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2016-SNR-BOOK.Pdf RESTRICTED i RESTRICTED RESTRICTED ii RESTRICTED RESTRICTED iii RESTRICTED RESTRICTED iv RESTRICTED RESTRICTED v RESTRICTED RESTRICTED SER CONTENTS PAGE NO 1. Sri Lanka Army Regiments and Corps - 1 2. Senior Appointments SLAVF - 2 - 603 - 04 2. Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force Units - 7 - 1204 - 08 3. Abbreviations - 1309 4. Field Commissioned Officers a. Major Generals, Brigadiers, Colonels, Lieutenant Colonels - 15 - 19 b. Majors - 21 - 31 10 c. Captains - 33 - 4620 d. Lieutenants - 47 - 7237 e. Second Lieutenants - 73 - 79 48 5. Direct Enlisted Officers a. Sri Lanka Artillery - 83 b. Sri Lanka Engineers - 84 c. Sri Lanka Signals Corps - 85 d. Corps of Engineer Services - 86 - 88 e. Sri Lanka Army Medical Corps - 89 f. Sri Lanka Electrical & Mechanical Engineers - 90 vi RESTRICTED RESTRICTED g. Sri Lanka Army General Service Corps - 91 - 94 h. Sri Lanka Rifle Corps - 95 i. Sri Lanka Army Pioneer Corps - 96 6. Sri Lanka Army Women’s Corps Officers - 99 - 102 7. Quartermasters - 103 82 8. Regimental / Corps Seniority - Field Commissioned Officers a. Sri Lanka Armoured Corps - 107 b. Sri Lanka Artillery - 101 - 102 c. Sri Lanka Engineers - 115 - 116 d. Sri Lanka Signal Corps - 119 - 120 e. Sri Lanka Light Infantry - 123 - 126 f. Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment - 129 - 132 g. The Gemunu Watch - 135 - 138 h. The Gajaba Regiment - 141 - 145 i. The Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment - 149 - 152 j. Mechanized Infantry Regiment - 155 k. Military Intelligence Corps - 159 - 160 l. Corps of Engineer Services - 163 - 166 m. Sri Lanka Army Service Corps - 169 n. Sri Lanka Army Ordnance Corps - 173 o. Sri Lanka Electrical & Mechanical Engineers - 177 p. Sri Lanka Army General Service Corps - 181 - 185 q. Sri Lanka National Guard - 189 - 200 vii RESTRICTED RESTRICTED r. Sri Lanka Rifle Corps - 203 s. Sri Lanka Army Pioneer Corps - 207 - 208 10. Officers of the General Reserve - Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force - 211 - 215 viii RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 1. SRI LANKA ARMY REGIMENTS AND CORPS a. SLAC - Sri Lanka Armoured Corps b. SLA - Sri Lanka Artillery c. SLE - Sri Lanka Engineers d. SLSC - Sri Lanka Signal Corps e. SLLI - Sri Lanka Light Infantry f. SLSR - Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment g. GW - The Gemunu Watch h. GR - The Gajaba Regiment i. VIR - The Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment j. MIR - Mechanized Infantry Regiment k. CR - Commando Regiment l. SF - Special Force Regiment m. MIC - Military Intelligence Corps n. CES - Corps of Engineer Services o. SLASC - Sri Lanka Army Service Corps p. SLAMC - Sri Lanka Army Medical Corps q. SLAOC - Sri Lanka Army Ordnance Corps r. SLEME - Sri Lanka Electrical & Mechanical Engineers s. SLCMP - Sri Lanka Corps of Military Police t. SLAGSC - Sri Lanka Army General Service Corps u. SLAWC - Sri Lanka Army Women’s Corps v. SLNG - Sri Lanka National Guard w. SLRC - Sri Lanka Rifle Corps x. SLAPC - Sri Lanka Army Pioneer Corps 1 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED SENIOR APPOINTMENTS - SRI LANKA ARMY VOLUNTEER FORCE 1. Commandant Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force - Maj Gen HCP Goonetilleke RSP VSV USP ndc psc COMMANDANT’S SECRETARIAT (1) Staff Officer 1 - Lt Col LAJLB Udowita RWP RSP GR (2) ADC to the Comdt SLAVF - Capt RRI Rodrigo SLE 2. Deputy Commandant Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force - Maj Gen WDLP Wickramasinghe RSP KSV 3. Principal Staff Officer - Brig K Prematillake RSP 4. STAFF OF HQ SLAVF a. Inspector of Training - Vacant b. Brigadier (Administration) - Brig WWMGR Perera c. Brigadier (Logistics) - Col RLC Fernando AATO (Offg) d. Colonel Military Secretary (Volunteer) - Lt Col SWB Welagedara RSP USP GW (Offg) e. Colonel (General Staff) - Col C Ranaweera RWP RSP f. Colonel (Administration) - Col LBDHS Lakshman g. Recruiting Officer - Col KP Nugegoda RWP RSP h. Colonel (Engineering) - Lt Col RRS Jayasekara SLE (Offg) i. Colonel Welfare & Public Relations - Col GGA Priyantha RSP 2 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 5. COLONELS OF THE REGIMENT & REGIMENTAL CENTRE COMDTS a. SRI LANKA NATIONAL GUARD (1) Colonel of the Regiment - Maj Gen GVDUA Perera RWP RSP VSV USP USAWC psc (2) Centre Commandant - Brig DHMWB Thammita (3) Deputy Centre Commandant - Col LPKC Wijetunga RSP USP b. SRI LANKA ARMY PIONEER CORPS (1) Centre Commandant - Col KC Dharmasena RSP 6. SRI LANKA ARMY VOLUNTEER FORCE TRAINING SCHOOL a. Commandant - Col SB Kohona b. Commanding Officer - L t Col BMRJ Bandara VIR 7. COLONEL COORDINATING OFFICERS & CIVIL COORDINATING OFFICERS SF HQ a. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (JAFFNA) (1) Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col HPJ Mayadunne RSP (2) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col WMDSK Gunawardena GR (3) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col MKH Mayasingha GR 3 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED b. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (WANNI) (1) Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col V Nanayakkara (2) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col RMCLKK Ratnayake VIR (3) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col SALI Perera SLLI c. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (EAST) (1) Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col JDCG Jayasinghe (2) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col SKMMNK Mahanthe SLSR (3) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col HS Rathnayake SLSR d. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (KILINOCHCHI) (1) Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col PA Dayananda RSP (2) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col KRSPK Kahagalla SLLI (3) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col DTKS Jayasooriya GR e. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (MULLAITIVU) (1) Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col TTP Silva (2) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Vacant (3) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col AR Obeysekara SLSC 4 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED f. