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21-3767: (Redirected from Second Infantry Division ) For league divisions in sport, see Second Division . For other uses, see Division II (disambiguation) . 2nd Division may refer to the following military units: Infantry divisions [ edit ] 2nd Division (Australia) 2nd Canadian Division 2nd Division (Colombia) 2nd Infantry Division (France) 2nd Moroccan Infantry Division (France) 2nd Division (Estonia) (1918–40) 2nd Division (German Empire) (1818–1919) 2nd Division (Reichswehr) (Germany, 1920–34) 2nd Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) , Germany 2nd Naval Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) , Germany 2nd Mountain Division (Wehrmacht) , Germany 2nd Guards Infantry Division (German Empire) 2nd Flak Division , Germany 2nd Mechanized Infantry Division (Greece) 2nd (Rawalpindi) Division , British Indian Army before and during World War I 2nd Infantry Division (India) 2nd Division (Iraq) (1930s–2003; 2005–2014) 2nd Alpine Division "Tridentina" , Kingdom of Italy 2nd CC.NN. Division "28 Ottobre" , Kingdom of Italy 2nd Infantry Division "Sforzesca" , Kingdom of Italy 2nd Division (Imperial Japanese Army) 2nd Guards Division (Imperial Japanese Army) 2nd Division (Japan) (1962–) 2nd New Zealand Division 2nd Division (Nigeria) 2nd Division (North Korea) 2nd Division (Norway) 2nd Infantry Division (Philippines) 2nd Legions Infantry Division (Poland) 2nd Lithuanian–Belarusian Division (Poland) 2nd Division (Portugal) (1917–18) 2nd Infantry Division (South Africa) 2nd Infantry Division (South Korea) 2nd Division (South Vietnam) (1955–75) 2nd Rifle Division (Soviet Union) 2nd Division (Spain) 2nd Infantry Division (Thailand) , Queen's Guard 2nd (African) Division (United Kingdom) 2nd Infantry Division (United Kingdom) 2nd (London) Infantry Division 2nd Infantry Division (United States) 2nd Marine Division (United States) 2nd Division (Vietnam) Airborne divisions [ edit ] 2nd Airborne Division (United Kingdom) 2nd Parachute Division (Germany) Cavalry divisions [ edit ] 2nd Light Cavalry Division (France) 2nd Cavalry Division (German Empire) 2nd Cavalry Division (Reichswehr) , Weimar Republic 2nd Light Division (Wehrmacht) , Germany 2nd Indian Cavalry Division , British Indian Army during World War I 2nd Cavalry Division Emanuele Filiberto Testa di Ferro , Italian Army during World War II 2nd Guards Cavalry Division (Russian Empire) 2nd Cavalry Division (United Kingdom) 2nd Mounted Division , United Kingdom 2/2nd Mounted Division , United Kingdom, later 3rd Mounted Division 2nd Cavalry Division (United States) Armoured divisions [ edit ] 2nd Armoured Division (Australia) 2nd Armored Division (France) 2nd Armored Division (Syria) 2nd Light Mechanized Division (France) 2nd Panzer Division (Wehrmacht) , Germany 2nd Tank Division (Imperial Japanese Army) 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich 2nd Armoured Division (United Kingdom) 2nd Armored Division (United States) 2nd Guards Tank Division (Soviet Union) See also [ edit ] [REDACTED] Search for "2nd Div" , "2nd division" , "Second Div" , or "Second Division" on Misplaced Pages. 2nd Regiment (disambiguation) Division II (disambiguation) Segunda División (disambiguation) (Spanish: Second Division ) Second (disambiguation) [REDACTED] Topics referred to by

42-569: A former commander of the 3rd Division , became the Division’s new commander and was given orders to destroy the US 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division . On the afternoon of 2 January, elements of the 12th Cavalry Regiment engaged a unit of the Division in a four-hour-long battle 5 km south of Ross resulting in 3 U.S. and 39 PAVN killed. On the early morning of 3 January the PAVN attacked four U.S. firebases in

