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2nd Mountain Troops Brigade (Romania)

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Having participated in an uninterrupted campaign for 203 days, the division earned the nickname "Flint Division", while its soldiers were nicknamed "the green devils" by their Soviet adversaries. The division received praises from both the Romanian command and the German allies, with more than 400
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for the evacuation of Crimea. The two battalions, along with the 2nd Mountain Group of the 1st Mountain Division could not be evacuated due to the Soviet artillery fire and had to fight until the end. Retreating to Romania, the division was placed on the flank of the
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of 1989, the 2nd Mountain Troops Brigade underwent a restructuring period. The structural reorganization process of the brigade was completed in early 2003, with the subordination of the 33rd Mountain Troops Battalion.
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After the war, the division was disbanded in 1947 and merged with the 1st Mountain Division. In 1951, it was reestablished with the name of 14th Mountain Division then reorganized as the 2nd Mountain Troops Brigade
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to defend the city. The units of the division that remained in Sevastopol, the 9th and 10th Mountain Battalions, covered the retreat of the German and Romanian forces during
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and after heavy fighting, the division broke through the Soviet lines and reached its objective on 28 October. Suffering only 820 casualties, the
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military, religious and political centre. The 2nd Mountain Troops Brigade is currently subordinated to the
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road which allowed the German tanks to retreat. On 28 January 1943, the 2nd Mountain Division crossed the
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On 15 March 1942, the 2nd Mixed Mountain Brigade was transformed into the 2nd Mountain Division (
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Suman, Gheorghe; Negrea, Cristian (2014). "Vânătorii de munte | Al doilea război mondial".
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in the region. By April 1944, the division was split in two, with one part remaining at
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Soldiers from the 206th Reconnaissance Company, 2nd Mountain Troops Brigade, and the
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Between December 1943 and January 1944, the 2nd Mountain Division acted in the
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Continuing with the offensive, the 2nd Mountain Division under the command of
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outside of Romania. The 33rd Mountain Troops battalion was deployed in
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to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the brigade.
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in 1941, the 2nd Mixed Mountain Brigade under the command of General
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528th (Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) "Vlad Țepeș"
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by 12 May. After the war, the 2nd Division was regrouped north of
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317th (Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) "Vlădeasa"
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Between 2005 and 2007, the units of the brigade went through a
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where it managed to resist the counter-offensive of the Soviet
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The 33rd Battalion of the 2nd Brigade in Afghanistan in 2007
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8th (Tactical Operational Missile) "Alexandru Ioan Cuza"
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206th Artillery Battalion 'General Mihail Lăcătușu", in
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certification process and began to be deployed in the
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mountains. In 1945, the 2nd Mountain Division entered
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on 7 November and by the end of the year reaching the
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reached the easternmost point of the campaign on the
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On 30 June 2023, festivities were held in 284:). It is now named after the most important 937: 887: 776:229th Logistic Support Battalion, in Brașov 352:rivers. By autumn, the brigade reached the 264:Brigada 2 Vânători de Munte "Sarmizegetusa" 26:Brigada 2 Vânători de munte "Sarmizegetusa" 21:2nd Mountain Troops Brigade "Sarmizegetusa" 1283: 1221: 1161: 1140: 1126: 1118: 1058:"Brigada 2 Vânători de Munte – 100 de ani" 485:, about 20 km (12 mi) away from 31: 1296:61st (Mountain Troops) "Virgil Bădulescu" 803: 801: 799: 797: 795: 793: 791: 733:21st Mountain Hunters Battalion "General 699:when the division was reorganized as the 497:, the Soviet armies encircled the German 96:6 battalions + other supporting companies 1258:61st (Anti-aircraft Missile) "Pelendava" 969:Constantin, Gabriel (24 November 2022). 1250:52nd (Mixed Artillery) "Alexandru Tell" 787: 769:228th Anti-aircraft Defense Battalion " 1238:282nd (Armored) "Unirea Principatelor" 131:(Flint Division – during World War II) 17: 1338:Structure of the Romanian Land Forces 1230:2nd (Mountain Troops) "Sarmizegetusa" 919:Florin Cristescu (27 December 2012). 7: 1322:• 4th Logistics Base "Transilvania" 587:The division continued fighting in 14: 1316:69th (Mixed Artillery) "Silvania" 1300:81st (Mechanized) "Grigore Bălan" 1170:1st (Maneuver Support) "Argedava" 902:"2nd Mountain Division (1941-45)" 753:33rd Mountain Hunters Battalion " 743:30th Mountain Hunters Battalion " 1264:• 3rd Logistics Base "Zargidava" 1178:10th (Engineer) "Dunărea de Jos" 701:Multinational Division Southeast 243: 59: 1292:15th (Mechanized) "Podul Înalt" 1002:(in Romanian). 3 November 2022. 540:being awarded to its soldiers. 524:and, while subordinated to the 495:American weaponry and equipment 422:2nd Mountain Howitzer Battalion 372:sector in the aftermath of the 1374:1923 establishments in Romania 721:2nd Mountain Hunters Brigade " 572:, the division fought against 105:2nd Infantry Division "Getica" 1: 1186:30th (Guard) "Mihai Viteazul" 1016:(in Romanian). Archived from 952:"Last stand in Crimea – 1944" 446:The division was sent to the 419:2nd Mountain Artillery Group 258:2nd Mountain Troops Brigade " 39:101st Combat Aviation Brigade 1234:9th (Mechanized) "Mărășești" 1202:2nd Logistics Base "Valahia" 292:and has its headquarters in 41:during Operation Wolf Strike 1064:(in Romanian). 30 June 2023 638:Brigada 2 Vânători de Munte 306:Divizia 2 Vânători de Munte 1395: 1379:Mountain infantry brigades 1335: 568:in August 1944. After the 428:5th Mountain Gun Battalion 425:4th Mountain Gun Battalion 1331: 547:, eliminating over 3,700 374:Battle of the Sea of Azov 178:Bratislava–Brno offensive 158:Battle of the Sea of Azov 30: 25: 501:south of the village of 450:in July 1942. 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Index


101st Combat Aviation Brigade
Romania
Romanian Land Forces
Mountain troops
2nd Infantry Division "Getica"
Brașov
Romania
World War II
Operation München
Battle of the Sea of Azov
Battle of the Caucasus
Crimean offensive
Battle of Debrecen
Bratislava–Brno offensive
Prague offensive
Kosovo Force
Iraq War
Afghanistan War
Brigadier General
Lieutenant general
Ioan Dumitrache

Sarmizegetusa
mountain troops
Romanian Land Forces
Flint
Dacian
2nd Infantry Division
Brașov

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