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (WEST) (1) Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col MHLSK Weerasekara (2) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col HKDW Widyatileke SLNG (3) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Vacant g. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (CENTRAL) (1) Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col WHD Mahanada 8. COLONEL COORDINATING OFFICERS DIV a. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 11Div - Col JSU Katugampola b. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 12Div - Col AI Ranasinghe c. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 14Div - Col KM Thilakarathna d. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 21 Div - Col AJ Gunawardana RSP e. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 22 Div - Col HMNB Herath f. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 23 Div - Col PN Liyanage RWP g. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 24 Div - Col MPP Perera h. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 51 Div - Col KKKG Magnus i. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 52 Div - Col CMMSJ Silva j. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 53 Div - Vacant k. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 54 Div - Col SB Sudharmasiri l. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 55 Div - Lt Col DHKS Wijeratne VIR (Offg) m. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 56 Div - Col WM Badrakumara 5 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED n. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 57 Div - Lt Col MDBMS Jayamanne (Offg) n. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 58 Div - Vacant o. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 59 Div - Col WPR Wijeratne p. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 61 Div - Vacant q. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 62 Div - Col CU Gamaethige r. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 64 Div - Lt Col WRJ Makawita SLA (Offg) s. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 65 Div - Col SN Samarawickrama t. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 66 Div - Col NDP Jayathilake u. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 68 Div - Lt Col WGP Sisira Kumara RSP (Offg) 6 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED BATTALIONS UNDER SRI LANKA ARMY VOLUNTEER FORCE 1. 7 SLAC(V) - 7 Regiment Sri Lanka Armoured Corps (Volunteer) 2. 5 (V) SLA - 5 (Volunteer)Regiment Sri Lanka Artillery 3. 12 (V) SLA - 12 (Volunteer) Regiment Sri Lanka Artillery 4. 4 SLE (V) - 4 Engineer Regiment Sri Lanka Engineers (Volunteer) 5. 15 SLE (V) - 15 Engineer Regiment Sri Lanka Engineers (Volunteer) 6. 2 SLSC (V) - 2 Sri Lanka Signal Corps (Volunteer) 7. 2 (V) SLLI - 2 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Light Infantry 8. 5 (V) SLLI - 5 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Light Infantry 9. 9 (V) SLLI - 9 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Light Infantry 10. 14 (V) SLLI - 14 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Light Infantry 11. 16 (V) SLLI - 16 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Light Infantry 12. 17 (V) SLLI - 17 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Light Infantry 13 18 (V) SLLI - 18 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Light Infantry 14 21 (V) SLLI - 21 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Light Infantry 15. 2 (V) SLSR - 2 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment 16. 3 (V) SLSR - 3 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment 7 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 17. 5 (V) SLSR - 5 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment 18. 11 (V) SLSR - 11 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment 19. 15 (V) SLSR - 15 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment 20 17 (V) SLSR - 17 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment 21. 18 (V) SLSR - 18 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment 22. 19 (V) SLSR - 19 (Volunteer) Battalion Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment 23. 2 (V) GW - 2 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gemunu Watch 24. 3 (V) GW - 3 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gemunu Watch 25. 10 (V) GW - 10 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gemunu Watch 26. 14(V)GW - 14 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gemunu Watch 27. 15 (V) GW - 15 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gemunu Watch 28. 16 (V) GW - 16 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gemunu Watch 29. 20 (V) GW - 20 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gemunu Watch 30. 21 (V) GW - 21 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gemunu Watch 31. 2 (V) GR - 2 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gajaba Regiment 32. 5 (V) GR - 5 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gajaba Regiment 33. 7 (V) GR - 7 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gajaba Regiment 8 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 34. 11 (V) GR - 11 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gajaba Regiment 35. 15 (V) GR - 15 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gajaba Regiment 36. 17 (V) GR - 17 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gajaba Regiment 37. 18 (V) GR - 18 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gajaba Regiment 38. 19 (V) GR - 19 (Volunteer) Battalion The Gajaba Regiment 39. 2 (V) VIR - 2 (Volunteer) Battalion The Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment 40. 3 (V) VIR - 3 (Volunteer) Battalion The Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment 41. 10 (V) VIR - 10 (Volunteer) Battalion The Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment 42. 12 (V) VIR - 12 (Volunteer) Battalion The Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment 43. 15 (V) VIR - 15 (Volunteer) Battalion The Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment 44. 16 (V) VIR - 16 (Volunteer) Battalion The Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment 45.
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