Conti - responsible for the coast from the South of Trapani to Mazara del Vallo (division raised on 1 June 1943 from personnel of the 8th Marching Division and arrived in Sicily on 3 July 1943, augmented with units of the 202nd Coastal Division) 120th Coastal Regiment CCXLV Coastal Battalion DCCCLVII Coastal Battalion DCCCLXXX Coastal Battalion 184th Coastal Regiment CCCLXXXVII Coastal Battalion CDXCVII Coastal Battalion 43rd Coastal Artillery Grouping VII Coastal Artillery Group (1x 149/35 and 1x 155/36 batteries) XX Coastal Artillery Group (1x 149/35 and 1x 155/36 batteries) XXII Coastal Artillery Group (105/28 howitzers) CCXVIII Coastal Artillery Group (100/22 howitzers) 712th Machine Gun Company Division Services XXIX Coastal Brigade - Harbor Defense Command "N", in Palermo - Generale di Divisione Giuseppe Molinero CCCIV Coastal Battalion CCCXLIV Coastal Battalion CDLXXVI Coastal Battalion XXX Dismounted Squadrons Group/ Regiment "Cavalleggeri di Palermo" I Group/ 25th Artillery Regiment "Assietta"/ 26th Infantry Division "Assietta" (100/17 howitzers) XLI Coastal Artillery Group 121st Battery, at Punta la Barbara (2x 152/45 cannons) 122nd Battery, at Aspra (2x 152/45 cannons) 2x batteries (1x with 75/27 field guns, 1x with 105/28 howitzers) 51st Heavy Artillery Battery Tactical Groups Tactical groups were created from corps assets and detached units of the army corps's two infantry divisions. The groups were deployed near the beaches most likely to be used by the allies. Tactical Group "Chiusa Sclafani", in Chiusa Sclafani 10th Bersaglieri Regiment XXXV Bersaglieri Battalion LXXIII Bersaglieri Battalion LXXIV Bersaglieri Battalion CIII Motorized Artillery Group (75/27 field guns) 4th Self-propelled Company (75/18 self-propelled guns) 10th Armored Car Squadron (AB 41 armored cars) Tactical Group "Alcamo-Partinico", in the area of Alcamo and Partinico 171st CC.NN. Legion "Vespri"/ 28th Infantry Division "Aosta" CLXVIII CC.NN. Battalion CLXXI CC.NN. Battalion 171st CC.NN. Machine Gun Company I Group/ 22nd Artillery Regiment "Aosta" (75/27 field guns) Tactical Group "Inchiapparo-Casale", in the area of Inchiapparo and Casale LI Bersaglieri Battalion 82nd Anti-tank Battery (75/39 anti-tank guns) Tactical Group "Campobello-Ravanusa", in the area of Campobello di Licata and Ravanusa I Squadrons Group/ Regiment "Cavalleggeri di Palermo" XVII CC.NN. Battalion/ 17th CC.NN. Legion "Cremona"/ 26th Infantry Division "Assietta" 259th Machine Gun Company/ 17th CC.NN. Legion "Cremona"/ 26th Infantry Division "Assietta" Mobile Groups Mobile groups were fully motorized battle groups created from corps assets and detached units of the army corps's two infantry divisions. The groups were deployed near the beaches most likely to be used by the allies. Mobile Group