The 80th National Guard Higher Command (80ή ΑΔΤΕ) is a Hellenic Army formation based at Kos, in the Dodecanese Islands.
It comprises:
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- HQ Company (ΛΣΤ/80 ΑΔΤΕ)
- 80th National Guard Armored Battalion (80 ΕΑΡΜΕΘ)
- 80th National Guard Armored Reconnaissance Battalion (80 ΕΑNΕΘ)
- 282nd National Guard Battalion (282 M/KTE) Mechanized
- 543rd National Guard Battalion (543 Μ/ΚTE) Mechanized
- 295th National Guard Battalion (295 ΤΕ)
- 588th National Guard Battalion (588 TE)
- 80th National Guard Artillery Battalion (80 MΕΘ)
- 80th National Guard Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion (80 MΕAΠ)
- 80th National Guard Anti Τank Company (80 ΛΑΤΕΘ)
- 80th Engineer Company (80 ΛΜΧ)
- 80th National Guard Signal Company (80 ΛΔΒΕΘ)
- 80th National Guard Support Battalion (80 ΤΥΠΕΘ)
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