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Mukden order of battle

The following units and commanders fought at the Battle of Mukden, February 20 to March 10, 1905 during the Russo-Japanese War.

Imperial Japanese Army

Field Marshal Oyama Iwao

First Army

General Baron Kuroki Tamemoto

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
2nd Division	3rd Brigade
	15th Brigade
	Other regiments	2nd Cavalry Regiment 2nd Artillery Regiment
12th Division	12th Brigade
	23rd Brigade
	Other regiments	12th Cavalry Regiment 12th Artillery Regiment
Guards Division	1st Brigade
	2nd Brigade
	Other regiments	Guards Cavalry Regiment Guards Artillery Regiment
Independent brigades	Guard Mixed Reserve Brigade
	3rd Reserve Brigade
	Other regiments	Cavalry and artillery detachments

Second Army

General Baron Oku Yasukata

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
4th Division	7th Brigade
	19th Brigade
	Other regiments	4th Cavalry Regiment 4th Artillery Regiment
5th Division	9th Brigade
	21st Brigade
	Other regiments	5th Cavalry Regiment 5th Artillery Regiment
8th Division	4th Brigade
	16th Brigade
	Other regiments	8th Cavalry Regiment 8th Artillery Regiment
Detachment Akiyama	1st Cavalry Brigade
Detachment Tomioka	8th Reserve Brigade
	Other units	Infantry regiment Cavalry and artillery detachments

Third Army

General Baron Nogi Maresuke

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
1st Division	1st Brigade
	2nd Briade
	Other regiments	1st Cavalry Regiment 1st Artillery Regiment
7th Division	13th Brigade
	14th Brigade
	Other regiments	7th Cavalry Regiment 7th Artillery Regiment
9th Division	6th Brigade
	18th Brigade
	Other regiments	9th Cavalry Regiment 9th Artillery Regiment
Independent Brigades	2nd Cavalry Brigade
	15th Reserve Brigade
	2nd Artillery Brigade

Fourth Army

General Count Michitsura Nodzu

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
6th Division	11th Brigade
	24th Brigade
	Other regiments	6th Cavalary Regiment 6th Artillery Regiment
10th Division	8th Brigade
	20th Brigade
	Other regiments	10th Cavalry Regiment 10th Artillery Regiment
Independent units	11th Reserve Brigade
	12th Reserve Brigade
	1st Artillery Brigade
	Other regiments	Cavalry and artillery detachments

General Reserve

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
3rd Division	5th Brigade
	17th Brigade
	Other regiments	3rd Cavalry Regiment 3rd Infantry Regiment
Independent brigades	1st Reserve Brigade
	13th Reserve Brigade
	14th Reserve Brigade

