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Allied 15th Army Group

Under the command of General Sir Harold Alexander. This does not adequately cite its references or sources. ... Field Marshal Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis (December 10, 1891 - June 16, 1969) was a British military commander and Field Marshal, notably during World War II as the commander of the 15th Army Group. ...

U.S. 7th Army

Commanded by Lieutenant General George Smith Patton. General George Smith Patton Jr. ...

• 1st Ranger Battalion
• 3d Ranger Battalion
• 4th Ranger Battalion
• 70th Tank Battalion
• 753rd Tank Battalion
• 756th Tank Battalion
• 39th Engineer Regiment
• 540th Engineer Shore Regiment
• 5th Armored Artillery Group
  • 58th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
  • 62nd Armored Field Artillery Battalion
  • 65th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
• 17th Artillery Regiment
• 36th Artillery Regiment
• 77th Artillery Regiment
• 178th Artillery Regiment
• French 4 Tabor of Goums Battalion

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U.S. II Corps

Commanded by Lieutenant General Omar Nelson Bradley. Omar Nelson Bradley (February 12, 1893 - April 8, 1981) was one of the main US Army field commanders in North Africa and Europe during World War II. Bradley was born to a poor family near Clark, Missouri, the son of a schoolteacher. ...

• U.S. 1st Infantry Division
  Initially commanded by Major General Terry de la Mesa Allen. He was succeeded by Major General Clarence R. Huebner on August 7.
  • 16th Infantry Regiment
  • 18th Infantry Regiment
  • 26th Infantry Regiment
  • 5th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 7th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 32d Field Artillery Battalion
  • 33d Field Artillery Battalion
  • 1st Engineer Combat Battalion
  • 1st Reconnaissance Troop

• U.S. 9th Infantry Division
  Commanded by Major General Manton Sprague Eddy.
  • 39th Infantry Regiment
  • 47th Infantry Regiment
  • 60th Infantry Regiment
  • 26th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 34th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 60th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 84th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 15th Engineer Combat Battalion
  • 42nd Anti-Aircraft Battalion
  • 9th Reconnaissance Troop

• U.S. 45th Infantry Division
  Commanded by Major General Troy Houston Middleton.
  • 157th Infantry Regiment
  • 179th Infantry Regiment
  • 180th Infantry Regiment
  • 158th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 160th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 171st Field Artillery Battalion
  • 189th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 120th Engineer Combat Battalion
  • 45th Reconnaissance Troop

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U.S. Provisional Corps

Commanded by Major General Geoffrey Keyes. Geoffrey Keyes (October 30, 1888 - September 17, 1967) was a U.S. Army major general who commanded the US II Corps during World War II. Categories: 1888 births | 1967 deaths ...

• U.S. 2d Armored Division
  Commanded by Major-General Hugh J. Gaffey. The Divisional formations were placed under the Combat Commands as needed.
  • Combat Command A
  • Combat Command B
  • 41st Armored Infantry Regiment
  • 66th Armored Regiment
  • 67th Armored Regiment
  • 14th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
  • 78th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
  • 92d Armored Field Artillery Battalion
  • 17th Armored Engineer Battalion
  • 82d Armored Reconnaissance Battalion

• U.S. 3d Infantry Division
  Commanded by Major-General Lucian King Truscott, Jr.
  • 7th Infantry Regiment
  • 15th Infantry Regiment
  • 30th Infantry Regiment
  • 9th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 10th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 39th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 41st Field Artillery Battalion
  • 10th Engineer Combat Battalion

• U.S. 82nd Airborne Division
  Commanded by Major-General Matthew Bunker Ridgway. The 509th Parachute Battalion was held in reserve and never saw action.
  • 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment
  • 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment
  • 325th Glider Infantry Regiment
  • 376th Parachute Field Artillery Battalion
  • 456th Parachute Field Artillery Battalion
  • 319th Glider Field Artillery Battalion
  • 320th Glider Field Artillery Battalion
  • 307th Airborne Engineer Battalion
  • 80th Airborne Anti-Aircraft Battalion

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British 8th Army

Under the command of General Bernard Law Montgomery. The British 46th Infantry Division formed a floating reserve, but did not participate in the Sicily campaign. Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, KG, GCB, DSO, PC (17 November 1887 – 24 March 1976) was a British Army officer, often referred to as Monty. He successfully commanded Allied forces at the Battle of El Alamein, a major turning point in World War II, and... The 46th (North Midland) Infantry Division was a 2nd Line Territorial Army Infantry Division during the Second World War. ...

