24 7-23 161 7-9c 7-9 162 4-8c 4-11 177 6-13a 6-9 199 4-7d 4-9 211 4-13a 4-19 214 5-5a 5-2 216 5-12c 5-17 225 5-5c 5-3 238 4-216 4-34 246 5-6a 5-4 253 4-13c 4-19 256 5-106 5-12 257 5-8c 5-10 264 5-5d 5-3 272 5-7a 5-7 287 4-136 4-19 325 4-5a 4-2 343 4-la 4-1 345 4-2le 4-35 346 7-13/ 7-13

No. Poro

360 5—8a 362 5-6d 366 5-12d 370 4-8a 381 5-136 389 6-176

w. Medical (Airborne) Battalions. 10 4-17a 45 4-236 83 6-10a 375 5-15d 377 5-15c

1 2 3 6 9 11 12 13 14 16 26 32 33 36 40 41 57 60 66 71 77 81 82 105 106 110 111 112 121 127 131 132 133 137 143 157 158 165 166 182 184 202 215 216 221 223 224 234 236 259

x. Motor Transportation Battalions. 7-22 4- 12 5- 5 4-176 7-10a 7-23 7-21a 4—14c 4-15a 7-6 4-20a 7-24 4-7 4-146 4-13 4- 196 5- 7 7-19a 6- 5a 7- 27a 6-106 7-5d 4-19a 4-14 6- 12d 4-6c 4-15 7- 9c 7-6c 4-66 7-5a 7-56 4—6a 6—8a 6- 5 4-76 7- 8a 7-86 4- 23c 6- 7 7- 9 7-5 5- 8 a 4-8 4- 8a 5- 66 4- 5 e 5- 8e 5-6d 5-5d

Page

5-9 5-6 5-18 4- 10 5- 19 6- 12

4-25 4- 37 6-6 5- 23 5-22

7-20 4- 16 5- 2 4-25 7-10 7-21 7-19 4-21 4-23 7-4 4-31 7-23 4-7 4-21 4-18 4- 29 5- 7 7-18 6- 2 7-24 6- 7 7- 3 4-28 4-20 6- 9 4-6 4-22 7- 9 7-5 4-5 7-2 7-2 4-5 6- 5 6-2 4-8 7- 7 7-7 4- 38 6- 4 7- 8 7-2 5- 9 4-10 4- 10 5- 5 4- 4 6- 10 5- 6 5-3

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Motor Transportation Battalions—Continued 260 262 302 313 314 315 317 319 326 327 333 358 368 380 402 420

y. Motor talions. 293 324 401 402 403

5-86 4^13c 5-10c 5-126 5-5o 5-76 5- 7d 7-16a 6- 19 4-6 4—12c 4-126 4— 12a 5- 6a 5-56 4—6e

z. Propaganda Battalions. 2 4 8

7-13a 4- 10a 5- 15a 5-156 5-15d

4-11 9-56 9-56

aa. Reconnaissance Battalions. i 3 4 5 10 13 15 17 21 35 36 51 62 64 72 75 94 101 143 144 151 157 158 185 211 213 219 220 221 229 231 232

4-15a 4-12a 4-146 4-19d 4-7d 4-20c 7-216 7-22a 4-14a 7-10a 4-2 Od 6- 56 7- 86 7-8d 7- 66 8- 12a 7-76 4-196 4-19a 7-9a 7-5a 4-76 7-8c 7-7a 7-166 4- 126 5- 76 4-12c 4- 8a 5- 8 c 5-7d 5-126

5-10 4- 19 5- 13 5-17 5-2 5-7 5- 8 7-15 6- 13 4-5 4-17 4-17 4- 16 5- 4 5-2 4-6

Transportation (Airborne) Bat-

7-12 4- 13 5- 21 5-22 5-23

4-16 9-3 9-3

4-23 4-16 4-21 4-29 4-9 4-32 7-19 7-21 4-21 7-10 4-32 6-2 7-7 7-8 7- 4 8- 3 7-6 4-29 4-28 7-9 7-2 4-8 7-8 7-6 7-16 4- 17 5- 7 4-17 4- 10 5- 11 5-8 5-17

