The armament of the Tutrakan bridgehead

Sector (western) I – 14 km from the Danube to Valea Staroselo

commander : Lt.col. Nicoliescu, commander of 36^th infantry regiment

HQ : Staroselo

Ştefan Cel Mare : 2 – 120mm L/25 guns in armoured cupolas

Smârdan : 4 – 105mm L/35 guns (4^th bty./2^nd div./3^rd heavy art. rgt.)

Radu Negru : 4 – 120mm mortars

Mircea Vodă : 4 – 120mm howitzers

Cuza Vodă : 4 – 120mm howitzers

Behind fort 3 : 1 – 210mm howitzer

Behind the right of the line advanced by Staroselo : 4 – 75mm QF Bulgarian field guns (taken 1913)

2 batteries with 6 – 53mm QF guns each

1^st Group of turret guns : 23 – 53mm turret guns

Infantry : 36^th Inf. Rgt. (4 Bs.), IV/40^th Inf. Bn. with 17 Mgs.

Sector (southern) II – 9 km from Valea Staroselo to west of strongpoint Nr. 10

commander : Lt.col. Dumitrescu, commander of 79^th infantry regiment

HQ : Daidir

Principesa Ileana : 4 – 87mm field guns M. 1880 (11^th bty./Siege Bn.)

Dragoș Vodă : 2 – 120mm mortars

Opanez : 4 – 105mm L/35 guns (7^th bty./3^rd div./3^rd heavy art. rgt.)

Pleven : 4 – 105mm L/35 guns (8^th bty./3^rd div./3^rd heavy art. rgt.)

1 battery with 6 – 53mm QF guns

2^nd Group of turret guns : 7 – 53mm turret guns

Infantry : 79^th Inf. Rgt. (4 Bs.) with 17 Mgs.

Sector (eastern) III – 12 km from the strongpoint Nr. 10 to the Danube

commander : Lt.col. Marinescu, commander of 76^th infantry regiment

HQ : Antimnovo

Călugăreni : 4 – 105mm L/35 guns (9^th bty./3^rd div./3^rd heavy art. rgt.)

Principele Carol : 4 – 87mm field guns (12^th bty./Siege Bn.)

Mihai Viteazul : 2 – 120mm L/25 guns in armoured cupolas

Between fort 13 and 14: 4 – 75mm QF Bulgarian field guns (taken 1913)

Regele Carol : 2 – 120mm L/25 guns in armoured cupolas

1 battery with 6 – 53mm QF guns

3^rd Group of turret guns : 7 – 53mm turret guns

Infantry : 76^th Inf. Rgt. (4 Bs.) with 18 Mgs.

Sector IV (Danube) – on the bank of the Danube, from Turk Smil to the eastern side of the island of Kosuj

Commander: rear admiral Nicolae Negrescu

a) Right bank of the Danube

Grivița : 4 – 105mm L/35 guns (5^th bty./2^nd div./3^rd heavy art. rgt.)

Regele Ferdinand : 4 – 150mm L/35 naval guns taken from the cruiser Elisabeta (10^th bty./Siege Bn.)

Regina Maria : 4 – 120mm L/10 Skoda howitzers taken from the Danube monitors

Rahova : 4 – 105mm L/35 guns (6^th bty./2^nd div./3^rd heavy art. rgt.)

Principele Nicolae : 4 – 75mm QF Bulgarian field guns (taken 1913)

2 – 37mm QF guns

Cârneciu island : 2 – 53mm QF turret guns, 8 – 37mm QF turret guns, 4 – 37mm revolver guns

Chisulgeaua insland : 3 – 53mm QF turret guns, 4 – 57mm QF guns

b) Left bank of the Danube

Regina Elisabeta : 4 – 120mm L/45 naval guns taken from the cruiser Elisabeta

Principele Mircea : 4 – 75mm guns taken from the cruiser Elisabeta

3 – 53mm turret guns

Infantry : 1^st and 4^th Cps./“Mircea” militia Bn.

Sector V – Oltenița and environs

8 – 75mm field guns M. 1880

“Buzău” and “Vasile Lupu” militia Bns.

General Reserve – the interior of the fortress

7 – 120mm field howitzers M. 1901 (22^nd art. rgt.)

8 – 105mm QF field howitzers (5^th howitzers rgt.)

8 – 75mm field guns M. 1880 (3^rd art. rgt.)

Infantry : 80^th Inf. Rgt. (4 Bs.), IV/75^th Inf. Bn., “Prahova” and 2^nd and 3^rd Cps./“Mircea” militia Bns.