Structure of the Romanian Land Forces
The current structure of the Romanian Land Forces is as follows:
Structure
Romanian Land Forces operational units as of 2016 (click image to enlarge)
Army Command
- General Headquarters in Bucharest
- 1st Mechanized Brigade "Argedava" in Bucharest
- 114th Tank Battalion "Petru Cercel" in Targoviste[1][1][2]
- 2nd Infantry Battalion "Călugăreni" ("Desert Tigers") in Bucharest
- 495th Infantry Battalion "Căpitan Ștefan Soverth" in Clinceni
- 113th Artillery Battalion "Bărăganul" in Slobozia[3]
- 288th Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion in Focșani
- 117th Logistic Battalion "Colonel Alexandru Polyzu" in Negoiesti
- 6th Special Operations Brigade "Mihai Viteazul" in Târgu Mureș[4][5]
- 610th Special Operations Battalion "Vulturii" (Eagles) in Târgu Mureș
- 620th Special Operations Battalion "Băneasa-Otopeni" in Buzău
- 630th Paratroopers Battalion "Smaranda Brăescu" in Bacău
- 640th Logistic Battalion "Horea, Cloșca și Crișan" in Târgu Mureș
- 8th Mixed Artillery Brigade "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" in Focșani[6]
- 81st LAROM Battalion "Maior Gheorghe Şonţu" in Focșani
- 83rd Multiple Rocket Launcher Battalion "Bogdan I" in Bârlad
- 96th Multiple Rocket Launcher Battalion "Mircea Voievod" in Ploiești
- 84th Data Acquisition Battalion "Mărăşti" in Focșani
- 85th Logistic Battalion "General Mihail Cerchez" in Bârlad
- 10th Engineer Brigade "Dunărea de Jos" in Brăila[7]
- 3rd Engineer Battalion "General Constantin Poenaru" in Buzău
- 52nd Engineer Battalion "Tisa" in Satu Mare
- 72nd Engineer Battalion "Matei Basarab" in Brăila
- 136th Engineer Battalion "Apulum" in Alba Iulia
- River Crossing Battalion in Brăila
- 110th Logistic Battalion "Mareșal Constantin Prezan" in Brăila
- 61st Mixed Anti-aircraft Missiles Regiment "Pelendava", Slobozia[8]
- 1st Anti-aircraft Missile Battalion operating MIM-23 Hawk surface-to-air missile systems[9]
- 30th Guard and Protocol Regiment "Mihai Viteazul" in Bucharest
- Bucharest Garrison in Bucharest
- 2nd Logistics Base "Valahia" Târgoviște
- 22nd Transport Battalion "Dâmboviţa" in Târgoviște
- 102nd Maintenance Battalion in Bucov
- 313th Reconnaissance Battalion "Burebista" in Bucharest
- 265th Military Police Battalion in Bucharest
- 1st CIMIC Battalion in Bucharest
- 45th Signal Battalion "Căpitan Grigore Giosanu" in Bucharest
- 49th CBRN Battalion "Argeș" in Pitești
- 300th Logistic Support Battalion "Sarmis" in Bucharest
- 500th Logistic Support Battalion in Bucharest
- 1st Mechanized Brigade "Argedava" in Bucharest
2nd Infantry Division
- 2nd Infantry Division "Getica" in Buzău[10]
- 2nd Mountain Troops Brigade "Sarmizegetusa" in Brașov
- 21st Mountain Troops Battalion "General Leonard Mociulschi" in Predeal
- 30th Mountain Troops Battalion "Dragoslavele" in Câmpulung
- 33rd Mountain Troops Battalion "Posada" in Curtea de Argeș
- 206th Artillery Battalion ”General Mihail Lăcătuşu” in Ghimbav
- 228th Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion "Piatra Craiului" in Brașov
- 229th Logistic Battalion in Brașov
- 9th Mechanized Brigade "Mărăşeşti" in Constanța
- 912th Tank Battalion "Sciția Minor" in Murfatlar
- 341st Mechanized Infantry Battalion "Rechinii Albi" ("White Sharks") in Topraisar
- 911th Mechanized Infantry Battalion "Capidava" in Medgidia
- 345th Artillery Battalion "Tomis" in Medgidia
- 348th Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion "Dobrogea" in Basarabi
- 168th Logistic Battalion "Pontus Euxinus" in Constanța
