World War II Armed Forces — Orders of Battle and Organizations

Last Updated 13.05.2011

Polish Army
With thanks to Wojciech Zalewski

Mobilized Reserve Infantry Division
1 September 1939

Reserve Infantry Divisions

Infantry Division       Commander

Infantry

Artillery

Engineer Battalion

Bicycle Company

Cavalry Company

Antiaircraft Company

Antitank Company

Signal Company

Regiment

Regiment

Regiment

MG Company

Light Regiment

Heavy Battalion

33 Reserve       COL   T. Zieleniewski

133 Reserve

134 Reserve

135 Reserve

–

32 Reserve

–

43 Reserve

–

Olkienniki

–

–

44 Reserve

35 Reserve       COL   J. Szafran

205 Reserve

206 Reserve

207 Reserve

–

33 Reserve

–

–

–

Nowe Swieciany

–

–

35 Reserve

36 Reserve       COL   S. Ostrowski

163 Reserve

164 Reserve

165 Reserve

–

40 Reserve

–

46 Reserve

–

Czortkow

–

36 Reserve

47 Reserve

38 Reserve       BG   A. Wir-Konas

96 Reserve

97 Reserve

98 Reserve

–

38 Reserve

–

–

–

49 Reserve

–

–

49 Reserve

39 Reserve       BG   B. Olbrycht

93 Reserve

94 Reserve

95 Reserve

14 Reserve

51 Reserve

–

56 Reserve

–

50 Reserve

–

–

50 Reserve

41 Reserve       BG   W. Piekarski

114 Reserve

115 Reserve

116 Reserve

–

61 Reserve

–

61 Reserve

–

41 Reserve

–

–

41 Reserve

44 Reserve [1]       COL   E. Zongollowicz

144 Reserve

145 Reserve

146 Reserve

44 Reserve

54 Reserve

–

71 Reserve

44 Reserve

44 Reserve

–

–

44 Reserve

45 Reserve [2]       BG   H. Paszkowski-Kruk

154 Reserve

155 Reserve

156 Reserve

–

55 Reserve

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

50 Reserve [3]       ?

178 Reserve

179 Reserve

180 Reserve

–

only one battalion

–

Ad hoc

–

Ad hoc

–

–

Ad hoc

55 Reserve       COL   S. Kalabinski

201 Reserve

203 Reserve

204 Reserve

–

65 Reserve

–

75 Company

Ad hoc

–

–

–

66 Reserve

60 Reserve [3] [4]       ?

182 Reserve

183 Reserve

184 Reserve

97 Reserve

Vth Battalion of the 20 Artillery Regiment

–

–

–

Ad hoc

–

Ad hoc

Ad hoc

[1] Although it did not command its own units, the headquarters was raised, and took part in the defense of Warszawa. [2] Division Headquarters not mobilized. [3] Improvised formation. [4] The 60th Division also had the M/199 March Mattalion, raised instead of the 199th Reserve Regiment.