No. Para Page

234 5-6a 5-4 241 4-13c 4-19 242 4—5e 4-4 243 5-12d 5-18 255 4-56 4-3 275 4-2 Id 4-35 291 7-156 7-15 292 5-5d 5-8 303 5-5a 5-2 310 5-6e 5-5 320 4-5d 4-3 325 4-136 4-19 331 5-6d 5-6 349 7-15a 7-14 360 5-8a 5-9 364 4-13a 4-19 415 4—6a 4-5

ab. Rocket Launcher (RAGE) Battalions. 2 4—6c 4—6 5 4-20c 4-32 6 7-2la 7-19 II 4-7c 4-8 15 7-236 7-22 16 4-19c 4-29 20 6-76 6-4 26 4-12a 4-16 27 4-15a 4-23 29 4-156 4-23 31 4-15c 4-23 32 7-8c 7-8 34 1-216 7-19 42 7-21d 7-20 45 9-5c 9-3 46 9-5c 9-3 47 9-5c 9-3 50 4-14a 4-21 52 7-6c 7-5 64 9-5c 9-3 67 9-5ç 9-3 72 7-9a 7-9 79 9-5c 9-3 93 4-5c 4-3 103 7-56 7-2 110 9-5c 9-3 III 7-8a 7-7 115 4-86 4-10 116 9-5c 9-3 117 9-5c 9-3 143 6-56 6-2 161 4-8c 4-11 199 4-76 4-8 200 7-86 4-10 201 4-7a 4-8 208 7-6a 7-4 212 4-2Id 4-35 222 5-5d 5-3 225 5-66 5-5 231 4-2la 4-33 237 4-126 4-17 239 5-6d 5-6 240 5-7c 5-8 253 5-7a 5-7 254 5-8a 5-9 261 4-12c 4-17

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No.

Rocket Launcher 263 280 304 319 322 336 341 349 350 355 361 387 400 402 418

Para Page

(Rage) Battalions—Continued 4-13c 7-156 7-16a 4- 21e 5- 56 5- 5c 7-17a 6- 13a 6-86 6-17a 5-6a 4-216 4-5a 4-136 4—6e

4-19 7-15 7-15 4- 35 5- 2 5-3 7-17 5-19 5- 10 6- 12 5-4 4-34 4-2 4-19 4-6

No.

99 194 202 203 204 215 219 221 240 241 242 243 303 369 394

ae. Signal Battalions, ac. Rocket Launcher Multiple, 140mm, Batta-

lions. 6 28F 29 35 36 42 50 59 63 93 122 134 158 164 191 212 213 216 220 234 235 242 251 259 271 279 280 316 326 333

4-76 7-5« 4-196 4-20a 7-5a 7-236 4-6« 4-206 4-19a 7-6a 7-6« 7-56 7-66 4-7« 4- 5« 5- 66 5-7« 5-6q 5-5a 4- 216 5- 5« 5-66 5-12a 4-56 4- 136 5- 76 5-6« 4- 6a 5- 7a 4—13a

4-8 7-3 4-28 4-31 7-2 7-22 4-6 4-31 4-28 7-4 7-5 7-2 7-4 4-8 4- 3 5- 2 5-8 5-4 5-2 4- 34 5- 3 5- 5 6- 16 4-3 4- 19 5- 7 5-5 4- 2 5- 7 4-19

ad. Rocket Launcher Multiple, 240mm, Batta- lions. il 13 22 51 85 86F 87 89 90 93 97

4-19« 7-8« 4-19d 7-5d 4-146 4-156 4—15a 4-14« 7-8a 4-16« 6-86

4-29 7-8 4-29 7-3 4-21 4-23 4-23 4-21 7-7 4-23 6-5

1 6 7 8 13 14 15 16 22 24 25 27 30 31 45 53 58 66 89 121 122 131 159 167 187 204 229 230 231 232 248 255 258 268 271 278 280 283 288 289 291 293 296 299 310 312 314 325

Para

7-9c 7-8d 4^-8« 7-9a 4- 7d 5- 6d 4-21d 4- 13« 5- 5d 5-7d 5-12d 5-86 4-5d 4—6e 4-5 e

4-20d 4-15a 7-6d 4-8« 7-21a 7-2?a 7-24 7-96 4-14a 4-156 4-146 4-14« 6-7a 4-196 4-15« 6- i2a 7- 226 4-7 a 4-6d 7-10a 7-66 6-86 6— 6a 7- 76 4-20a 4- 5« 7-13/ 5- 106 5-10« 4- 56 5- 5d 5-6a 4—8d 4- 86 5- 15e 4- 5e 5- 6d 5-12a 5-5« 5-76 5-7d 5-8a 5- 13a 4- 106 6- 18a 5- 66 5-13« 4—Í2c

