Operation Diadem order of battle is a listing of the significant formations that were involved in the fighting on the Winter Line and at the Anzio bridgehead south of Rome during Operation Diadem in May - June 1944 which resulted in the Allied breakthrough at Cassino and the breakout at Anzio leading to the capture of Rome.
Contents
- Allied Armies in Italy
- US Fifth Army
- US VI Corps At Anzio
- US II Corps on the Winter Line
- Corps Expditionnaire Franais French Expeditionary Corps on the Winter Line
- Army Reserve
- British Eighth Army on the Winter Line
- British XIII Corps
- I Canadian Corps
- Polish II Corps
- British X Corps
- British V Corps On the Adriatic front in a holding role directly under AAI
- German Army Group C
- Army Group Reserve
- German Fourteenth Army at Anzio
- German I Parachute Corps
- German LXXVI Panzer Corps
- German Tenth Army on the Winter Line
- XIV Panzer Corps
- LI Mountain Corps
- Korpsgruppe Hauck on Adriatic front in holding role
- Armeegruppe von Zangen in northern Italy
- LXXV Corps
- Corps Witthft Eastern sub Alpine region
- Corps Kbler Adriatic coastal region
- References
Allied Armies in Italy
C-in-C: General Sir Harold AlexanderChief of Staff: Lieutenant-General Sir John HardingU.S. Fifth Army
Commander:
Lieutenant General Mark W. ClarkU.S. VI Corps (At Anzio)
Major General Lucian K. TruscottU.S. II Corps (on the Winter Line)
Major-General Geoffrey KeyesCorps Expéditionnaire Français (French Expeditionary Corps) (on the Winter Line)
Général d'armée (General) Alphonse JuinArmy Reserve
British Eighth Army (on the Winter Line)
Commander:
Lieutenant-General Sir Oliver LeeseBritish XIII Corps
Lieutenant-General Sidney C. KirkmanI Canadian Corps
Lieutenant-General E. L. M. BurnsPolish II Corps
Lieutenant-General Władysław AndersBritish X Corps
Lieutenant-General Sir Richard L. McCreeryArmy Reserve
British V Corps (On the Adriatic front in a holding role directly under A.A.I.)
Lieutenant-General Charles AllfreyGerman Army Group C
Commander:
Field Marshal Albert KesselringArmy Group Reserve
German Fourteenth Army (at Anzio)
Commander: Lieutenant-General Eberhard von Mackensen (until end May 1944, then under direct command of Kesselring)German I Parachute Corps
Lieutenant-General Alfred SchlemmGerman LXXVI Panzer Corps
Lieutenant-General Traugott HerrGerman Tenth Army (on the Winter Line)
Commander: General Heinrich von VietinghoffXIV Panzer Corps
Lieutenant-General Frido von Senger und Etterlin (on leave 17 April to 17 May during which time Lieutenant-General Otto Hartmann)LI Mountain Corps
Lieutenant-General Valentin FeursteinKorpsgruppe Hauck (on Adriatic front in holding role)
Major-General Friedrich-Wilhelm HauckArmeegruppe von Zangen (in northern Italy)
Commander: Lieutenant-General Gustav von ZangenLXXV Corps
Lieutenant-General Anton DostlerCorps Witthöft (Eastern sub-Alpine region)
Lieutenant-General Joachim WitthöftCorps Kübler (Adriatic coastal region)
Lieutenant-General Ludwig KüblerReferences
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