Operation Dragoon order of battle

This is the order of battle of Allied and German forces during Operation Dragoon in August 1944 in the South of France.
Allied land forces.
Seventh Army.
Lieutenant General Alexander Patch
SPECIAL FORCES
ENGINEER
MILITARY POLICE
MEDICAL
QUARTERMASTER
SIGNAL
MISCELLANEOUS
VI Corps.
Major General Lucian K. Truscott, Jr.
COMBAT COMMAND
FIELD ARTILLERY
ANTIAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY
ARMOR
TANK DESTROYER
CAVALRY
CHEMICAL WARFARE
ENGINEER
MILITARY POLICE
MEDICAL
ORDNANCE
QUARTERMASTER
SIGNAL
NAVAL
3rd Infantry Division.
Major General John W. O'Daniel
ORGANIC UNITS
3RD INFANTRY DIVISION BEACH GROUP
36th Infantry Division.
Major General John E. Dahlquist
ORGANIC UNITS
36TH INFANTRY DIVISION BEACH GROUP
45th Infantry Division.
Major General William W. Eagles
ORGANIC UNITS
45TH INFANTRY DIVISION BEACH GROUP
Armee "B".
"Général d'armée" Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
2ème Corps d'Armee.
"Général de corps d'armée" Edgard de Larminat
Divisions
FIELD ARTILLERY
Anti Aircraft Artillery
Tank Destroyer
Engineer
MILITARY POLICE
MEDICAL
ORDNANCE
QUARTERMASTER
SIGNAL
Transportation
Allied air forces.
Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Force.
Major General John K. Cannon
XII Tactical Air Command.
Brigadier General Gordon P. Saville
Source: Jackson (1986), p. 221
Mediterranean Allied Coastal Air Force.
Air Vice-Marshal Hugh Lloyd
63rd Fighter Wing
Source: Jackson (1986), p. 222
Provisional Troop Carrier Air Division.
Brigadier General Paul L. Williams
Source: Warren, p. 87
Allied naval forces.
Vice Admiral Henry Kent Hewitt
CONTROL FORCE, Vice Admiral Hewitt
SPECIAL OPERATIONS GROUP Captain H. C. Johnson
Task Force 84 "Alpha Force".
Rear Admiral Frank J. Lowry
Task Force 85 "Delta Force".
Rear Admiral Bertram J. Rodgers
Task Force 87 CAMEL FORCE.
Rear Admiral Spencer S. Lewis
Task Force 86 SITKA FORCE.
Rear Admiral Lyal A. Davidson
Task Force 88 AIRCRAFT CARRIER FORCE.
Rear Admiral Thomas Hope Troubridge RN
TG 88.1.
Rear Admiral T.H. Troubridge RN
TG 88.2.
Rear Admiral Calvin T. Durgin USN
TG 80.6 Antisubmarine and Convoy Control Group.
Captain J. P. Clay
Source: Morison, " The Invasion of France and Germany, 1944–1945" (1957), pp. 338–343
German land forces.
Army Group G.
"Generaloberst" Johannes Blaskowitz
Nineteenth Army.
"General der Infanterie" Friedrich Wiese
LXXXV Army Corps.
"General der Infanterie" Baptist Kneiss
LXII Army Corps.
"General der Infanterie" Ferdinand Neuling
LXIV Army Corps.
The Corps swapped units with the IV Luftwaffe Corps in September.