Page

7-9 7-8 4-11 7-9 4- 9 5- 6 4-35 4- 19 5- 3 5-8 5-18 5-Í0 4-3 4-6 4-4

4-32 4-23 7-5 4-11 7-19 7-21 7-23 7-9 4-21 4-23 4-21 4-21 6- 4 4-28 4-23 6-8 7- 21 4-8 4-6 7-10 7-4 0-5 6- 5 7- 6 4-31 4- 3 7-13 5- 12 5-13 4- 3 5- 3 5-4 4-11 4- 11 5- 23 4- 4 5- 6 5-16 5-3 5-7 5-8 5-9 5- 19 4- 13 6- 13 5- 5 5-20 4-17

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No. Para Page

Signal Battalions—Continued 377 4-126 394 5-56 410 7-15a

af. Signal (Airborne) Battalions. 4 135 302 373

6-10a 6-12e 5-15d 4-10«

ag. Signal Intercept Battalions. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

4-5 7-16 4-13 4-14 4- 20 5- 6 6- 5 6- 7 7- 17 8- 26

4- 17 5- 2 7-14

6-6 6-9 5-23 4-13

4-2 7-15 4-18 4-20 4- 30 5- 4 6- 2 6- 4 7- 16 8- 7

ah. Surface-to-Air Missile (RAIDER) Batta- lions. 6 7 21 23 24 42 43 46 48 49 51 52 58 60 61 66 67 156 157 158 191 201 211 214 221 222 227 229 230 231 234 235 236 237 243 245 246 247 248

4-20e 4-20e 4-14d 4-14d 4-14d 4-15d 4-15d 4-19e 4-19e 4—19e 7-6e 7- 6 e 8- 26c 8-26c 8-26c 4-7 fe 4-7 h 4-6/ 4-6/ 4-6/ 4-17d 4-17d 4-13e 7-13e 4-23e 4- 23e 5— 10e 5-10/ 5-10/ 5-8d 4-12d 4-12d 4-12d 4-12d 4-13d 4-13d 4- 13d 5- 6e 5-6 e

4-32 4-32 4-22 4-22 4-22 4-24 4-24 4-30 4-30 4-30 7-5 7- 6 8- 7 8-7 8-7 4-10 4-10 4-7 4-7 4-7 4-27 4-27 4-20 7-13 4-39 4- 39 5- 15 5-15 5-15 5-11 4-18 4-18 4-18 4-18 4-20 4-20 4- 20 5- 6 5-6

No.

249 250 253 260 262 263 272 273 274 282 283 284 285 287 289 290 291 293 294 317 319 345 348

Para

5-6e 5-6e 7-16c 5-5/ 5-5/ 5-5/ 7-106 7-106 4- 5 ff 5- 8d 5-150 5-160 5-150 5-12e 5-12e 5-12e 5-7/ 5-7/ 5-7/ 4-8 e 4-8e 4-1 Oe 4—10c

Page

5-6 5- 6 7-16 6- 4 5-4 5-4 7- 10 7-10 4- 4 5- 10 5-24 5-24 5-24 5- 18 6- 18 5-18 5-8 5-8 5-8 4-11 4^11 4-15 4-15

ai. Surface-to-Air Missile (RAMMER) Batta- lions. 2 4-17e 3 4-YJe 11 4-17e 20 9-5d 21 8-24 28 9-5d 29 9-5d 33 9-6d 35 9-5d 37 9-5d 73 9-5d 216 5-100 217 5-100 219 5-156 224 4-10/ 230 5-156

aj. Surface-to-Surface Battalions. 11 4-17c(3) 215 5-10d(3) 231 5-10e(3) 232 5-10e(3) 246 4-23d(3) 247 4-23d(3) 272 4-10d(3) 402 7-13d(2)

4-27 4-27 4- 27 9-3 8—6 9-3 9-3 9-3 9-3 9-3 9-3 5- 15 5-15 5-24 4- 15 5- 24

Missile (RAVAGE)

4- 27 5- 14 5-15 5-15 4-39 4-39 4-15 7-13

ak. Surface-to-Surface Missile (REGAL) Bat- talions. 76 77 79 80 85

9-5 <’(2) 9-5e(2) 9-5e(2) 9-5e(2) 9-5P(2)

9-3 9-3 9-3 9-3 9-3

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No.

al. Surface-toSurface Battalions. 21 22 28 32 41 42 44 55 56 58 59 60 83 84 88 89 99 100 101 102 104 105 106 107 111 112 113 141 143 144 145 146 169 170 189 190 211 212 215 217 221 222 223 229 240 242 243 244 246 247 248 249 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 265