- 282nd Mechanized Brigade "Unirea Principatelor" in Focșani
- 284th Tank Battalion "Cuza Vodă" in Galați
- 280th Mechanized Infantry Battalion "Căpitan Valter Mărăcineanu" in Focșani
- 300th Mechanized Infantry Battalion "Sfântul Andrei" in Galați
- 285th Artillery Battalion "Vlaicu Vodă" in Brăila
- 288th Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion "Milcov" in Focșani
- 469th Logistic Battalion "Putna" in Focșani
- 52nd Mixed Artillery Regiment "General Alexandru Tell" in Bârlad[11]
- 53rd Mixed Anti-aircraft Missile Regiment "Tropaeum Traiani" in Medgidia[8]
- 1st Anti-aircraft Missile Battalion operating S-75 "Volhov" surface-to-air missile systems
- 3rd Logistics Base "Zargidava" in Roman
- 43rd Transport Battalion "Roman I Muşat"
- 83rd Maintenance Battalion “Est” ("East")
- 528th Reconnaissance Battalion "Vlad Țepeș" in Brăila
- 96th Engineer Battalion "Joseph Kruzel" in Bucharest
- 47th Signal Battalion "General Nicolae Petrescu" in Buzău[12]
- 202nd CBRN Battalion "General Gheorghe Teleman" in Huși[13]
- 200th Logistic Support Battalion "Istriţa" in Buzău
- 2nd Mountain Troops Brigade "Sarmizegetusa" in Brașov
4th Infantry Division
- 4th Infantry Division "Gemina" in Cluj-Napoca[14]
- 15th Mechanized Brigade "Podu Înalt" in Iași
- 631st Tank Battalion "Urșii Băcăuani" (Bears of Bacău)" in Bacău
- 151st Infantry Battalion "Războieni" in Iași
- 634th Infantry Battalion "Petrodava" in Piatra Neamț
- 335th Artillery Battalion "Alexandru cel Bun" in Botoșani
- 635th Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion "Precista" in Bacău
- 198th Logistic Battalion "Prut" in Iași
- 18th Infantry Brigade "Banat" in Timișoara
- 26th Mountain Troops Battalion "Avram Iancu" in Brad
- 32nd Infantry Battalion "Mircea" in Timișoara (Nickname "Yellow Scorpions")
- 191st Infantry Battalion "Colonel Radu Golescu" in Arad
- 183rd Artillery Battalion "General Ion Dragalina" in Lugoj
- 184th Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion "Timiş" in Giarmata
- 185th Logistic Battalion "Mureş" in Lipova
- 61st Mountain Troops Brigade "Virgil Bădulescu" in Miercurea Ciuc
- 17th Mountain Troops Battalion "Dragoş Vodă" in Vatra Dornei
- 22nd Mountain Troops Battalion "Cireşoaia" in Sfântu Gheorghe
- 24th Mountain Troops Battalion "General Gheorghe Avramescu" in Miercurea Ciuc[15]
- 385th Artillery Battalion "Iancu de Hunedoara" in Odorheiu Secuiesc
- 468th Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion "Trotuş" in Lunca de Sus
- 435th Logistic Battalion "Ciuc" in Miercurea Ciuc
- 69th Mixed Artillery Regiment "Silvania" in Șimleu Silvaniei[16]
- 7th Mortar Battalion "General Vasile Danacu" in Florești-Cluj
- 315th Artillery Battalion "Simion Bărnuţiu"
- 50th Anti-aircraft Missile Regiment "Andrei Mureşianu" in Florești[17]
- 1st Anti-aircraft Missile Battalion operating SA-6 "KUB" surface-to-air missile systems
- 2nd Anti-aircraft Missile Battalion operating SA-8 "OSA-AKM" surface-to-air missile systems
- 4th Logistics Base "Transilvania" in Dej
- 41st Transport Battalion "Bobâlna" in Dej
- 88th Maintenance Battalion "Ardealul" in Cluj-Napoca
- 317th Reconnaissance Battalion "Vlădeasa" in Cluj-Napoca
- 53rd Engineer Battalion "Scorilo" in Deva[18]
- 55th Signal Battalion "Napoca" in Cluj-Napoca
- 72nd CBRN Battalion "Negru Vodă"' in Sighișoara
- 400th Logistic Support Battalion "Feleacu" in Cluj-Napoca
- 15th Mechanized Brigade "Podu Înalt" in Iași
NATO
- NATO Allied Joint Force Command Naples in Naples[19][20]
- Headquarters Multinational Division Southeast (HQ MND-SE) in Bucharest
