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8th Infantry Division (Greece)

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The 8th Infantry Division (Greek: VIII Μεραρχία Πεζικού) is an inafantry division in the Hellenic Army (Greek land forces). The 8th Infantry Division () is one of the most historic units of the Hellenic Army. It is based at Ioannina, and has traditionally garrisoned the area of Epirus. Active since the Balkan Wars, the division is most notable for its decisive role during the first days of the Greco-Italian War, when it successfully stopped the initial Italian offensive, and bought time for the Greek reinforcements to arrive and turn the tide. This fact is reflected in the division's motto, "Oxi".

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Ioannina, Epirus

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Emblem of the 8th Infantry Division

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8 VIII Μεραρχία Πεζικού

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The 8th Infantry Division (Greek: VIII Μεραρχία Πεζικού) is an inafantry division in the Hellenic Army (Greek land forces). The 8th Infantry Division () is one of the most historic units of the Hellenic Army. It is based at Ioannina, and has traditionally garrisoned the area of Epirus. Active since the Balkan Wars, the division is most notable for its decisive role during the first days of the Greco-Italian War, when it successfully stopped the initial Italian offensive, and bought time for the Greek reinforcements to arrive and turn the tide. This fact is reflected in the division's motto, "Oxi".