Austrian Army Romanian Theater 19 September 1916
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1 Austrian Army Romanian Theater 19 September 1916 German 9th Army: General der Infanterie von Falkenhayn GERMAN XXXIX RESERVE CORPS: Generalleutnant von Staabs Group: Oberst von Szivo Donnau Group: Oberstleutnant von Nossek V/76th Infantry regiment (1 co) II/33 k.u. Landsturm Infantry Regiment 3rd & 4th Btry, 16th Field Howitzer Regiment 2-37mm Naval guns 145th Brigade: Oberst Fiebich-Ripke VI/48th Infantry Regiment V/69th Infantry Regiment VI/1st Bosnisch-Herzgowinisch Infantry Regiment V/3rd Bosnisch-Herzgowinisch Infantry Regiment 19th Feldjäger Battalion I/28th k.u. Landsturm Infantry Regiment 5/4th Honved Hussar Regiment (1/2 sqn) 1st & 2nd Btrys, 25th Mountain Artillery Regiment 16th 104mm Gun Battery 46th 150mm Howitzer Battery 5,870 rifles, 28 MGs, 45 cavarly & 23 guns Group: Generalleutnant Sunkel German 187th Infantry Division: Generalleutnant Sunkel 9 Bns, 1 sqn, 14 btrys, 1 technical co., 144th Austro-Hungarian Brigade: Oberst Berger V/71st Infantry Regiment V/10th Honved Infantry Regiment IV/18th Honved Infantry Regiment 9th k.k. Landsturm Infantry Regiment (2) 1st k.u. Landsturm Infantry Regiment (3) IV/3rd k.u. Landsturm Infantry Regiment II/5th k.u. Landsturm Infantry Regiment 3/10th Honved Hussar Regiment 5th Btry, 3rd Field Artillery Regiment 6th Btry, 8th Field Howitzer Regiment 5th Btry, 9th Mountain Artillery Regiment 1st Btry, 12th Mountain Artillery Regiment 3rd Btry, 25th Mountain Artillery Regiment 2nd Howitzer Btry, 12th Mountain Artillery Regiment German Alpine Corps (3 Battalions) 14,960 rifles, 88 MGs, 230 cavarly & 50 guns 14th (German) Artillery Regiment (3 btrys) 19th Flak Battery 5th Co., 3rd Pioneer Battalion 2nd March Co., 5th Pioneer Battalion 31st Avaition Company 32nd Avaition Company 1
2 241st (German) Avaition Detachment KRAFFT'S (German Alpine Corps) GROUP: Generalleutnant Krafft von Dellmensingen 9 bns, 1 sqn, 15 btrys, 2 technical cos Det/German 187th Division - 3 Bns & btrys 7,600 rifles, 54 MGs, 120 cavarly & 86 guns SCHMETTOW'S CAVARLY CORPS: Generalleutnant von Schmettow 51st Honved Infantry Division: Generalmajor Tanarki 200th Honved Infantry Brigade: Oberst von Farkas 301st Honved Infantry Regiment (2) 302nd Honved Infantry Regiment (2) 201st Honved Infantry Brigade: Oberst Eölbey-Thyll 300th Honved Infantry Regiment (2) 305th Honved Infantry Regiment (3) 1/,2/4th Honved Hussar Regiment 2/5th Landsturm Hussar Division (1/2 sqn) 51st Artillery Brigade: Oberst 51st Honved Reserve Field Artillery Regiment (4 btrys) 51st Honved Reserve Field Howitzer Regiment (4 btrys) 3rd Btry, 51st Heavy Field Artillery Regiment 3rd Co., 9th Sapper Battalion (3/4 co) VIII Armored Section 8,800 rifles, 17 MGs, 250 cavarly, 50 guns German 3rd Cavarly Division: Generalleutnant von Schmettow 10 sqns, 3 btrys, 1,000 cavarly, 13 MGs & 12 guns 1st Cavarly Division: Generalmajor de Ruiz 6th Cavalry Brigade: Oberst von Pongracz 7th Hussar Regiment (4) 14th Hussar Regiment (4) 7th Cavalry Brigade: Oberst von Pollet 4th Hussar Regiment (3) 12th Hussar Regiment (4) 4 Cavarly Schützen Divisions, 4th, 7th, 12th & 14th Hussar Regiments 1st Horse Artillery Division (4 btrys) 3rd Co., 9th Sapper Battalion (1/4 co) 2,600 rifles, 34 MGs, 1,800 cavalry & 16 guns In Anrollia: German 76th Reserve Division: Generalleutnant von Elstermann 9 Bns, 1 sqn, 9 btrys, 7,200 rifles, 54 MGS, 120 cavalry & 36 guns 2
3 1st (Austro-Hungarian) Army: General der Infantry von Arz 71st Infantry Division: Generalmajor Goldbach 141st Infantry Brigade: Oberst Lähne 82nd Infantry Regiment (3) Oberstleutnant Nobile Divizioli Combined Infantry Regiment (3) 142nd Infantry Brigade: Generalmajor Klein Oberst Liposcak Combined Honved Infantry Regiment (3) 9th Landwehr Hussar Regiment (3) 71st Artillery Brigade: Oberst 9th-12th Btrys, 16th Field Artillery Regiment (4 btrys) 5th Btry, 2nd Honved Field Artillery Regiment 71st Honved Reserve Field Howitzer Regiment (4 btrys) 4th & 6th Btry, 12th Mountain Artillery Regiment 1st Howitzer Btry, 12th Mountain Artillery Regiment 14th 104mm Battery 2nd 150mm Howitzer Battery 2nd Co., 