28th (US) Infantry Division
Battle order – July-August 1944 – Battle of Normandy
Headquarters
Chief General: Maj. Gen. Lloyd D. Brown, replaced by Brig. Gen. James E. Wharton on August 13, 1944 and Brig. Gen. Norman D. Cota on August 14, 1944
Deputy Brig. Gen. Kenneth Buchanan
Chief of Staff: Col. Charles H. Valentine
Combat and combat support units
109th Infantry Regiment
110th Infantry Regiment
112th Infantry Regiment
28th Reconnaissance Troop (mechnized)
103rd Engineer Combat Battalion
103rd Medical Battalion
28th Artillery Division
– 107th Field Artillery Battalion (105 Howitzer)
– 109th Field Artillery Battalion (105 Howitzer)
– 229th Field Artillery Battalion (105 Howitzer)
– 108th Field Artillery Battalion (155 Howitzer)
Support
728th Ordnance Light Maintenance Company
28th Quartermaster Company
28th Signal Company
Military Police Platoon
Headquarters Company
Band
Reinforcements
Anti-aircraft artillery
– 447th AAA AW Bn (Mbl), from July 27 to 30, 1944
– 18th AAA Gp, from July 28 to August 25, 1944
– 447th AAA AW Bn (Mbl), from August 26, 1944 to September 30, 1944
Field artillery
– 18th FA Bn (105 How), August 1-6, 1944
Armor
– 744th Tank Battalion, July 30 to August 27, 1944
– 113th Cav Gp, from July 29 to August 4, 1944
Anti-tank
– 630th Tank Destroyer Battalion (T), July 20 to September 30, 1944
– 803d Tank Destroyer Battalion (SP), August 2-4, 1944
Command posts
April 15, 1944: Chiseldon, England
July 24, 1944: Trévières
July 29, 1944: Agneau
July 31, 1944: La Denisière
August 2, 1944: La Tilandière
August 3, 1944: Margueray
August 4, 1944: Courson
August 6, 1944: La Vannerie
August 10, 1944: Saint-Sever Calvados
August 12, 1944: Champ-du-Boult
August 14, 1944: Gathemo
August 15, 1944: Sourdeval
August 21, 1944: Ger
August 22, 1944: La Barre
August 23, 1944: Beauche
August 24, 1944: Damville
August 27, 1944: Quittebeuf
August 28, 1944: Versailles
August 29, 1944: Paris
