329th

329th is a numeric designation used by multiple organizations, most commonly as part of a unit name in military organizations. The combination of a number and ordinal suffix is typical in armies, air forces, and navies that organize forces into regiments, battalions, squadrons, or wings, with numbers assigned within a country’s orders of battle. Because the number is reused in different time periods and nations, there is no single entity universally identified by 329th.

In the United States, for example, elements of the Army and Air Force have employed the 329th designation at various times, including infantry, artillery, or air units within larger formations; however, each such unit has its own distinct history and lineage. Other countries have similarly used 329 as part of their unit numbering, with the designation’s meaning dependent on the local military structure.

Outside purely military use, 329th can appear in non-military contexts such as administrative districts, commemorative organizations, or civilian groups that assign numeric names.

Because "329th" does not uniquely identify a single entity, a precise identification requires additional qualifiers: the country or service branch, the type of unit (for example infantry regiment, air squadron, or battalion), and the historical period. If you are seeking information on a specific 329th, providing these details will help locate the correct unit or organization, or direct you to the appropriate regimental or unit histories.