Talk:Operation Husky order of battle

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Just a point of information: Headquarters 7th Army did not exist before July 10, 1943. Prior to January 9, 1943, Patton's headquarters was still code named Headquarters, Western Task Force', which was restored to the official Headquarters, 1st Armored Corps on the January date.
As of the July date, 1st Armored Corps was redesignated as headquarters, 7th Army. This change took place while the troops were in the middle of their trip between North Africa and Sicily.

SSG Cornelius Seon (Retired) 18:16, 15 February 2006 (UTC)