3rd Division (Japan) - Organization

Organization

  • 3rd Division, in Itami
    • 3rd Division HQ, in Itami
    • 3rd Tank Battalion, in Takashima, with two squadrons of Type 74 tanks
    • 7th Infantry Regiment note 1, in Fukuchiyama
    • 36th Infantry Regiment, in Itami
    • 37th Infantry Regiment, in Izumi
    • 3rd Artillery Regiment, in Himeji, with four batteries of FH-70 towed howitzers
    • 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion, in Itami, with Type 87 armored reconnaissance vehicle
    • 3rd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion, in Himeji, with Type 81 and Type 93 Surface-to-air missile systems
    • 3rd Combat Engineer Battalion, in Uji
    • 3rd Signal Battalion, in Itami
    • 3rd Aviation Squadron, in Yao, flying UH-1J and OH-6D helicopters
    • 3rd NBC Protection Battalion, in Itami
    • 3rd Logistic Support Regiment, in Itami
      • 1st Maintenance Battalion
      • 2nd Maintenance Battalion
      • Supply Company
      • Medical Company
      • Transport Company

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