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1 6th Armee XIV Panzer Corps 29th Infantry Division (Motorized), IV Corps 100th Jager Infantry Division 16th Panzer Division 24th Panzer Division, LI Corps 6th Armee Gen Friedrich PAULUS Gen HUBE MajGen LEYSER LtGen SANNE LtGen von ANGERN LtGen Arno von LENSKI 145th Artillery Regiment 177th SP Artillery Battalion 627th Artillery Battalion, 6th Armee 2nd Rocket Artillery Regiment, 6th Armee 51st Rocket Artillery Regiment, 6th Armee 53rd Rocket Artillery Regiment, 6th Armee 41st Engineer Battalion 45th Engineer Battalion XI Corps 384th Infantry Division 44th Infantry Division 376th Infantry Division LtGen STRECKER LtGen Eccard Freiherr von GABLENZ LtGen Heinrich DEBOI LtGen Alexander Edler von DANIELS IV Corps 297th Infantry Division 371st Infantry Division Gen JAENECKE MajGen Moritz von DREBBER LtGen Richard STEMPEL VIII Corps 76th Infantry Division 113th Infantry Division LI Corps 71st Infantry Division 79th Infantry Division 94th Infantry Division 295th Infantry Division 305th Infantry Division 389th Infantry Division 14th Panzer Division Gen HEITZ LtGen Karl ROSENBURG LtGen Hans Heinrich Sixt von ARMIN Gen von SEYDLITZ-KURZBACH LtGen Alexander von HARTMANN LtGen George PFEIFFER MajGen Dr. Otto KORFES MajGen Kurt OPPENLAENDER MajGen Martin LATTMAN Oberst Hans Freiherr von FALKENSTEIN 1
2 29th Infantry Division (Motorized) 29th Infantry Division MajGen LEYSER 15th Infantry Regiment (Motorized) I.15 IR II.15 IR III.15 IR 71st Infantry Regiment (Motorized) I.71 IR II.71 IR III.71 IR 29th Artillery Regiment I.29 AR II.29 AR III.29 AR 29th Reconnaissance Battalion (Mechanized) 29th Panzer Battalion 29th Engineer Battalion 1st Flak Battalion 100th Jager Infantry Division (REIN) 100th Jager Infantry Division LtGen SANNE 54th Jager Infantry Regiment 227th Jager Infantry Regiment 369th Croatian Infantry Regiment (Motorized) (REIN), Croatian Army 83rd Artillery Regiment 100th Reconnaissance Battalion 100th AT Battalion 100th Engineer Battalion 100th Signal Battalion 2
3 16th Panzer Division 16th Panzer Division LtGen von ANGERN 64th Panzer Grenadier Regiment I.64 PzGR II.64 PzGR 79th Panzer Grenadier Regiment I.79 PzGR II.79 PzGR 2nd Panzer Regiment I.2 PzR II.2 PzR 16th Panzer Artillery Regiment I.16 PzAR II.16 PzAR III.16 PzAR 16th Reconnaissance Battalion (Mechanized) 16th Motorcycle Infantry Battalion 16th AT Battalion 16th Engineer Battalion 16th Signal Battalion 3
4 24th Panzer Division 24th Panzer Division LtGen Arno von LENSKI 21st Panzer Grenadier Regiment I.21 PzGR II.21 PzGR 26th Panzer Grenadier Regiment I.26 PzGR II.26 PzGR 24th Panzer Regiment I.24 PzR II.24 PzR 89th Artillery Regiment I.89 AR II.89 AR III.89 AR 24th Reconnaissance Battalion (Mechanized) 40th Engineer Battalion 283rd Flak Battalion 40th AT Battalion 86th Signal Battalion 384th Infantry Division 384th Infantry Division LtGen Eccard Freiherr von GABLENZ 534th Infantry Regiment 535th Infantry Regiment 536th Infantry Regiment 384th Artillery Regiment 384th Reconnaissance Company 384th AT Battalion 384th Engineer Battalion 384th Signal Company After the encirclement of 6th Armee, remnants of 384th Division s three Infantry Regiments were attached to 44th Division. Other divisional units were attached to the 76th Division. 4
