269th

269th is a numeric designation used by a variety of organizations, most notably military units. It does not refer to a single entity but to an ordinal position within a historical or organizational lineage.

In military usage, numbers identify units such as regiments, battalions, squadrons, or groups within a branch or nation. The 269th designation has appeared in different countries and periods, and the specific unit bearing the number may have differing roles, histories, and lineages.

In the United States, several branches have employed 269th designations across Army and Air Force organizations; units may have been created, disbanded, or reorganized during reforms and consolidations. Modern formations, if any, may trace their lineage to earlier 269th units in state National Guards or reserve components.

Outside the United States, other militaries have likewise used the 269th designation, reflecting the common practice of numbering units within a larger structure.

Beyond military usage, 269th can appear in civilian contexts as a street address, district or route number, or administrative identifier, though these uses are unrelated to any specific military unit.

For clarification, discerning context is required to identify the intended 269th and distinguish among potential units or uses. See also disambiguation resources for numerical designations and for lists of similarly numbered units.