Para Pag«

Missile (RANCOR)

7-5 e 7-3 7- 5e 7-3 8- 29c 8-10 7- 27d 7-25 4-14e 4-22 4-14e 4-22 8— 27c 8—8 4—16e 4-24 4—15c 4—24 7-6/ 7-5 7-6/ 7-5 7-6/ 7-5 6-8c 6-6 6-8e 6-6 6-16d 6-11 6- 15d 6-11 4-19/ 4-30 4-19/ 4-30 4-19/ 4-30 7- 9d 7-9 7-9<f 7-9 4—6flr 4-7 4-6ff 4-7 4-6flr 4-7 4-20/ 4-33 4-20/ 4-33 4-20/ 4-33 4-17c(l) 4-26 4-17c(l) 4-26 4-17c(2) 4-26 4-17c(2) 4-26 4-17c(2) 4-26 4-7e 4-9 4-7c 4-9 6-5c 6-3 6— 5c 6—3 4-21/ 4-35 4- 21/ 4-35 7- 176 7-17 5- 6/ 5-6 4-12e 4-18 4-12e 4-18 4-12e 4-18 4-23d(l) 4-38 4-10c(l) 4-14 4- 10c(l) 4-14 5- 5e 5-3 5-5e 5-3 5-6/ 5-6 5-10e(2) 5-15 5-8e 5-11 5—8e 5-11 5-7e 5-8 5-7 e 5-8 5-7e 5-8 5—10d(l) 5-14 5-10d(l) 5-14 5-10d(l) 5-14 5-10e(2) 5-15 4— 10d(l) 4-15 5- 10d(2) 5-14

No.

266 268 269 270 273 278 279 282 285 286 287 291 293 295 307 308 313 314 315 321 322 323 329 330 351 352 364 365 380 381

am. Surface-to-Surface Batttalions. 9 11 15 76

Para

5-10d(2) 5-12/ 5-12/ 5-10e(2) 5-10e(l) 4-23d(2) 4-23d(2) 4-10c(2) 4-13e 4-13e 4— 13c 5- 13d 5-13d 5- 15/(2) 6- 186 6-186 4-10d(2) 4-10d(2) 4- 10d(2) 5- 15/(l) 5-15/(1) 5-15/(l) 4-8/ 4-8/ 4-5/ 4-5/ 7-13d(l) 7-13d(l) 7-13c 7-13c

Missile

9-5c(l) 4-17c(3) 9-5c(l) 8-166

an. Target Acquisition Battalions. 1 2 9 11 15 23 25 28 39 82 99 113 117 129 151 211 213 232^

4-12 4- 13 5- 7 4-20 4-23c 4- 176 5- 6 5-5 7-22 4-19 4-7 7-5 4-14 4-15 4-21 4- 8 5- 10e 4-6

14—5. Companies/Batteries a. Chemical Companies.

6 10 ii

4-14c 4-7d 4-196

Pago

5-14 5-18 5-18 5-15 5-14 4-39 4-39 4-14 4-20 4-20 4- 20 5- 20 5-20 5- 24 6- 13 6- 13 4-15 4-15 4- 15 5- 24 5-24 5-24 4-12 4-12 4-4 4-4 7- 13 7-13 7-12 7-12

(REBEL)

9-3 4-27 9-3 8-4

4-16 4- 18 5- 7 4-30 4-38 4- 25 5- 4 5-2 7-20 4-28 4-7 7-2 4-20 4-22 4-33 4- 10 5- 13 4-5

4-21 4-9 4-29

14-18

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No. Para Page

Chemical Companies—Continued 20 7-22a 7-21 42 4-16c 4-23 122 4-6d 4-6 142 7-8c 7-8 149 7-5c 7-3 158 6-76 6-4 175 7-8d 7-8 186 4-8c 4-11 202 4-66 4-5 203 7-76 7-6 218 6-7a 5-7 227 4-21c 4-34 242 5-5c 5-3 271 5-56 5-2 289 5-7c 5-8 290 6-7d 5-8 291 5-8a 5-9 349 4-13a 4-19 400 5-66 6-5

b. Chemical (Airborne) Companies. 230 5-156 5-22

c. Propaganda Companies. 2 4-12 4-16 4 4-19 4-28 28 5-8 5-9 129 4-5 4-2 223 5-13 5-19

d. Target Acquisition Batteries. 40 5-10a 5-12

No. Para Page

42 4-7c 4-8 61 7-10a 7-10 83 4-66 4-5 89 6—8œ 6—5

113 7-86 7-7 136 6-6a 6-3 161 7-9c 7-9 173 6-13a 6-9 183 7-5c 7-3 200 4-6c 4-6 213 4-216 4-34 218 4-21c 4-34 227 5-5c 5-3 230 4-126 4-17 233 5-8a 5-9 246 5-13a 5-19 249 4-12c 4-17 253 5-6a 5-4 255 5-13c 5-20 264 4-13a 4-19 270 6-176 6-12 274 5-5a 5-2 329 7-166 7-16

