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  x 2 
  220th 
  Artillery 
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  x 5 
  x 5 
  220th 
  Anti-tank 
  Battalion 
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  125th 
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  164th Light Africa Division         DAK                 October, 1942 
  220th 
  Pionier 
  Battalion 
  x 9 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  By Greg Moore 
  gregpanzerblitz.com 
  October, 2009 
  x 10 
  382nd 
  Infantry 
  Regiment 
  433rd 
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  Regiment 
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  x 12 
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  x 3 
  Infantry 
  Battalion 
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  x 4 
  x 3 
  x 3 
  x 20 
  x 3 
  x 1 
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  x 12 
  x 1 
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  Infantry 
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  220th 
  Recon 
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  x 2 
  x 7 
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  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
          The 164th Infantry Division was sent to Crete to help consolidate and garrison the island after the 
  successful German airborne assault.  As the demands for more troops in North Africa became more des-
  perate, the division was split into a small fortress division and a mobile Light Division.  The new 164th 
  Light Division was sent to North Africa to join Rommel’s army.  The division began arriving at the end 
  of the summer and was deployed just in time to take part in the Battle of El Alamein.   Deployed near 
  the northern part of the line, the 164th was heavily engaged for most of the battle.   The division was 
  well spent by the end of the battle and suffered additional losses during the retreat afterwards.  The 
  164th was then sent to Tunisia to rebuild but never did so due to a lack of resources. The remnants of the 
  division were destroyed in the fight for Tunisia. 
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Panzer Leader & Panzer Blitz/1940-1943 North Africa/Second Battle of El Alamein/164thLightAlamein.pdf