63-535: A reinforced battalion of the Division near Firebase Ross resulting in 122 PAVN killed. In total the Division had lost more than 1,100 soldiers killed in action between December and January. For the Tet Offensive of January/February 1968 the Division was ordered to attack Đà Nẵng however its slow approach to the city meant that it was still 25 km away on 30 January. As the Division approached Đà Nẵng on 31 January, its 8th Battalion, 31st Regiment, attacked

84-472: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Second Division In sport , the Second Division , also called Division 2 or Division II is usually the second highest division of a league, and will often have promotion and relegation with divisions above and below. Following the rise of Premier League style competitions, many leagues known as

105-409: The 1975 Spring Offensive the Division was tasked with attacking Tam Kỳ and then moving north with the 572nd Artillery Regiment, 573rd Anti-Aircraft Regiment and 574th Tank-Armor Regiment to threaten the southern approaches to Đà Nẵng. On 21 March the Division began attacking the outer defenses of Tam Kỳ and by 24 March following an artillery barrage, began their attack on the city, quickly penetrating

126-625: The Phase III Offensive a regiment of the Division was ordered to attack Tam Kỳ . From 17 to 26 August 1969 the Division's 1st and 3rd Regiments lost more than 650 killed in clashes with the 23rd Infantry Division (Americal) in the Quế Sơn Valley, while U.S. losses were killed. In February 1971, under the command of Colonel Nguyễn Chơn, the Division joined the Route 9 -Southern Laos Front to counter Operation Lam Son 719 . In early March

147-455: The Quế Sơn Valley , launching ground attacks against Ross and Landing Zone Leslie , which were defeated by dawn for the loss of 18 U.S. and 331 PAVN killed. On 7 January, Division anti-aircraft gunners shot down a helicopter carrying the commander of the 2nd Battalion, 12th Cavalry, Lt. Col. Robert L. Gregory, killing him and six others on board. On 10 January the 2/12th Cavalry, engaged

168-685: The 21st Regiment attacked the ARVN 51st Regiment's base camp, the ARVN were reinforced by US Marines and the fighting continued until the PAVN withdrew at nightfall on 7 February with losses estimated at more than 586 killed. Following the Battle of Lo Giang on 8–9 February a combined US Army/Marine task force named Task Force Miracle pursued the Division as it withdrew to its base areas near Go Noi Island ( 15°51′04″N 108°11′10″E  /  15.851°N 108.186°E  / 15.851; 108.186 ) killing 236 PAVN/VC soldiers near there on 9 February. In total

189-550: The 2nd Division's formation with the 38th Regiment, while the 52nd Regiment left to form the new 52nd Brigade, and the 141st Regiment was transferred to the 3rd Division. On 18 July 1974 the Division conducted a series of attacks on Ranger -held outposts in Quảng Nam Province . The Battle of Duc Duc from 18 July to 4 October 1974 where the Division attacked the ARVN 3rd Division and Ranger forces resulted in more than 4,700 ARVN had killed, wounded, or missing. During

210-513: The 315th Division under the command of Major General Nguyễn Chơn (the new assigned commander of the Region) carried out a large campaign to attack Khmer Rouge Base 547 in Preah Vihear province . After eight days fighting, the PAVN forces totally destroyed Base 547, eliminated 1,800 enemy troops, captured 300 prisoners and 515 weapons. But the 1st Regiment of the 2nd Division suffered heavy casualties in

231-511: The Division commander - Colonel Lê Hữu Trữ, Division commissar - Senior Colonel Nguyễn Minh Đức, its deputy chief of staff, its chief of rear services, its chief of military operations and intelligence, its chief of combat operations and training, and the commanders of the 3rd and 21st Regiments along with several of their battalion commanders. On 9 December the Division's 3rd Regiment was engaged by US helicopter gunships near Landing Zone Baldy , losing 121 killed. Senior Colonel Giáp Văn Cương,

