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1st Corps (Syria)
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1st Corps الفيلق الأول Syrian Armed Forces Flag.svg Syrian Armed Forces Flag 1985 – 2024 Ba'athist Syria 23px Flag of the Syrian Arab Armed Forces (1980–2024).svg 23px Syrian Armed Forces Flag of the Syrian Arab Army.svg 23px Syrian Arab Army Corps up to 45,000 soldiersWaters Gregory The Lion and The Eagle: The Syrian Arab Army's Destruction and Rebirth https://www.mei.edu/publications/lion-and-eagle-syrian-arab-armys-destruction-and-rebirth Middle East Institute 4 September 2019 en 18 July 2019 DamascusDaraa (5th Division)Latakia (6th Division)Aleppo (7th Division)Daraa (9th Division)As-Suwayda (15th Division) Current Commander Maj. Gen. Suhail Asaad Chief of Staff Maj. Gen. Hatem Abbashttps://twitter.com/GregoryPWaters/status/1652755633349746694?t=gwe4sHIRV3bPV6LOmk6ifg&s=19 M.G. Hatem Abbas now chief of staff of southern command 30 April 2023 1 March 2024 Twitter Gregory Waters *Lebanese Civil War
Syrian Civil War
The 1st Corps (ar الفيلق الأول) was a corps of the Syrian Army that was first formed in 1985. Richard Bennett wrote in 2001 that "three corps [were] formed in 1985 to give the Army more flexibility and to improve combat efficiency by decentralising the command structure, absorbing at least some of the lessons learned during the 1982 Lebanon War."Richard M. Bennett, The Syrian Military: A Primer https://web.archive.org/web/20120629091613/http://www.meforum.org/meib/articles/0108_s1.htm 29 June 2012 , Middle East Intelligence Bulletin, August/September 2001. He said that the 1st Corps covered southern Syria, in particular the heavily fortified defense zone between Damascus and the Golan Heights and south to Daraa near the border with Jordan. On 29 December 2022, Major General Suhail Asaad was appointed as commander of the 1st Army Corps of the Syrian Arab Army.الفيلق الأول" السوري... في مواجهة كيان الاحتلال
Structure in 2001
Bennett's estimate of the 2001 order of battle was:
1st Corps, HQ Damascus
5th Armoured Division, which included the 17th and 96th Armoured Brigades and the 112th Mechanised Brigade
6th Armoured Division, with the 12th and 98th Armoured Brigades and the 11th Mechanised Brigades
7th Mechanised Division, with the 58th and 68th Armoured Brigades and the 78th Mechanised Brigade
8th Armoured Division, which included the 62nd and 65th Armoured Brigades and the 32nd Mechanised Brigade
9th Armoured Division, with the 43rd and 91st Armoured Brigades and the 52nd Mechanised Brigade. The 52nd Armoured Brigade was reported in Daraa in May 2013.http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/168052 Largest Syrian Brigade Nears Breaking Point Arutz Sheva 16 May 2013
Bennett said the 1st Corps also had four independent special forces regiments, including two trained for helicopter-inserted commando operations against the Israeli signals intelligence and observation posts on Mount Hermon and elsewhere in the Golan Heights.
Cordesman et al. said from 2002 to 2005, the command of the 1st Corps was replaced three times.Cordesman et al, The Military Balance and Prospects for War, 165.
Tom Cooper wrote that prior to the Syrian Civil War, the 1st Corps' main role was defence against an Israeli invasion over the Golan Heights or through Jordan.Cooper 2015 13 It had two lines of defence stretching along the cease-fire lines from 1973, and controlled over four divisions (three mechanised and one armoured), a special forces division and two independent infantry brigades (seemingly the 61st and 90th).
