201st

201st is an ordinal designation used to identify a unit or entity that is the 201st in a sequential numbering system. It does not refer to a single, universal entity, but rather appears in multiple organizations, most commonly in military structures, where many countries organize formations and subunits by numbers.

In military use, the designation 201st can appear across different services and types of units. It may designate infantry, artillery, engineers, or support formations at various echelons, such as regiments, battalions, squadrons, wings, brigades, or divisions. The exact role, history, and lineage of any given 201st unit depend on the country, branch, and time period. Because numbering is often reused across services and eras, a 201st unit in one country may have no connection to a 201st unit in another.

The same number can also recur in separate, independent organizations, leading to multiple, unrelated entities bearing the 201st designation. Units may be renamed, disbanded, or restructured, while some lines of tradition or lineage are preserved under the same number.

Outside of military contexts, 201st can appear in other sequential designation schemes, such as administrative units, districts, or cataloging systems, though such uses are less common and highly context-dependent.

If you are seeking information about a specific 201st, additional context is needed—such as the country, military branch, and time period—to identify the correct unit and its history.