Army Troops

• British Number 2 Special Air Service Paratroop Battalion
• British Number 3 Commando Battalion
• British Number 40 Royal Marine Commando Battalion
• British Number 41 Royal Marine Commando Battalion
• 3 companies 2nd/7th Battalion, The Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own)
• 2nd/4th Battalion, The Hampshire Regiment
• 1st Battalion, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
• 2nd Battalion, The Highland Light Infantry
• 1st Battalion, The Welch Regiment
• 7th Battalion, Royal Marines

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British XIII Corps

Commanded by Lieutenant-General Miles Dempsey. Lieutenant-General Dempsey Lieutenant-General Sir Miles Christopher Dempsey GBE KCB DSO MC (15th December 1896 - 5th June 1969) was commander of the British Second Army during the D-Day landings in World War II. After graduating from Sandhurst Military Academy in 1915 Dempsey joined the Royal Berkshire Regiment. ...

• 105th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery
• 6th Army Group Royal Artillery
  • 24th Armored Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 98th Armored Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 111th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 66th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 75th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 80th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery

• British 5th Infantry Division
  Commanded by Major-General Horatio Pettus Mackintosh Berney-Ficklin (later replaced by Gerard Bucknall).
  • 13th Infantry Brigade
  • 15th Infantry Brigade
  • 17th Infantry Brigade
  • 91st Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 92nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 156th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 52nd Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 18th Light Antiaircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 7th Battalion, The Cheshire Regiment

• British 50th (Northumbrian) Infantry Division
  Commanded by Major-General Sidney Kirkman.
  • 69th Infantry Brigade
  • 151st Infantry Brigade
  • 168th Infantry Brigade
  • 74th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 90th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 124th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 102nd (Northumberland Hussars) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 25th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 2nd Battalion The Cheshire Regiment (MG)

• British 78th Infantry Division
  Commanded by Major-General Vyvyan Evelegh.
  • 11th Infantry Brigade
  • 36th Infantry Brigade
  • 38th Infantry Brigade
  • 17th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 132nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 138th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 64th Anti-Tank Regiment, 142nd Field Regiment, RA
  • 49th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 1st Battalion, Kensington Regiment (Princess Louise's)

• British 1st Airborne Division
  Commanded by Major-General George F. Hopkinson. Did not participate as a division.
  • British 1st Airlanding Brigade
  • British 1st Parachute Brigade
  • 1st Airlanding Light Regiment, Royal Artillery

• British 4th Armoured Brigade
  • 3rd County of London Yeomanry (The Sharpshooters)
  • 44th Royal Tank Regiment
  • A Squadron, 1st (Royal) Dragoons

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British XXX Corps

Commanded by Lieutenant-General Sir Oliver Leese. Oliver Leese (right) with Sir Henry Maitland Wilson. ...

• 73rd Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery
• 5th Army Group Royal Artillery
  • 57th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 58th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 78th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 7th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 64th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 70th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 11th (Honourable Artillery Company) Royal Horse Artillery
  • 142nd Armoured Field Regiment, Royal Artillery

• 1st Canadian Infantry Division
  Commanded by Major-General Guy Granville Simonds.
  • 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade
    • The Royal Canadian Regiment
    • Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment
    • 48th Highlanders of Canada
  • 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade
    • Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
    • Seaforth Highlanders of Canada
    • Loyal Edmonton Regiment
  • 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigade
    • Royal 22e Régiment
    • Carleton and York Regiment
    • West Nova Scotia Regiment
  • 1st Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
  • 2nd Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery
  • 3rd Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery
  • 1st Battalion, The Saskatoon Light Infantry (Machine Gun)
  • 1st Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery
  • 2nd Light Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery
  • 4th Reconnaissance Regiment (4th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards)

• 1st Canadian Army Tank Brigade
  • 11th Armoured Regiment (The Ontario Regiment)
  • 12th Armoured Regiment (The Three Rivers Regiment)
  • 14th Armoured Regiment (The Calgary Regiment)

• British 51st (Highland) Infantry Division
  Commanded by Major-General Douglas Wimberley.
  • 152nd Infantry Brigade
  • 153rd Infantry Brigade
  • 154th Infantry Brigade
  • 126th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 127th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 128th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 61st Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 40th Light Antiaircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery
  • 1st/7th Battalion, The Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own)

• British 23rd Armoured Brigade
  Components attached to other units. Never fought as a Brigade in Sicily
  • 50th Royal Tank Regiment
  • (Part) 46th Royal Tank Regiment

• British 231st Infantry Brigade
  • 2nd Battalion, The Devonshire Regiment
  • 1st Battalion, The Dorset Regiment
  • 1st Battalion, The Hampshire Regiment
  • 165th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery

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Italian 6th Army

Under the command of General Alfredo Guzzoni.

German

XIV Panzer Corps

Commanded by General Hans Valentin Hube.