Imperial Russian Army

General Alexei Kuropatkin

First Manchurian Army

General Nikolai P. Linievitch

Corps	Division	Regiments and Others
I European Corps	22nd Infantry Division	86th Infantry Regiment 87th Infantry Regiment 88th Infantry Regiment 7th Artillery Brigade
	37th Infantry Division	145th Infantry Regiment 148th Infantry Regiment 148th Infantry Regiment 43rd Artillery Brigade
IV Siberian Corps	2nd Infantry Division	5th Infantry Regiment 6th Infantry Regiment 7th Infantry Regiment 8th Infantry Regiment 1st Siberian Artillery Brigade
	3rd Infantry Division	9th Infantry Regiment 10th Infantry Regiment 11th Infantry Regiment 12th Infantry Regiment 26th Artillery Brigade
	II Siberian Corps	1st Siberian Reserve Rifle Division	1st Infantry Regiment 2nd Infantry Regiment 3rd Infantry Regiment 4th Infantry Regiment 6th East Siberian Artillery Brigade
4th Siberian Reserve Rifle Division		17th Infantry Regiment 18th Infantry Regiment 5th East Siberian Artillery Brigade
III Siberian Corps	3rd East Siberian Rifle Division	10th Infantry Regiment 11th Infantry Regiment 12th Infantry Regiment 3rd East Siberian Artillery Brigade
	6th Siberian Cossack Division	4th Cossack Regiment 5th Cossack Regiment 6th Cossack Regiment
Other units	Detachment Rennenkampf	1st Brigade, 6th East Siberian Rifle Division 9th East Siberian Rifle Regiment 281st Infantry Regiment 282nd Infantry Regiment Trans-Baikal Division }} Second Manchurian Army General Barom A. V. von Kaulbars Corps Division Regiments and Others Detachment Mishchenko Ural-Trans-Baikal Cossack Division 1st Cossack Brigade 2nd Cossack Brigade Caucasus Cossack Brigade I East Siberian Corps 1st East Siberian Rifle Division 1st Infantry Regiment 2nd Infantry Regiment 3rd Infantry Regiment 4th Infantry Regiment 1st East Siberian Artillery Brigade 9th East Siberian Rifle Division 33rd Infantry Regiment 34th Infantry Regiment 35th Infantry Regiment 36th Infantry Regiment 9th East Siberian Artillery Brigade VIII European Corps 14th Infantry Division 53rd Infantry Regiment 54th Infantry Regiment 55th Infantry Regiment 56th Infantry Regiment 29th Artillery Brigade 15th Infantry Division 57th Infantry Regiment 58th Infantry Regiment 59th Infantry Regiment 60th Infantry Regiment 41st Artillery Brigade X European Corps 9th Infantry Division 33rd Infantry Regiment 35th Infantry Regiment 36th Infantry Regiment 9th Artillery Brigade 31st Infantry Division 121st Infantry Regiment 122nd Infantry Regiment 123rd Infantry Regiment 124th Infantry Regiment 31st Artillery Brigade }} Third Manchurian Army General Baron A. A. Bilderling Corps Division Regiments and Others V Siberian Corps 54th Infantry Division 213th Infantry Regiment 214th Infantry Regiment 216th Infantry Regiment 28th Artillery Brigade 61st Reserve Infantry Division 242nd Infantry Regiment 243rd Infantry Regiment 244th Infantry Regiment 40th Artillery Brigade XVII European Corps 3rd Infantry Division 9th Infantry Regiment 10th Infantry Regiment 11th Infantry Regiment 12th Infantry Regiment 3rd Artillery Brigade 35th Infantry Division 137th Infantry Regiment 138th Infantry Regiment 139th Infantry Regiment 140th Infantry Regiment VI Siberian Corps 55th Infantry Division 217th Infantry Regiment 218th Infantry Regiment 219th Infantry Regiment 220th Infantry Regiment 10th Artillery Brigade }} General Reserve Corps Division Regiments and Others XVI European Corps 25th Infantry Division 97th Infantry Regiment 98th Infantry Regiment 99th Infantry Regiment 100th Infantry Regiment 25th Artillery Brigade 41st Infantry Division 161st Infantry Regiment 162nd Infantry Regiment 45th Artillery Brigade Other divisions 72nd Infantry Division, VI Siberian Corps 285th Infantry Regiment 286th Infantry Regiment 287th Infantry Regiment 288th Infantry Regiment 6th Artillery Brigade }} Sources Higgins, David R. "The Battle of Mukden: A Strategic & Tactical Analysis", in Strategy & Tactics, number 270 (September/October 2011). Category:Orders of battle 1st Creek Cavalry The 1st Creek Cavalry was a Confederate States Army regiment during the American Civil War. Raised during the summer of 1861, it fought through out the war until it surrendered on May 26, 1865. History The regiment enlisted for a one year term of service in August 1861, with Daniel N. McIntosh as the unit's first colonel. It participated in the Trail of Tears and Ice campaign against pro-Union Creeks and Seminoles. It surrendered on May 26, 1865. Round Mountain, Pea Ridge, Honey Springs, Cabin Creek Sources Leviloff, Darin. "Data File: Confederate Indian Units in the American Civil War", in Strategy & Tactics, number 229 (July/August 2005). Category:Oklahoma Civil War regiments 1st Chickasaw and Choctaw Mounted Rifles The 1st Chickasaw and Choctaw Mounted Rifles was a Confederate States Army regiment during the American Civil War. One of the first American Indian regiments to be orgainized during the war, it fought during the entire war. It was the only Confederate regiment raised along mixed tribal lines. History The regiment was raised duirng the summer of 1861 from the Chickasaw and Choctow tribes by Douglas H. Cooper, who was the unit's first colonel. It surrendered on May 26, 1865. Round Mountain, Honey Springs, Poison Springs References Sources Leviloff, Darin. "Data File: Confederate Indian Units in the American Civil War", in Strategy & Tactics, number 229 (July/August 2005). Category:Oklahoma Civil War regiments Old Dominion Brigade The Old Dominion Brigade was an Confederate States army infantry brigade during the American Civil War. It was orgainized early in the war from five Virginia regiments and fought in almost every major campaign of the Army of Northern Virginia. History The brigade was orgainized in October 1861 in the Department of Norfolk with the 6th Virginia Infantry, 12th Virginia Infantry, 16th Virginia Infantry, and 41st Virginia Infantry. The brigade's first commander was Colonel William Mahone of the 6th Infantry, who was promoted to brigadier general the following month. After the evacuating of Norfolk in May 1862, the brigade was transferred to the Virginia Peninsula, where it became part of the Army of Northern Virginia. It fought in the Battle of Seven Pines and Seven Days Battles. Afterwards, the brigade became part of Richard H. Anderson's division of James Longstreet's First Corps In November 1862, the 61st Virginia Infantry was added to the brigade. The brigade was lightly engaged at the Battle of Fredericksburg. During the July 2nd attacks at the Battle of Gettysburg, the brigade failed to advance with the rest of Anderson's division. Sources Blumberg, Arnold. "From the Wilderness to Petersburg with the Old Dominion Brigade", in America's Civil War, July 2004 (Vol. 19, no.3), pp. 22–29.