The 35th Infantry Division, during WWII, consisted of almost two dozen units — each with a specific purpose. Click on an banner below to learn more about a specific unit.

UNITS ATTACHED TO THE 35th INF. DIV. DURING COMBAT

• 737th Tank Battalion

• 654th Tank Destroyer Battalion

• 448th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion (AW)

• 784th Tank Battalion

The organization of the 35th Infantry Division was as follows:

35th Inf. Div.
134th Inf. Regt.
137th Inf. Regt.
320th Inf. Regt.
Hq. 35th Div. Arty.
127th F. A. Bn.
219th F. A. Bn.
216th F. A. Bn.
161st F. A. Bn.
Hq. Btry. 35th Div. Arty
60th Engr. Bn.
35th Ren. Trp.
35th Q. M. Co.
35th Signal Co.
Hq. Sp. Troops
110th Med. Bn.
35th M. P. Plat.
35th Div. Band
735th Ord. Co.
Med. Det. Sp. Troops
Med. Det. Div. Arty.
Hq. Co. 35th Inf. Div.

There were four units attached to the 35th Infantry Division during combat, they were as follows:

737th Tank Battalion
654th Tank Destroyer Battalion
448th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion (AW)
784th Tank Battalion