• German 1st Parachute Division
  Commanded by Generalleutnant Richard Heidrich. The 1st Parachute Regiment was held in reserve at Naples.
  • 3rd Parachute Regiment
  • 4th Parachute Regiment
  • 1st Parachute Machine-Gun Battalion
  • I/1st Parachute Field Artillery Regiment
  • 1st Parachute Pioneer Battalion

• German 15th Panzergrenadier Division
  Commanded by Generalmajor Eberhard Rodtfrom June 5.
  • 215th Panzer Battalion
  • 104th Panzergrenadier Regiment
  • 115th Panzergrenadier Regiment
  • 129th Panzergrenadier Regiment
  • 33rd Artillery Regiment
  • 315th Anti-Aircraft Battalion
  • 33rd Pioneer Battalion

• German 29th Panzergrenadier Division
  Commanded by Generalmajor Walter Fries.
  • 129th Panzer Battalion
  • 15th Panzergrenadier Regiment
  • 71st Panzergrenadier Regiment
  • 29th Artillery Regiment
  • 313th Anti-Aircraft Battalion

• German Luftwaffe Panzer Division Hermann Göring
  Commanded by Generalleutnant Paul Conrath.
  • 1st Panzer Grenadier Regiment "Hermann Göring"
  • Panzer Regiment "Hermann Göring"
    • 1 Panzer Battalion "Hermann Göring"
    • 2 Panzer Battalion "Hermann Göring"
  • Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion "Hermann Göring"
  • Panzer Artillery Regiment "Hermann Göring"
  • Panzer Pioneer Battalion "Hermann Göring"
  • Anti-Aircraft Regiment "Hermann Göring"

• 382nd Infantry Regiment
• 926th Infantry Battalion
• 29th Artillery Regiment
• 313th Anti-Aircraft Battalion

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Italian

• Italian 4th "Livorno" Motorized Infantry Division
  Commanded by General Domenico Chirieleison.
  • 33rd Infantry Regiment
  • 34th Infantry Regiment
  • 28th Artillery Regiment
  • 3 Anti-Aircraft Battalions
  • Engineer Battalion

• Italian 26th "Assietta" Mountain Division
  Commanded by General Francesco Scotti, then General Ottorino Schreiber on July 26.
  • 29th Infantry Regiment
  • 30th Infantry Regiment
  • 17th "Blackshirts" Battalion
  • 25th Artillery Regiment
  • CXXVI Mortar Battalion
  • Engineer Battaion

• Italian 28th "Aosta" Infantry Division
  Commanded by General Giacomo Romano.
  • 5th Infantry Regiment
  • 6th Infantry Regiment
  • 171st "Blackshirts" Battalion
  • 22nd Artillery Regiment
  • XXVIII Mortar Battalion
  • Engineer Battalion

• Italian 54th "Napoli" Infantry Division
  Commanded by General Giulio Cesare Gotti Porcinari.
  • 75th Infantry Regiment
  • 76th Infantry Regiment
  • 173rd "Blackshirts" Battalion
  • 54th Artillery Regiment

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Italian XII Corps

Commanded by General Mario Arisio.

• 202nd Coastal Division
• 207th Coastal Division
• 208th Coastal Division
• 133rd Coastal Regiment

Italian XVI Corps

Commanded by General Carlo Rossi.

• 206th Coastal Division
• 213th Coastal Division
• 18th Coastal Brigade
• 19th Coastal Brigade

Miscellaneous Italian Formations

• 10th Bersaglieri Infantry Regiment
• 177th Bersaglieri Infantry Regiment
• 185th Infantry Regiment
• 230th Armored Battalion
• 51st Bersaglieri Battalion
• 58th Bersaglieri Battalion
• 19th "Blackshirts" Infantry Battalion
• Mobile Group A Armored Battalion
• Mobile Group B Armored Battalion
• Mobile Group C Armored Battalion
• Mobile Group D Armored Battalion
• Mobile Group E Armored Battalion
• Mobile Group F Armored Battalion
• Mobile Group G Infantry Battalion
• Mobile Group H Anti-Tank Battalion
• Tactical Group 'Carmito' (Armored Battalion)
• Tactical Group 'Barcellona' (Anti-tank Battalion)
• 12th Machinegun Battalion
• 112th Machinegun Battalion
• 23rd Cavalry (foot) Battalion
• 1 Palermitani Cavalry Battalion
• 12th Artillery Regiment
• 40th Artillery Regiment
• 16th Anti-Tank Battalion
• 104th Anti-Tank Battalion

• 119th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 120th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 121st Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 122nd Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 123rd Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 124th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 133rd Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 134th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 135th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 136th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 137th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 138th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 139th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 140th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 143rd Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 146th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 147th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 148th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 149th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 178th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 179th Coastal Infantry Regiment
• 372nd Coastal Infantry Battalion

See also

• Operation Husky

Husky was also the codename of Australian military support to Sierra Leone ending in February 2003. ...

References

Juno Beach Centre - Canadian Army units in Sicily