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Axis - Order of Battle

all units under command of HQ of German 264th Division
75 field guns and 30 AA guns
264th Infantry Division (without one infantry regiment)
strong parts of 373rd Legionar Division (Kroat.)
847th Regiment from 392nd Legionar Division (Kroat.) - arrived on 29 November
944th Coastal Artillery Regiment
29th Fortress Pioneer Regiment
581st Naval Rifle Battalion
several other auxiliary units
Chetnik forces under command of Momcilo Dujic (Đujić) - around 4500 chetniks.
Remains of Ustasha units, about 1500 men, were on 14 November 1944 evacuated to Bihac.