Organization
The initial Order of Battle for the IJA 7th Division included:
IJA 7th Division
- 13th Infantry Brigade
- 25th Infantry Regiment
- 26th Infantry Regiment (Asahikawa)
- 14th Infantry Brigade
- 27th Infantry Regiment (Asahikawa)
- 28th Infantry Regiment (Asahikawa)
- 7th Cavalry Regiment
- 7th Field Artillery Regiment
- 7th Engineering Regiment
- 7th Transportation Regiment
In 1940, the 7th Division was reorganized into a triangular division:
IJA 7th Division
- 7th Infantry Brigade
- 26th Infantry Regiment (Asahikawa)
- 27th Infantry Regiment (Asahikawa)
- 28th Infantry Regiment (Asahikawa)
- 7th Cavalry Regiment
- 7th Mountain Artillery Regiment
- 7th Engineering Regiment
- 7th Transportation Regiment
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