The AK had a number of diversionary operations against the Germans throughout the war. These were:
Wachlarz (See https://polandinexile.com/article/operation-wachlarz-fan/
Wieniec (See https://polandinexile.com/article/operation-wieniec-garland/)
Jula and Ewa (See https://polandinexile.com/article/operation-jula-and-ewa-april-1944/)
Burza (See https://polandinexile.com/article/the-warsaw-rising/)
There was a constant campaign from 1941 until 1945 to disrupt rail communications which resulted in 1,175 operations which destroyed and derailed 19,058 rail cars, 1,165 fuel tank cars, 38 bridges and 4,326 military vehicles. Prisons were attacked are inmates freed and over 2,000 Gestapo informers assassinated (Bałuk, 1995). The Cichociemni were dropped into Poland to support these operations and the Kedyw (Directorate of Sabotage).
The map below shows the location of the operations.
Operation BARRIER
Source: Bałuk (1995)
Organisation and Employment:
Typically a partisan unit had a Battle Unit consisting of 75-100 men in 2-3 Companies. Diversion Sections Sections who were tasked with sabotage of rail, road and telecommunications consisted of 3-10 men and led by a unit commander who issued the orders (TNA/ HS4-143). The AK operated on similar lines.
