8ο τμήμα πεζικού #9362240
Description
8th Infantry Division Moto: OXI Engineer cap: 4 Infantry cap: 11 Evzone cap: 5 Commissioned: 1/28/21 The 8th Infantry Division, initially named the Epirus Division was formed on 22 September 1912, during the First Balkan War, under the command of Major General Dimitrios Matthaiopoulos. On 22 January 1913 it was renamed as the 8th Infantry Division. It participated in the operations for the capture of Ioannina and the subsequent push into Northern Epirus, capturing Këlcyrë, Argyrokastro, Tepelenë, and Përmet. In June 1913 it was moved to Thessaloniki, and participated in the Second Balkan War against Bulgaria, capturing Paranesti, Xanthi, and Komotini. It remained on occupation duties in Western Thrace until the signing of the Treaty of Bucharest. In December it was placed on garrison duties, with its regiments dispersed at Preveza, Corfu and Lefkada.
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| 21 Oct 2026, 14:25 | 1 | first reading |
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