8th Sapper Battalion Oberstleutnant Imreh Gendarme Regiment (3) V/26th k.u. Landsturm Etappen Battalion 2nd Bosnisch-Herzgowinisch Etappen Battalion (1/4) 2nd Hussar Regiment (5 sqns) VI Armored Section 12,280 rifles, 44 MGs, 900 cavalry, 32 guns 1st k.u. Landsturm Hussar Brigade: 1st Landsturm Hussar Regiment (4) 2nd Landsturm Hussar Regiment (4) 12th k.u. Cavarly Schützen Division Oberstleutnant Kopfstein Combined Bosnisch-Herzgowinisch Infantry Regiment (3) II/12th k.u. Landsturm Regiment 3rd Btry, 71st Honved Reserve Field Howitzer Regiment 39th Honved Infantry Division: Generalmajor Blasius von Dani 77th Honved Infantry Brigade: Oberst Lengerer 9th Honved Infantry Regiment (2) 11th Honved Infantry Regiment (2) 78th Honved Infantry Brigade: Oberst Daubner 10th Honved Infantry Regiment (2) 16th Honved Infantry Regiment (2) 1/,2/,15th Hussar Regiment 39th Artillery Brigade: Oberst 39th Field Artillery Regiment (4 btrys) 39th Field Howitzer Regiment (4 btrys) 1st & 2nd Btry, 39th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment 3rd & 4th Btry, 9th Mountain Artillery Regiment 2nd Howitzer, 9th Mountain Artillery Regiment 3rd Co., 5th Sapper Battalion 8,120 rifles, 46 MGs, 100 cavalry, 53 guns German 89th Division: General der Infantry von Lüttwitz 178th Infantry Brigade: 3
4 333rd Infantry Regiment (3) 375th Infantry Regiment (3) 8th Landwehr Infantry Regiment (3) total - 7,600 infantry & 54 MGs Artillery Brigade: 89th Field Artillery Regiment 911st Field Artillery Battery total 36 guns 89th Cavalry Regiment (1 sqn)(120 men) 5th Co., 6th Pioneer Battalion 2nd Res Co., 17th Pioneer Battalion 89th Trench Mortar Company 89th Pontooneer Engineers 89th Telephone Detachment 11th Labor Battalion 45th Labor Battalion 3 Bavarian heavy Howitzer Batteries 24th Flak Battery 5th Co., 5th Pioneer Battalion 4th Co., 9th Pioneer Battalion 13th Avaition Company 14 guns VI Corps: Feldmarschal-leutnant ovn Fabini 61st Infantry Division: Generalmajor von Grallert 16th k.u. Landsturm Infantry Brigade: Oberst Bernatzky 17th k.u. Landsturm Infantry Regiment (3) 29th k.u. Landsturm Infantry Regiment (2) IV/19th k.u. Landsturm Infantry Regiment 3/,4/4th Honved Hussar Regiment 1st Foot Sqn/4th Honved Hussar Regiment 3/4 2nd Sqn, Mounted Dalmatian Schützen Division 61st Artillery Brigade: Oberst von Dobner 61st Reserve Field Artillery Regiment (4 btrys) 61st Reserve Field Howitzer Regiment (4 btrys) 2nd Btry, 12th Mountain Artillery Regiment 15th 104mm Battery 23rd 150mm Howitzer Battery 6th Co., 7th Sapper Battalion Major Ziegler Gendarme Battalion XI Armored Sectoin 4,360 rifles, 8 MGs, 200 cavarly & 47 guns 37th Honved Infantry Division: Generalmajor Haber 74th Honved Infantry Brigade: Oberst Pogany 14th Honved Infantry Regiment (3) 15th Honved Infantry Regiment (3) 5/,6/5th Hussar Regiment 37th Artillery Brigade: Oberst 9th Btry, 35th Field Artillery Regiment 4
5 4th Co., 5th Sapper Battalion 3,360 rifles, 20 MGs, 200 cavalry & 4 guns 72nd Infantry Division: Feldmarschal-leutnant Hefelle 143rd Infantry Brigade: Oberst von Barwick 105th Combined Infantry Regiment (3) V/62nd Infantry Regiment VII/,VIII/63rd Infantry Regiment Oberst Segner Combined Infantry Regiment (1 1/2) Oberstleutnant Baatz Combined Infantry Regiment (2) 1/2 2/5th Landsturm Hussar Division 72nd Artillery Brigade: Oberst Köchert 35th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys) 5th Btry, 25th Field Artillery Regiment 35th Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) 5th Btry, 8th Field Howitzer Regiment 9th 104mm Battery 1st 150mm Howitzer Battery 8th Co., 9th Sapper Battalion 5,480 rifles, 27 MGs, 48 cavarly, 38 guns 11th 150mm Gun Battery 58th 150mm Howitzer Battery 10th 305mm Mortar Battery 13th Avaition Company Army Support Troops: 1-120mm Battery 18th Flak Battery 1/1st k.k. Landsturm Sapper Battalion Glaise-Horstenau, E., Osterreich-Ungarns Letzter Krieg, , Austrian Militarwissenschaftlichen Mitteilungen, Vienna, US Army, History of Two Hundred Fifty One Divisions of the German Army, which particpated in the war , Government Printing Office, Washington DC., 1920 Copyright GFN
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