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Abolition of the First Army

Latest comment: 1 year ago1 comment1 person in discussion

According to some press talk by the Greek MoD Nikos Dendias it seems he will disband the First Army and instead replace it with four regional corps commands. One in thrace, in the islands of the aegean, one in macedonia+epirus and the last one in whatever is left which is central greece, athens and the peloponeese.

PS: This is all part of "Project 2030" reorganization of the armed forces.

Here are my sources: https://flight.com.gr/dendias-domi-dinameon-2h-fasi/ https://www.mod.mil.gr/paroysiastike-ton-yetha-n-dendia-v-fasi-tis-metarrythmisis-atzenta/ Angelorap19 (talk) 10:11, 27 July 2025 (UTC)Reply