- the
eighteen battlegroups consists of a battalion-sized
force reinforced with
combat support elements (1,500 troops). Two of the
battlegroups were to be...
-
Battle group may
refer to:
Battlegroup (army), the
basic building block of an army's
fighting force Battleship battle group, a
battleship and its escorts...
-
maintain permanently formed battlegroups – a
notable example is Norway,
three of
whose four
major combat units are all-arms
battlegroups.[citation needed] Battalion...
- The
Nordic Battlegroup (NBG) is one of
eighteen European Union battlegroups. It
consists of
around 2,500
soldiers including officers, with
manpower contributed...
- The EU
Battlegroups (BG)
adhere to the CSDP, and are
based on
contributions from a
coalition of
member states. Each of the
eighteen battlegroups consists...
- The
Romanian Battlegroup Getica (Romanian:
Grupul Român de Luptă "Getica") is a
light infantry pro-Ukraine
volunteer battalion unit
fighting in the Russian...
- higher-numbered
units were
divisions in name only,
being in
reality only
small battlegroups (Kampfgruppen). As a
general rule, an "SS Division" is made up of mostly...
- two
individual battlegroups. The
British Battlegroup is made up
entirely of
British forces,
while the other, the UK–Dutch
Battlegroup, has the UK as the...
- A
carrier battle group (CVBG) is a
naval fleet consisting of an
aircraft carrier capital ship and its
large number of escorts,
together defining the group...
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Kampfgruppen could not have been applied. In the
Continuation War (1941–44),
battlegroups (Finnish: taisteluosasto) were
commonly used by
Finns and were bigger...