5 44th Infantry Division 44th Infantry Division LtGen Heinrich DEBOI 131st Infantry Regiment 132rd Infantry Regiment 134th Infantry Regiment 95th Artillery Regiment 44th Fusilier Battalion 46th AT Battalion 80th Engineer Battalion 64th Signal Battalion 376th Infantry Division 376th Infantry Division LtGen Alexander Edler von DANIELS 672nd Infantry Regiment 673rd Infantry Regiment 766th Infantry Regiment 376th Artillery Regiment 376th Reconnaissance Company 376th AT Battalion 376th Engineer Battalion 376th Signal Company 297th Infantry Division 297th Infantry Division MajGen Moritz von DREBBER 522nd Infantry Regiment 523rd Infantry Regiment 524th Infantry Regiment 297th Artillery Regiment 297th Reconnaissance Battalion 297th AT Battalion 297th Engineer Battalion 297th Signal Battalion 5
6 371st Infantry Division 371st Infantry Division LtGen Richard STEMPEL 669th Infantry Regiment 670th Infantry Regiment 671st Infantry Regiment 371st Reconnaissance Company 371st AT Battalion 371st Engineer Battalion 371st Signal Company 76th Infantry Division 76th Infantry Division LtGen Karl ROSENBURG 178th Infantry Regiment 203rd Infantry Regiment 230th Infantry Regiment 176th Artillery Regiment 176th Reconnaissance Battalion 176th AT Battalion 176th Engineer Battalion 176th Signal Battalion 113th Infantry Division 113th Infantry Division LtGen Hans Heinrich Sixt von ARMIN 260th Infantry Regiment 261st Infantry Regiment 268th Infantry Regiment 87th Artillery Regiment 113th Reconnaissance Battalion 113th AT Battalion 113th Engineer Battalion 113th Signal Battalion 6
7 71st Infantry Division 71st Infantry Division LtGen Alexander von HARTMANN 191st Infantry Regiment 194th Infantry Regiment 211th Infantry Regiment 171st Artillery Regiment 171st Reconnaissance Battalion 171st AT Battalion 171st Engineer Battalion 171st Signal Battalion 79th Infantry Division 79th Infantry Division 208th Infantry Regiment 212th Infantry Regiment 226th Infantry Regiment 179th Artillery Regiment 179th Reconnaissance Battalion 179th AT Battalion 179th Engineer Battalion 179th Signal Battalion 94th Infantry Division 94th Infantry Division LtGen George PFEIFFER 267th Infantry Regiment 274th Infantry Regiment 276th Infantry Regiment 194th Artillery Regiment 194th Reconnaissance Battalion 194th AT Battalion 194th Engineer Battalion 194th Signal Battalion 7
8 295th Infantry Division 295th Infantry Division MajGen Dr. Otto KORFES 516th Infantry Regiment 517th Infantry Regiment 518th Infantry Regiment 295th Artillery Regiment 295th Reconnaissance Battalion 295th AT Battalion 295th Engineer Battalion 295th Signal Battalion 305th Infantry Division 305th Infantry Division MajGen Kurt OPPENLAENDER 576th Infantry Regiment 577th Infantry Regiment 578th Infantry Regiment 305th Artillery Regiment 305th Reconnaissance Battalion 305th AT Battalion 305th Engineer Battalion 305th Signal Company 389th Infantry Division 389th Infantry Division MajGen Martin LATTMAN 544th Infantry Regiment 545th Infantry Regiment 546th Infantry Regiment 389th Artillery Regiment 389th Reconnaissance Company 389th AT Battalion 389th Engineer Battalion 389th Signal Company 8
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