The rival factions split and each formed their own battalion, which stayed apart until 1921.
Fighting units had been standardized, so that the company, battalion, or division were terms used to denote approximately equivalent formations in every force.
It consisted of twelve infantry battalions, divided into three brigades, supported by three brigades of artillery.
Most of the assistant investigative squad chiefs served concurrently as guard battalion chiefs.
This was some 25 per cent of the battalion's total strength of 639.
If individual soldiers or battalions are mentioned, they are in smaller script, or they are on stelae that do not mention a commanding superior.
Despite local revenues being higher than the expenditures, the army's local battalions had not been paid for more than three months.
This was made up of two mountain infantry divisions, one infantry division, one mechanised brigade, one artillery brigade, and a tank battalion.