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252-438: The Division had lost 1,200-1,400 soldiers in the period from 29 January to 14 February 1968 and had completely failed to penetrate Đà Nẵng. After the Division had recuperated from its Tet losses, between 10 and 12 May 1968, two of its Regiments successfully captured Kham Duc . In July 1968 the Division's 1st Regiment was the target of Operation Pocahontas Forest in the Quế Sơn Valley in which it lost 127 killed. During

273-574: The Division less one regiment attacked the ARVN 1st Regiment, 1st Division on Hill 723. On 20 March the Division attacked the ARVN 2nd Regiment, 1st Division on Hill 660. In July 1970, the 141st Regiment was added the Division's formation. One year later, in June 1971, the Division's 21st Regiment was transferred to the 3rd Division. During the Easter Offensive the Division less one regiment conducted diversion operations north of Dak To . In 1972,

294-500: The Division's 1st and 21st Regiments were the target of Operation Hood River , losing 166 killed. In September 1967 the B1 Front ordered the Division back into the Quế Sơn Valley. In September 1967 the Division was the target of Operation Wheeler . On 5 December 1967 a command group from the Division was carrying out reconnaissance near Firebase Ross when they were attacked by US helicopter gunships, losing 17 killed including

315-513: The Division's 31st Regiment was separated to form the 711st Division. Later, in the end of the year, the 52nd Regiment was added to fill the gap. During the War of the flags in January/February 1973 the Division briefly captured Sa Huỳnh Base and a stretch of Highway 1 before being ejected by ARVN forces by 16 February. In June 1973, the 711th Division was dispersed, the 31st Regiment came back

336-465: The Second Division have fallen to a lower tier in countries' football league system . This list of Second Divisions in association football , divided by authority, includes country and actual level. 2nd Division (Vietnam) The Division was formed on 20 October 1965 from the 1st ( Ba Gia ) Regiment and the 21st Regiment which had just arrived from North Vietnam . The Division was under

357-514: The command of the PAVN B1 Front. In mid-1966 the newly-arrived 31st Regiment was added to the Division. In February 1967 the Division's 21st Regiment was engaged by South Korean forces, losing over 1,000 killed in 2 separate battles northwest of Quảng Ngãi . From 21 April to 5 June 1967, the Division was the target of US Marine Corps' Operations Union and Union II in the Quế Sơn Valley losing over 1,400 killed. In early August 1967

378-467: The district capital of Điện Bàn , but the attack was resisted by ARVN troops and Korean Marines . On 3 February when the ARVN 51st Regiment swept through Thanh Quit, they stumbled onto a battalion from the 31st Regiment hidden there and engaged them in battle, supported by the Korean marines until they broke contact at nightfall. On 6 February the Division began a concerted push north towards Đà Nẵng. At 03:00

399-552: The same term This disambiguation page lists articles about military units and formations which are associated with the same title. If an internal link referred you to this page, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. [REDACTED] Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2nd_Division&oldid=1252245768 " Category : Military units and formations disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Articles containing Spanish-language text Short description

420-400: The western and southern defenses. The ARVN defenses soon broke with some ARVN units being evacuated by helicopters from the beach while others fled north and south along Highway 1 . Following the capture of Tam Kỳ, the Division moved north along Highway 1 bypassing ARVN defensive positions and together with other PAVN columns entered Đà Nẵng on the morning of 29 March. On 5 April the Division

441-470: Was ordered to remain and secure Quảng Nam and Quảng Tín Provinces while other PAVN units moved south to join the assault on Saigon . In December 1978, the division was sent to Southwestern border to support the 4th Corps in Cambodian–Vietnamese War . In late March 1984, the 5th Military Region forces includes the 307th Division, the 1st Regiment of the 2nd Division, the 143rd Regiment of

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