Battle of Gemmano - Order of Battle

Order of Battle

Germany	Britain and Empire
71st Infantry Division 191st Regiment 194th Regiment 211th Regiment 98th Infantry Division 117th Regiment 289th Regiment 290th Regiment 5th Mountain Division 85th Regiment 100th Regiment 95th Mountain Artillery 278th Infantry Division 992nd Regiment 993rd Regiment 994th Regiment 278th Rifle Battalion	46th Infantry Division 2nd Royal Northumberland Fusiliers 128th Infantry Brigade 138th Infantry Brigade 139th Infantry Brigade 9th The Manchester Regiment 56th Infantry Division 6th The Cheshire Regiment 167th Infantry Brigade 168th Infantry Brigade 169th Infantry Brigade 7th Armoured Brigade 2nd Royal Tank Regiment 8th Royal Tank Regiment British 25th Army Tank Brigade 51st Royal Tank Regiment North Irish Horse 142nd Royal Armoured Corps 4th Indian Infantry Division 5th Infantry Brigade 7th Infantry Brigade 11th Infantry Brigade 6th Royal Tank Regiment 12th Royal Lancers

Germany

Britain and Empire

71st Infantry Division

191st Regiment

194th Regiment

211th Regiment

98th Infantry Division

117th Regiment

289th Regiment

290th Regiment

5th Mountain Division

85th Regiment

100th Regiment

95th Mountain Artillery

278th Infantry Division

992nd Regiment

993rd Regiment

994th Regiment

278th Rifle Battalion

46th Infantry Division

2nd Royal Northumberland Fusiliers

128th Infantry Brigade

138th Infantry Brigade

139th Infantry Brigade

9th The Manchester Regiment

56th Infantry Division

6th The Cheshire Regiment

167th Infantry Brigade

168th Infantry Brigade

169th Infantry Brigade

7th Armoured Brigade

2nd Royal Tank Regiment

8th Royal Tank Regiment

British 25th Army Tank Brigade

51st Royal Tank Regiment

North Irish Horse

142nd Royal Armoured Corps

4th Indian Infantry Division

5th Infantry Brigade

7th Infantry Brigade

11th Infantry Brigade

6th Royal Tank Regiment

12th Royal Lancers

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