World War II Armed Forces — Orders of Battle and Organizations | Last Updated 16.10.2005 |
Compiled by Leo W.G. Niehorster |
Vol. 1/I
Mechanized Army Divisions and Waffen-SS Units 1 September 1939 (3rd Revised Edition) |
The third edition has been thoroughly revised, amended, and updated. It now includes the divisional support services as well as the supply trains of the all units and headquarters. Text (originally done on an IBM Composer), layout, and the drawings (originally done by hand), have been redone on computer. New units have been added. |
Contents
The Author General Introduction How to Read the Charts Germans Units and Symbols Organizational Symbols Abbreviations Order of Battle of the German Army on 1 September 1939 1. Panzer-Division 2. Panzer-Division 3. Panzer-Division 4. Panzer-Division 5. Panzer-Division 1. leichte Division (motorisiert) 2. leichte Division (motorisiert) 3. leichte Division (motorisiert) 4. leichte Division (motorisiert) Headquarters, 10. Panzer-Division Headquarters, Panzer Division & Light Mechanized Division Panzer Brigade Panzer Brigade (Sonder) Panzer Battalion (Sonder)(LTM 35) Panzer Battalion (truck-borne) Panzer Battalion (truck-borne)(LTM 38) Motorized Infantry Brigade & OB Infantry units Motorized Infantry Regiment (1. – 3. Pz. Div.) Motorized Infantry Regiment (4. & 5. Pz., 2. & 4. lei. Div) Motorized Infantry Regiment (1. & 3. lei. Div.) Anti-Tank Battalion Motorized Artillery Regiment Motorized Reconnaissance Regiment Combat Engineer Battalion (motorized) Divisional Signal Battalion (motorized) Divisional Support Services (motorized) 2. Infanterie-Division (motorisiert) 13. Infanterie-Division (motorisiert) 20. Infanterie-Division (motorisiert) 29. Infanterie-Division (motorisiert) Headquarters, Infantry Division Anti-Tank Battalion Infantry Regiment (motorized) Artillery Regiment (motorized) Motorized Reconnaissance Battalion Combat Engineer Battalion (motorized) Divisional Signal Battalion (motorized) Divisional Support Services (motorized) SS Units – authorized organization SS-Standarte (mot) SS-Artillery Standarte (mot) SS-Light Antiaircraft Battalion SS-Reconnaissance Battalion SS-Engineer Battalion SS-Signal Battalion Bibliography Annex Introduction to German soft-skinned motor vehicles German numbered motorized soft-skinned vehicles German special military vehicles German military trailers and special military trailers German horse-drawn vehicles: wagons – carts — sleds German Army ranks and Stellengruppen (billet groups) German military personnel job descriptions |