| Unit Name: | Independent Division Ἀνεξάρτητος Μεραρχία |
| Dates: | 1921–1922 |
| Branch: | Hellenic Army |
| Type: | Infantry |
| Size: | Division |
| Battles: | Greco-Turkish War (1919–1922) Battle of Seyitgazi, Battle of Dumlupinar, Great Offensive |
The Independent Division (Ἀνεξάρτητος Μεραρχία|Anexartitos Merarchia) was an infantry division of the Greek Army during the Greco-Turkish War of 1919–1922.
Originally formed in July 1921 in Eastern Thrace under Major General Georgios Leonardopoulos to take part in the envisaged, but never realized, occupation of Constantinople, it was transferred to the front in Asia Minor in August. The division captured the town of Seyitgazi in September, and remained there in defensive positions until the Turkish offensive in August 1922. The collapse of the Army of Asia Minor's front and the subsequent Turkish advance left the division, now commanded by Colonel Dimitrios Theotokis, effectively cut off behind enemy lines. Nevertheless, the division managed to cross Asia Minor in order and intact, giving battle with the Turkish forces and taking under its protection some 8,000 Greek and Armenian civilians in the process. After a march of over 600km (400miles), it reached the Aegean coast at Dikili, and boarded ships for Lesbos. The last units of the division left Asia Minor in the early hours of . The division was then shipped back to Thrace, where it was amalgamated with the remnants of the 12th Infantry Division into a new 12th Division, as part of the Army of the Evros.