782 Medical Group
782
Geneeskundige Groep (782 Gnkgp)
Part
I | Part II
| Unit |
Location |
Peace
Strength |
War
Strength |
Staff
and Staff Company
782 Medical Group [a] |
– |
– |
36/22/35 (93) |
| 746
Field Hospital Battalion [b] |
Staff
and Support Detachment
746 Field Hospital Battalion |
– |
– |
6/8/22/2
(38) |
| A Company |
– |
– |
8/12/54
(74) |
| B Company
|
– |
– |
8/12/54
(74) |
| C Company
|
– |
– |
8/12/54
(74) |
| |
30/44/184/2
(260) |
| 433
Medical Support Company [c] |
– |
– |
16/15/36
(67) |
| 743
Medical Repair and Depot Company [b] [d] |
Bergen op Zoom |
-/2/-/3
(5) |
10/26/94/3
(133) |
| 403
Territorial Medical Company [e] |
– |
– |
10/10/198
(218) |
| 404
Territorial Medical Company [f] |
– |
– |
10/10/198
(218) |
| 689 Shock
Treatment Team [b] |
– |
– |
1/1/2
(4) |
Notes
| a. |
Filled by mobilisable
personnel that had fulfilled their active-duty period
in Staff and
Staff Detachment, 102
Medical Group up to
eight and a half years prior to mobilisation.1 |
| b. |
Filled
(out) by personnel from the
general pool of mobilisable
reserves
(vrij-indeelbaar bestand) that had fulfilled their active-duty
period in relevant functions up to twelve and a half years prior to mobilisation.1 |
| c. |
Filled by mobilisable
personnel from 14
Medical Company (RIM) after
their fourteen to sixteen-month RIM period in that unit had expired, up
to eight and a half years prior to mobilisation.1 4 |
| d. |
Wartime
organisation. Until mobilisation under command of Staff, Royal Army Medical
Command. Provided medical materiel support to Royal Army and Royal Air Force units in the Netherlands.2 |
| e. |
Filled by mobilisable
personnel from 52
Brigade Medical Company
(RIM) after
their fourteen to sixteen-month RIM period in that unit had expired, up
to eight and a half years prior to mobilisation.1 4 |
| f. |
Filled by mobilisable
personnel from 51
Brigade Medical Company
(RIM) after
their fourteen to sixteen-month RIM period in that unit had expired, up
to eight and a half years prior to mobilisation.1 4 |
Part
I | Part II
| Unit | Location | Peace
Strength | War
Strength |
| 104
Psychological Team [a] |
– |
– |
7/3/7
(17) |
| 105 Military Liaison
Detachment, Hospital
Group [a] |
– |
– |
5/4/14
(23) |
| 106 Military Liaison
Detachment, Hospital
Group [a] |
– |
– |
4/4/12
(20) |
| 107 Military Liaison
Detachment, Hospital
Group [a] |
– |
– |
4/4/12
(20) |
| 108 Military Liaison
Detachment, Hospital
Group [a] |
– |
– |
4/4/12
(20) |
| 119 Military Liaison
Detachment, Hospital
Group [a] |
– |
– |
5/6/19
(30) |
| 120 Military Liaison
Detachment, Hospital
Group [a] |
– |
– |
5/6/19
(30) |
| 124 Military Liaison
Detachment, Hospital
Group [a] |
– |
– |
6/9/25
(40) |
| 125 Military Liaison
Detachment, Hospital
Group [a] |
– |
– |
6/9/25
(40) |
| 839 Royal Air Force
Medical
Examination Board [b] |
Rijen |
4/1/1
(6) |
4/1/1
(6) |
| 472
Regional Medical Detachment [a] [c] [d] |
Breda |
35/41/98/14
(188) |
41/41/134/9
(225) |
| 473
Regional Medical Detachment [a] [c] [d] |
Roermond |
25/30/57/16
(128) |
33/32/101/13
(179) |
| 782 Medical
Group Peace Strength: – | | 782 Medical
Group War Strength: 237/251/1128/27 (1643) |
Notes
| a. |
Filled
(out) by personnel from the
general pool of mobilisable
reserves
(vrij-indeelbaar bestand) that had fulfilled their active-duty
period in relevant functions up to twelve and a half years prior to mobilisation.1 |
| b. |
Wartime
organisation. In peacetime under Royal Air Force command. |
| c. |
Wartime organisation. In
peacetime under command of Staff, Royal Army Medical
Command. |
| d. | Provided lower-echelon medical support to territorial Royal Army units in peace and wartime.3 |
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| 1. |
|
NIMH
205A/10, Aflossing van mobilisabele eenheden en -aanvullingen d.d. 27
mei 1980. Ibid., d.d. 11
november 1983. Ibid., d.d. 17 juni 1985. |
| 2. | | Anonymus, 5 Jaar, 21. | | 3. | | Ibid, 21.
NL-HaNA 2.13.182, inv. nr. 711, Planningsmemorandum Legerplan 177-21
d.d. 12 mei 1987, Schematische weergave 1e fase reorganisatie. | | 4. | | RIM was
the Dutch acronym for Direct Influx into Mobilisable Units (Rechtstreekse
Instroming in Mobilisabele Eenheden). GRIM was a variant of
this system, meaning "Largely RIM" (Grotendeels
Rechtstreekse Instroming in Mobilisabele Eenheden).
For a survey of the
Royal Army's unit filling and reserve system see Gijsbers, Blik
in de smidse, 2222-2231;
Selles,
Personele
vulling;
Berghuijs, Opleiding,
14-23. In English: Isby and Kamps, Armies,
341-343; Sorrell, Je
Maintiendrai, 94-96; Van
Vuren, The
Royal Netherlands Army Today, Military Review April 1982, 23-28. |
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