| 词条 | Order of battle for the Six-Day War |
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This is the order of battle for the Six-Day War between Israeli Forces and Arab Forces which consisted of Syrian, Egyptian and Jordanian Military Forces. The war took place on June 5–10, 1967. Israeli ForcesOn full mobilization, the Israeli Army comprised some 250,000 men of whom almost three-quarters were reservists and one-quarter conscripts. Out of its 25 brigades, nine were armoured, two were fully mechanized and ten were infantry, some partly mechanized, as well as their paratroop brigades which also acted as elite assault troops. The brigades were assigned to six ugdas, or division-size task forces, whose composition varied according to their assigned mission and geographical area.[1] Minister of Defense – General Moshe Dayan Chief of Staff – Lt. Gen. Yitzhak Rabin Northern CommandBrig Gen. David Elazar 1st Golani Infantry Brigade – Col. Yonah Efrat 2nd Infantry Brigade 3rd Infantry Brigade 37th Armored Brigade 45th Armored BrigadeReinforcements: 8th Armored Brigade – Col. Avraham Mandler (from Southern Command) 55th Paratroop Brigade – Col. Mordechai Gur (from June 7 onward) Central CommandBrig. Gen. Uzi Narkiss 4th Reserve Infantry Brigade 5th Reserve Infantry Brigade 16th Etzioni Jerusalem Infantry Brigade Ugda Peled (from Northern Command) 9th Reserve Infantry Brigade (Central Command) 37th Armored Brigade Attached:45th Armored Brigade 10th Harel Mechanized Brigade (from GHQ Reserve) – Col. Uri Ben-Ari 55th Paratroop Brigade – Col. Mordechai Gur (from Southern Command) Southern CommandBrig Gen Yeshayahu Gavish 84th Armored Division – Brig. Gen. Israel Tal 7th Armored Brigade – Col. Shmuel Gonen 60th Armored Brigade – Col. Menachem Aviram 202nd Paratroop Brigade – Col. Rafael Eitan Recce Task Force – Col. Uri Baron Granit Task Force – Lt Col. Yisrael Granit 46th Tank Battalion – Lt. Col. Uri Baron 215th Artillery Regiment 31st Armored Division – Brig. Gen. Avraham Yoffe 200th Armored Brigade – Col Yissacher Shadmi 520th Armored Brigade – Col Elhanan Sela 38th Armored Division – Brig. Gen. Ariel Sharon 14th Armored Brigade – Col. Mordechai Zippori 99th Infantry Brigade – Col. Yekutiel Adam 80th Paratroop Brigade – Col. Dani Matt 214th Artillery Regiment 226th Tank Batalion 35th Paratroop Brigade – Col. Aharon Davidi 40th Artillery Battalion 11th Infantry Brigade – Col. Yehuda Reshef Syrian ArmyThe Syrian Army numbered 63,000. The field fortifications were held by eight brigades of which five were infantry brigades, each with an attached tank battalion of T-34/85s and SU-100 self-propelled guns, holding the first two lines and three armoured and mechanized brigades along and behind the third line. In addition there were four reserve infantry brigades deployed between Damascus and Kuneitra, as well as seven battalions of the National Guard militia that were deployed to bolster the defensive lines. These forces were divided into 'Group Brigades' in Syrian terminology although this was an administrative convenience rather than a tactical deployment. Minister of Defense Hafez Al-Assad. Army Chief of Staff Ahmad Suwaydani. 12th Group Brigade 11th Infantry Brigade 132nd Reserve Infantry Brigade 80th Reserve Infantry Brigade 44th Armoured Brigade 35th Group Brigade 8th Infantry Brigade 19th Infantry Brigade 32nd Infantry Brigade 17th Mechanized Infantry Brigade 42nd Group Brigade 25th Infantry Brigade 50th Reserve Infantry Brigade 60th Reserve Infantry Brigade 14th Armoured Brigade Jordanian ArmyChief of Staff Amer Khammash. The 55,000-man Jordanian Army was divided into the Eastern and Western commands, with the division marked by the Jordan River. In June 1967, the bulk of the Jordanian forces was deployed in the West Bank in two main areas: in Samaria in the north, based in and around the towns of Jenin and Nablus and in the south in the area from Ramallah through Jerusalem down to Hebron.[2] Western Command1st 'Princess Alia' Infantry Brigade 2nd 'Hashimi' Infantry Brigade 3rd 'King Talal' Infantry Brigade 6th 'Qadisiya' Infantry Brigade 25th 'Khalid Ibn Walid' Infantry Brigade 27th 'Imam Ali' Infantry Brigade 29th 'Hittin' Infantry Brigade 40th Armoured Brigade 60th Armoured BrigadeEastern Command Hussein Ali Infantry Brigade Yarmouk Infantry Brigade Royal Guard Brigade Egyptian Armyofficial strength of 210,000 men in June 1967, the Egyptian Army had some 100,000 troops in the Sinai Peninsula and approximately 50,000 in Yemen with the remainder stationed to the west of the Suez Canal to protect Cairo. The Sinai Front Command comprised some six divisions with 930 tanks, 200 assault guns and 900 artillery pieces. UAR Commander-in-Chief Field-Marshal Abdul Hakim Amer. Minister of Defense Shams Badran. Army Chief of Staff Mohamed Fawzi. Air Force Commander-in-Chief Mohamed Sedky Mahmoud. Sinai Front Command – Gen. Abd el Mushin Murtagi Field commander Lt. Gen. Sallah el din Mohsen 2nd Infantry Division – Maj. Gen. Sadi Naguib 3rd Infantry Division – Maj. Gen. Osman Nasser 4th Armoured Division – Maj. Gen. Sidki el Ghoul Task Force Shazli – Maj. Gen. Saad el-Shazly 6th Mechanized Division – Maj. Gen. Abd el Kader Hassan 7th Infantry Division – Maj. Gen. Abd el Aziz Soliman 20th PLA Division Gaza – Maj. Gen. Mohammed Abd el Moneim Hasni Infantry Brigade (Ind) – Brig. Mohammed Abd el Moneim Khalil 1st Armoured Brigade – Brig. Hussein Abd el Nataf 125th Armoured Brigade – Brig. Ahmed El-Naby References1. ^Simon Dunstan, The Six Day War 1967: Sinai, Osprey Publishing (October 27, 2009) {{ISBN|978-1846033636}} 2. ^Simon Dunstan "The Six Day War 1967: Jordan and Syria" Osprey Publishing (November 24, 2009) {{ISBN|978-1846033643}} 3 : Arab–Israeli conflict|Orders of battle|Six-Day War |
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