The corps commander Major General Faraq Shehada was seized as a prisoner of war on 29 June 2012.http://blogs.aljazeera.net/topic/syria/syrian-free-army-say-they-captured-two-high-ranking-officers https://archive.today/20130111230755/http://blogs.aljazeera.net/topic/syria/syrian-free-army-say-they-captured-two-high-ranking-officers dead 11 January 2013 Syrian Free Army say they captured two high-ranking officers Al Jazeera 29 June 2012 21 July 2012Cooper 2015 17
Structure in 2013
5th Mechanized DivisionJoseph Holliday, Syrian Army Doctrinal Order of Battle, Institute for the Study of War
112th Mechanised Brigade - Isra
132nd and 15th Mechanised Brigades (Cooper 2015 says 132nd and 35th Mech Brigades)
12th Armoured Brigade - Isra
175th Artillery Regiment - Cooper 2015 says this regiment, at Isra equipped with the 2S1, was a cadre and never deployed outside its base, and then overrun in February 2014.Cooper 2015 17
6th Armoured Division
45th Regiment
85th Brigade
76th Armored Brigade - now defunct. Formerly part of 1st Division
7th Mechanized Division
68th, 121st and 88 Mechanised Brigades
78th Armoured Brigade
(an unspecified) Artillery Regiment (nb. Cooper 2015 identified this regiment as the 85th)Cooper 2015 17
9th Armoured Division - Major General Yusuf Ahmed
33rd, 34th and 43rd Armoured Brigades
52nd Mechanised Brigade - disbanded 2011Cooper 2015 18
(an unspecified) Artillery Regiment (nb. Cooper 2015 identified this regiment as the 15th)Cooper 2015 18
In addition, the corps still included the 61st and 90th Infantry Brigades (Independent) in 2013. Within the last one/two years, Brigade 90 has been reported in the Quneitra area,http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=33.195083&lon=35.927525&z=10&m=b&search=quneitra Wikimapia - Let's describe the whole world! but its base was reportedly overrun by rebels in February 2014.Cooper 2015 18
Structure in 2019
Source:https://www.mei.edu/publications/lion-and-eagle-syrian-arab-armys-destruction-and-rebirth#pt9 The Lion and The Eagle: The Syrian Arab Army’s Destruction and Rebirth Middle East Institute George Waters 18 July 2019 20 September 2022
5th Mechanized Division
15th, 112th and 132nd Mechanized Brigades
12th Armored Brigade
38th Infantry Brigade
59th Commando Battalionhttps://twitter.com/Bosni_94/status/1760387034147959161?t=AoBiayiHzVFOOXLONep4qA&s=19 SAA's 59th Battalion (Commandos)
175th Artillery Regiment
6th Armored Division (formed in 2015)
76th, 85th and 88th Armored Brigades
55th Mechanized Brigade
45th Special Forces Regiment
7th Mechanized Division
88th, 90th and 121st Mechanized BrigadesCurrent Syrian Army Deployments https://international-review.org/current-syrian-army-deployments/ Gregory Waters 17 October 2023 International Review
78th Armored Brigade
70th Artillery Brigade
Syrian-9thDIV-TRF.svg 9th Armored Division
34th, 43rd and 701st Armored Brigades
52nd Mechanized Brigadehttp://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/168052 Largest Syrian Brigade Nears Breaking Point Arutz Sheva 16 May 2013 2013-06-07 https://web.archive.org/web/20130607114227/http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/168052 2013-06-07 livehttps://www.almasdarnews.com/article/syrian-army-restores-lost-points-golan-heights/ Syrian Army restores all lost points in Golan Heights Leith Fadel 12 September 2016 2016-09-18 https://web.archive.org/web/20160913152249/https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/syrian-army-restores-lost-points-golan-heights/ 2016-09-13 dead
467th Special Forces Regiment
89th Artillery Brigadehttps://twitter.com/GregoryPWaters/status/1127483700252307456?t=GHgZcxKclJtLDGFZ_87pVA&s=19 Fighter from the 109th Battalion, 89th Brig of the #9th_Division KIA in #Idlib 22 March 2024 12 May 2019 Gregory Waters Twitter
Syrian-SF-TRF.svg 15th Special Forces Divisionhttps://www.almasdarnews.com/article/syrian-army-kicks-off-new-operation-in-daraa/ https://web.archive.org/web/20200510162642/https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/syrian-army-kicks-off-new-operation-in-daraa/ dead 10 May 2020 Syrian Army kicks off new operation in Daraa May 8, 2020
35th, 44th and 127th Special Forces Regimentshttps://twitter.com/GregoryPWaters/status/1644741255400763392?t=8sBl1RxNNucBs8dPSiEW-A&s=19 SAA's 531st Battalion/44th Regiment/15th Division downed an HTS drone in Idlib Twitter Gregory Waters 24 February 2024 8 April 2023
404th and 405th Armored RegimentsArmor depot of the 404th Armored Reg, 15th Special Forces Div.
176th Artillery Battalion
Notes
Tom Cooper Syrian Conflagration: The Civil War 2011-2013 Middle East@War Volume 1 Helion & Co. 978-1-910294-10-9 2015
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