Hello,
I don't know much about modding and the alike, but I found some information on the South Vietnamese Armed Forces. My source is Wikipedia.
SOUTH VIETNAM MILITARY UNITS:
Corps
* I Corp/CTZ
* II Corps/CTZ
* Corps/CTZ
* Corps/CTZ
* 44th Tactical Zone
Divisions
* 1st Infantry Division - The French formed the 21st Mobile Group in 1953, renamed 21st Division in January 1955, the 1st Division later that year. Considered "one of the best South Vietnamese combat units". Based in Hue it had 4 rather 3 regiments.
* 2nd Infantry Division - The French formed the 32nd Mobile Group in 1953,renamed 32nd Division in January 1955, the 2nd Division later that year. Based in Danang and Quang Ngai. A "fairly good" division.
* 3rd Infantry Division - Raised in October 1971 in Quang Tri. One regiment was from the 1st Division (the 2nd Inf Regt). Collapsed in the 1972 Easter Offensive and was reconstituted and destroyed at Danang in 1975.
* 5th Infantry Division - Originally formed as the 6th Division in 1955 but renamed the 5th Division in 1959. Many Nungs originally were in its ranks. At Bien Hoa in 1963 and involved in overthrow of Diem. Then operated north of Saigon. Entered Cambodia in 1970. Defended An Loc in 1972.
* 7th Infantry Division - Formed as the 7th Mobile Group by the French, becoming the 7th Division in 1959. Served in Mekong Delta 1961-1975.
* 9th Infantry Division - Formed in 1962, northern Mekong Delta..."by some accounts the worst division in the ARVN".
* 18th Infantry Division - Formed as the 10th Division in 1965. Renamed the 18th Division in 1967 (number ten meant the worst in GI slang). Considered the worst ARVN division. Based at Xuan Loc. However redeemed itself with the defence of that town for a month in March-April 1975.
* 21st Infantry Division - The ARVN 1st & 3rd Light Divisions were formed in 1955, renamed the 11th & 13th Light Divisions in 1956. Combined together to form the 21st Division in 1959. Served mainly near Saigon, Mekong Delta--"a good division".
* 22nd Infantry Division - Initially raised as the 4th Infantry Division which existed briefly in the 1950s but renamed 22nd Division as four is an unlucky number in Vietnam. The ARVN 2nd & 4th Light Divisions were formed in 1955: 4th renamed the 14th Light Division in 1956. Combined to form the 22nd Division in 1959. Served near Kontum and Central Highlands. Collapsed in 1972. In 1975 was in Binh Dinh province; evacuated to south of Saigon as Central Highlands front fell. One of the last ARVN units to surrender.
* 23rd Infantry Division - Originally 5th Light Division, renamed 23rd in 1959. Operated in central Vietnam. Entered Cambodia in 1970. Fought well in 1972 defending Kontum, shattered in 1975 defending Ban Me Thout..."a good division".
* 25th Infantry Division - Formed in Quang Ngai in 1962. Moved to south west of Saigon in 1964. Entered Parrot's Break, Cambodia in 1970. Defended western approaches of Saigon 1972, 1975
* Airborne Division - A branch of the VNAF which was formed by the French as the Airborne Group in 1955. Brigade strength by 1959, formed as division in 1965. Based at Tan Son Nhut airbase but used as a fire brigade throughout SVN. Included 9 Airborne Battalions, 3 Airborne Ranger Battalions. Fought in Cambodia 1970, Laos 1971. Used as brigade Groups in 1975, 1st at Xuan Loc, 2nd at Phan Rang, 3rd at Nha Trang. An excellent formation.
* Marine Division - Formed in 1966 with six battalions. Based at Saigon and like the Airborne served as a fire brigade in SVN. Had 9 battalions by 1969 and 12 by 1975. Fought in Cambodia 1970, Laos 1971. Recaptured Quang Tri in 1972. Defended and pulled out of Danang in 1975, ended the war defending Vung Tau. A very experienced and good unit.
I hope this can help the Cold war cause
Scott