14—6. Home Guard Division

Laboraj 8-24 8-6

14—7. Task Force

Combined Task Force DEZERTO 8-17 8—4 Combined Task Force SCHNEE 9-6 9-3

14-19

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INDEX

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Abbreviations 1-2 1-1 AJOY, Hare, General 3-7 8-4

3-16 3-6 American Citizens’ True Socialism

(AMCITS) 2-61 2-6 Asian Unification Movement 2-8 2-6

Base Areas, Activation 8-14 3-5

Campaigns Asian 2-7 2-5 European and Middle Eastern 2-2 2-1 North and South America 2-4 2-2

Definitions Army (A) l-3d 1-2 Army Group (AG) l-3c 1-2 General Headquarters Units

(GHQ) l-3a 1-2 Division and Lower Units 1-3/ 1-2 Regional Command (RC) 1-36 1-2 Task Force - l-3e 1-2

Designation Recapitulation 1-5 1-8 System 1-46 1-3

Documents CTP Membership Card 12-2 12-1 Identification, Pay, and Serv-

ice Card (IPS) 12-1 12-1

Esperante Defense Pact with Aggressor 3-3 3-1 Postwar 3-2 3-1

Free Students - 2-6Í 2-5

Guerrilla Operations 3-23 3-7 GUTIERREZ, Ramon, Col 2-6A 2-5

Insurgency in Patria Liberata Early Objectives 8-il 8—4 Guerrilla Operations 3—23 3-7 Initial Activities 3-10 3-4 Order of Battle 3-27 3-9 Potential 3-416 3-1 Urban Organization 3-17 3-5

ISA, Rob 3-4 3-3

JONES, Abdul 2-6Z 2-5

KHAN, Roda 3-4, 3-5, 3-146 3-5

KROSTYCHOVIC, Vasily 2-3o, 2-2, 2-6a, 2-3, 2r-6d 2—4

Paragraph Page

LODER, Marshall 2-6d 2-4

MAKEBAN, Fasili 3-2c 3-1 Mass Organizations, development 3-16 3-5 Military Assistance Advisory

Group 3-22 3-7 MONG, Shei Chao 2-8a 2-6

Patharis Dissatisfaction 3-86(9) 3-3 Infiltration 3-18o 3-6

Party Central Committee 3-5 3-3 Patria Liberata

Background 3-1 3-1 Infiltration 3-9 8-4 Insurgent Potential 3-36 3-1

Patria Liberata Independence Rally 3-36(11) 3-3

Peoples Liberation Alliance 3-36(12) 3-3 Peoples Liberation Army of

Patria Liberata (PLAPL). Control of Coastline 3-246 3-8 Formation 3-7 8—4 Main & Mobile Units 3-26 3-8 Safe AreÀs 3-26e 3-9 1972 Offensive 3-31 3-10

Primipeople Conversion 3-12 3—4 Potential as Insurgents 3-36(6) 3-3

Propaganda Guidance 3-21e 3-7 Operations J 3-21 3-7

Regional Forces (see PLAPL)

SAUD, H. Muhammet, Maj 2-3e 2-2 SCHMIDT, Max 2-61 2-5 Synthese

Antipathy of Patharis 3-18a 3-6 Antipathy of Primipeople 3-36(9) 3-3

Terrorism Acts of in Middle East 2-3c 2-2 Guerrilla in ;US 2-6/ 2-5

Union Infiltration 3-17c 3-6 Units, Types 3-28 3-9

Villages, Conversion 3-13 5-5

YUMJAB, Uttar 3-36, 3-3, 3-176, 3-5, 3-26 3-8

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By Order of the Secretary of the Army : 3000017408

CREIGHTON W. ABRAMS General, United States Army

Official: Chief of Staff VERNE L. BOWERS Major General, United States Army The Adjutant General

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To be distributed in accordance with DA Form 12-11 requirements for Aggressor Order of Battle Book (qty rqr block no. 288).

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