Organization of German Army Support Troop Units Army Group Middle, North, A & B October 1942-Summer 1943 Army Group Middle

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Organization of German Army Support Troop Units Army Group Middle, North, A & B October 1942-Summer 1943 Army Group Middle 431st Motorized Mapping Detachment 2nd Bicycle Security Regiment 3 Companies, each with 12 Light Machine Guns 3 Light Mortars 1 Support Company, with 1 Signals Platoon 1 Engineer Platoon, with 3 LMGs 1 Motorcycle Platoon, with 6 LMGs 1 Bicycle Platoon, with 2 50mm mortars, & 14 LMGs) 1 Support Company, with 1 Light Armored Platoon 3 LMGs 12 12-75mm AT guns Artillery: (Commander of Smolensk) 1/1st Smolensk Artillery Regiment 4 Field Batteries - 3 76.2mm each 1 Field Battery - 3 100mm guns 213th Corps Signals Battalion 1st Co., Motorized Signals Company 2nd Co., Motorized Signals Company 3rd Co., Motorized Telephone Operations Company 1 Light Motorized Signals Supply Column (with 1 LMG) Home Defense Units: 600th Cossack Battalion 2 Bicycle Companies, each with 2 50mm mortars & 9 LMGs 1 Light Infantry Gun Company 2-75mm guns & 2 75mm Inf Sup guns 1 Infantry Company, with 2 Platoons, each with 12 LMGs & 4 50mm mortars) 601st Ost Battalion 602nd Ost Battalion (Dniper) 1

Army Group North 603rd Ost Battalion (Duna) 604th Ost Battalion (Pripet) Support Troops: 587th Butcher Company 587th Bakery Company 745th Divisional Quartermaster Platoon 213th Motorized Maintenance Company (2 LMGs) 825th Motorized Transport (?) Company (90t) 12th Construction Company 758th (mot) Field Post Office (2 LMGs) 690th (mot) Ordnance Battalion, 3 cos each with 4 LMGs) 213th Veterinary Company 808th Ambulance Column 445th Motorized Mapping Detachment 3rd Bicycle Security Regiment with HQ 2 Companies, each with 3 platoons, each with 12 Light Machine Guns 3 50mm Mortars 1 Company, with 1 Bicycle Platoon (as above) 1 Motorized Platoon with 14 LMGs 2

12 Motorized 75mm PAK 1 Armored Company (captured equipment) 207th Signals Battalion 1st Co., Motorized Signals Company 2nd Co., Motorized Signals Company 3rd Co., Telephone Operations Company 1 Light Motorized Supply Column (with 1 LMG) Support: 785th Divisional Quartermaster Platoon 207th Light (motorized) POL Supply Column 366th (motorized) Field Post Office 207th Veterinary Company (4 LMGs) 691st Motorized Ordnance Battalion 3 Motorized Ordnance Cos (4 LMGs each) 702nd Ambulance Column (3 LMGs) Army South 509th Motorized Mapping Detachment 57th Security Regiment 1/57th & 2/57th Security Regiment 3 Companies, each with 12 LMGs, 3-50mm mortars & 3 AT Rifles 2/57th (Cossack - mounted) Regiment 3 Companies, each with 3 LMGs 13th "Support" Company, 6-76.2mm AT guns 6 light mortars 14th "Support" Company, 3-100mm Russian guns 221st Signals Battalion 1st Co., Motorized Signals Company 2nd Co., Motorized Signals Company 3rd Co., Motorized Telephone Operations Company 1 Light Motorized Signals Supply Column (with 1 LMG) 318th Armored Company (Captured Equipment) 221st Armored Company (Captured Equipment) 776th Quartermaster Platoon 221st Heavy POL Supply Col (2 LMGs) 874th Light (motorized) Supply Column (2 LMGs) 221st Motorized Maintenance Company 668th Motorized Field Post Office 221st Veterinary Company (4 LMGs) 691st Motorized Ordnance Battalion 3 Motorized Ordnance Cos (4 LMGs each) 3

712th Ambulance Column (3 LMGs) Army Group A 4th Bicycle Security Regiment Motorized with HQ 2 Battalions, each with 3 Companies, each with 14 Light Machine Guns 3 Light Mortars 1 Company, with 1 Bicycle Company (as above) 1 Motorized Company with 4 LMGs 12 75mm AT 699th Signals Battalion 1st Co. Motorized Telephone Wire Company (with 4 LMGs)(formerly 44/644th Signals Bn) 2nd Co. Telephone Operations Company (with 4 LMGs)(formerly 14/643rd Signals Bn) Support Troops: 900th Quartermaster Platoon 628th Motorized Maintenance Company (2 LMGs) 788th Motorized Field Post Office 698th Motorized Ordnance Battalion HQ platoon (1 LMG) 3 Companies, each with 4 LMGs Army Group B 307th Motorized Mapping Detachment 57th Security Regiment Engineer Section 1/57th Security Regiment 4 Cos, each with 12 LMGs, 3-50mm mortars & 3 anti-tank rifles) 2/57th Security Regiment (same as 1/57th) 3/57th Security Regiment 4 Cossack Companies - 6 LMGs ea) 13th Co/57th Security Regiment, with 6 37mm PAK AT guns 6 81mm mortars 14th Co/57th Security Regiment, with 3-120mm howitzers Armored Troops: 221st Armored Company (captured equipment) 318th Armored Company (captured equipment) 4

221st Signals Battalion 1st Co (motorized signal company)(4 LMGs) 2nd Co (motorized signal company)(4 LMGs) 3rd Co (motorized telephone operations company)(4 LMGs) 1 Motorized Detachment (1 LMG) 766th Quartermaster Platoon 221st Light Motorized POL Column (2 LMGs) 874th Motorized Light Supply Column (2 LMGs) 221st Motorized Maintenance Company (2 LMGs) 668th Motorized Field Post Office 692nd Ordnance Battalion 3 Companies (4 LMGs ea) 221st Veterinary Company (4 LMGs) 712nd Motorized Ambulance Column (3 LMGs) The American Historical Association for the Study of War Documents and the National Archives and Records Service (National Archives Microcopy No. T-78, Roll 405.). Copyright GFN 1991 5