- 2nd Multinational Infantry Brigade Southeast "Rovine" (HQ MN BDE-SE) in Craiova
- 20th Infantry Battalion "Dolj" ("Black Scorpions") in Craiova
- 22nd Infantry Battalion "Romanati" in Caracal[21]
- 26th Infantry Battalion "Neagoe Basarab" in Craiova (Nickname "Red Scorpions")
- 325th Artillery Battalion "Alutus" in Caracal
- 205th Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion "General Gheorghe Pârvulescu" in Craiova (Nickname "Blue Scorpions")
- 116th Logistic Battalion "Iancu Jianu" in Craiova (Nickname "Golden Scorpions")[22]
- 2nd Multinational Infantry Brigade Southeast "Rovine" (HQ MN BDE-SE) in Craiova
- Headquarters Multinational Division Southeast (HQ MND-SE) in Bucharest
German Army
- German Army Rapid Forces Division in Stadtallendorf[23]
- 81st Mechanized Brigade "General Grigore Bălan" in Bistrița
- 814th Tank Battalion "Mihai Vodă" in Turda
- 811th Infantry Battalion "Transylvanian Dragons" in Dej
- 812th Infantry Battalion "Carpathian Hawks" in Bistrița
- 817th Artillery Battalion "Petru Rareș" in Prundu Bârgăului
- 3rd Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion "Potaissa" in Turda
- 405th Logistic Battalion "Năsăud" in Bistrița
- 81st Mechanized Brigade "General Grigore Bălan" in Bistrița
Training Command
- Training Command in Bucharest
- Military Academy in Sibiu
- NCO School in Pitești
- 3x Application Schools, each with a training battalion, in Sibiu, Pitesti and Buzău
- Military College Mihai Viteazul in Alba Iulia
- Military College Dimitrie Cantemir in Breaza
- Military College Ștefan cel Mare in Câmpulung Moldovenesc
- Military College Tudor Vladimirescu in Craiova
Geographic Distribution
61 Air-def Rgt
18 Inf Bde
30th Guard Rgt
52 Artillery Rgt
References
- 1 2 Military Press Archives
- ↑ Military Press Archived 2011-07-18 at the Wayback Machine., June 2007
- ↑ Military Press Archived 2010-05-29 at the Wayback Machine., 22 August 2004
- ↑ http://www.radiomures.ro/stiri/regimentul_1_operatii_speciale_din_tirgu_mures_s_a_transformat_in_brigada_6_operatii_speciale_mihai_viteazu_.html
- ↑ http://www.dcnews.ro/2011/10/s-a-infiintat-seal-de-romania-vezi-cum-arata-brigada-6-operatii-speciale-„mihai-viteazul”-video/
- ↑ http://www.brigada8art.ro/Istoric.html
- ↑ http://www.bg10ge.forter.ro/istoric%20brigada.html
- 1 2 "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2013-04-16. Retrieved 2016-03-07.
- ↑
- ↑ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2016-08-12. Retrieved 2016-06-10.
- ↑ http://www.odv.ro/?q=node/7381 Archived 2012-09-07 at Archive.is
- ↑ "Aniversarea Batalionului 47 Comunicaţii şi Informatică" [Anniversary of the 47th Signal Battalion], Government of Romania, retrieved 2015-01-27
- ↑ (in Romanian) Romanian Military Press, June 28, 2010.
- ↑ Official Site of 4th Infantry Division. Retrieved on March 7, 2016.
- ↑ Military Press, 29 November 2005
- ↑ https://www.forter.ro/tags/regimentul-69-artilerie-mixt%C4%83%5Bpermanent+dead+link%5D
- ↑ http://www.clujarm.ro/evenimente/2015/10/00_Sub/04_Flo/index.html
- ↑ http://www.rft.forter.ro/_wsn/01_biblioteca/pdf/p-012-revista-armei-geniu.pdf
- ↑ http://www.en.mndse.ro/about Headquarters Multinational Division South – East
- ↑ "NATO activates new Multinational Division Southeast headquarters in Bucharest". NATO. NATO. Retrieved 18 July 2017.
- ↑
- ↑ Romanian Military Press
- ↑ "Germany, Romania and the Czech Republic deepen defence ties". NATO. NATO. Retrieved 23 May 2017.
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