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German Army
Organization Armored Machine Gun Company, Type b 1 February 1941 |
MASCHINENGEWEHRKOMPANIE b (gepanzert)
KStN 1116(gp.) dated 01.02.1941 |
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1 Officer (K) as Company Commander (Pistol) | |
Company Headquarters
Headquarters Section 1 NCO as Headquarters Section Leader (SMG) 1 Motor Vehicle NCO (Rifle)(on motorcycle) 1 Messenger / Bugler (Rifle) 1 Messenger / Scissors Periscope (Pistol) 1 Messenger / Radioman (Rifle) 1 Radioman (Rifle) 3 Messengers (Rifles)(on motorcycles) 1 Armored Motor Vehicle Driver (Rifle) 4 motorcycles 1 light armored radio carrier (Sd.Kfz. 250/3) Signal Detachment 1 NCO Telephonist as Section Leader (Rifle) 2 Telephonists (Rifles) 2 Armored Motor Vehicle Driver (Rifle) 2 light armored telephone carriers (Sd.Kfz. 250/2) 2 Light Telephone Sections c, each with 1 NCO Telephonist as Section Leader (Rifle) 2 Telephonists (Rifles) Maintenance Section Senior NCO as Master Mechanic / Section Leader (Pistol) 1 Motor Mechanic (Rifle) (on motorcycle with sidecar) 1 Motor Mechanic (Rifle) 1 Motor Mechanic / Motor Vehicle Driver (Rifle) 1 motorcycle with sidecar 1 maintenance car, light, cross-country (Kfz. 2/40) Combat Trains 1 Senior NCO as First Sergeant (Pistol) 1 Senior NCO as Armorer (Pistol) 1 Motor Vehicle NCO / Supply Trains Leader (Rifle) 1 Equipment NCO (Rifle) 1 NCO Medic (Pistol)(on motorcycle with sidecar) 2 Assistant Arnorers (Pistols) 5 Motor Vehicle Drivers (Rifles) 1 Motor Mechanic / motor vehicle escort (Rifle) 1 Clerk (Rifle) 1 Cook / motor vehicle escort (Rifle) 1 car, medium, cross-country (Kfz. 15) 2 trucks, 2-ton, open, cross-country, for fuel 1 truck, 2-ton, open, cross-country, for ammo and equipment 1 truck, 3-ton, open, with field kitchen Baggage Trains 1 NCO in charge of baggage / clerk (Rifle) 1 Tailor (Rifle) 1 Cobbler / motor vehicle escort (Rifle) 1 Motor Vehicle Driver (Rifle) 1 truck, 1½-ton, open, for baggage and equipment |
2 Heavy Machine Gun Platoons, each with
1 Officer (Z) as Platoon Leader / HMG Section Leader (Pistol) Platoon Headquarters 1 NCO as Platoon Headquarters Section Leader / HMG Section Leader (Pistol) 2 NCO as Distance Measurers (Pistols) 2 Messengers / Radiomen (Rifles) 2 Motorcycle Messenger (Rifles)(on motorcycles with sidecar) 4 Ammunition Handlers (Rifles) 2 Armored Motor Vehicle Drivers (Rifles) 2 motorcycles with sidecar 2 light armored personnel carriers (Sd.Kfz. 250/1) 2 Heavy Machine Gun Sections, each with 2 NCO Gun Team Leaders (Pistols) 2 MG Gunners (Pistols) 2 Assistant MG Gunners (Pistols) 4 Ammunition Handlers (Rifles) 1 Armored Motor Vehicle Driver (Rifle) 1 Armored Motor Vehicle Driver / motor vehicle escort (Rifle) 2 heavy machine guns 1 medium armored personnel carrier (Sd.Kfz. 251/1) 1 Mortar Platoon 1 Officer (Z) as Platoon Leader (Pistol) Platoon Headquarters 1 NCO as Platoon Headquarters Section Leader (Pistol) 2 Messengers (Rifles) 1 Messenger / Radioman (Rifle) 1 Motorcycle Messenger (Rifle)(on motorcycle) 1 Armored Motor Vehicle Driver (Rifle) 1 motorcycle 1 light armored personnel carrier (Sd.Kfz. 250/1) 3 Mortar Sections, each with 1 NCO Section Leader (SMG) 2 NCO Mortar Team Leaders (Pistols) 1 Distance Measurer (Pistol) 2 Mortar Gunners (Pistols) 2 Assistant Mortar Gunners (Pistols) 2 Assistant Mortar Gunners / Telephone Men (Pistols) 6 Ammunition Bearers (Rifles) 2 Armored Motor Vehicle Drivers (Rifles) 2 medium mortars (81mm) 2 medium armored mortar carriers (Sd.Kfz. 251/2) |
Totals:
4 Officers, 34 NCO, 148 Enlisted; 109 Rifles, 77 Pistols, 18 SMG, 0 LMG, 8 HMG, 6 Mortars (81mm); 7 motor vehicles, 18 armored vehicles, 7 motorcycles; 6 motorcycles with sidecars. |
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