Free Polish Forces
| Unit | Arrival | Commander | Killed | Wounded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polish 1st Armoured Division | ? | Major General Stanislaw Maczek | ? | ? |
| 10th Polish Mounted Rifle Regiment (reconnaissance, Cromwell tanks) | ? | Maj. J. Maciejowski | ? | ? |
| [10th Polish Armoured Cavalry Brigade | ? | Colonel. T. Majewski | ? | ? |
| 1st Polish Armoured Regiment | 1 August 1944 | Lieutenant-Colonel Aleksander Stefanowicz | 208 | ? |
| 2nd Polish Armoured Regiment | ? | Lieutenant-Colonel. S. Koszustki | ? | ? |
| 24th Polish Lancers Regiment | ? | Lieutenant-Colonel J. Kański | ? | ? |
| 10th Polish Dragoons Regiment (armoured infantry) | ? | Lieutenant-Colonel Władysław Zgorzelski | ? | ? |
| 3rd Polish Infantry Brigade | ? | Colonel Marian Wieroński | ? | ? |
| 1st Polish Highland Battalion | ? | Lieutenant-Colonel K. Complak | ? | ? |
| 8th Polish Rifle Battalion | ? | Lieutenant-Colonel Aleksander Nowaczyński | ? | ? |
| 9th Polish Rifle Battalion | ? | Lieutenant-Colonel Zygmunt Szydłowski | ? | ? |
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