German and Belgian Forces Engagement at Lüttich 3-7 August 1914

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German and Belgian Forces Engagement at Lüttich 3-7 August 1914 German Forces: Assault Formations and Targets 1st Detachment 34th (mixed) Infantry Brigade and 7th Jäger Battalion, broken into four attack columns as follows: Attack Columns Objectives 1st Column 1 Infantry Regt St. Laurent Barracks & tunnel & 1 Pioneer Detachment entrance north & south of Ionfosse by the Botanial Gardens 2nd Column 1 Jäger Battalion & Citadel Bastion #1 to a point mid- 1 Pioneer Detachment way between Bastions #2 and #3 3rd Column 1 Infantry Regiment, Citadel line between Bastion #1 to a 1/2 Cavarly Platoon, point midway between Bastions 3 & 4. 1 Field Artillery Det, & 1 Pioneer Company 4th Column 1 Jäger Battalion, Citadel between Bastion #2 and #3 to 1 Infantry Battalion, a point midway between #3 and #4, & a pioneer detachment Tunnel entrance between Vivegnis Station and both sides of the Palais Station 2nd Detachment 27th (mixed) Infantry Brigade, organized into four attack columns and a reserve: 5th Column 1 Infantry Battalion City east of the Maas, Longdoz, all the Maas Bridges from Oberstrom to to the Commerce Bridge, inclusive. 6th Column 7th Column 8th Column 2 Infantry Batalions, each with 1 machine gun company, 1 squadron & 1 field artillery detachment 1

3rd Detachment: 14th (mixed) Infantry Brigade, formed into a single column and a reserve. 9th Column 1 infantry regiment, 1/2 La Chartreuse cavalry platoon, 1 field artillery detachment & a pioneer detachment 1 infantry regiment, 1 jäger battalion, 1 cavalry squadron, less 1/2 platoon. 4th Detachment: 11th (mixed) Infantry Brigade organized into a single column and a reserve: 10th Column 1 infantry regiment & Chênée Railroad Station & railroad a poineer detachment bridge over the Ourthe & Vesdre. 1 infantry regiment, 1 jäger battalion, 1 squadron, and the remainder of pioneer company. 5th Detachment 38th & 43rd (mixed) Infnatry Brigades, organized into a single column and a reserve: 11th Column 1 infantry brigade, Guillemins Railroad Station, 1/2 cavarly platoon, heights south of it, Fragnée 1 field artillery Bridge, railroad bridge to south, battalion & 1/2 and Ourthe Bridge to the east of pioneer company it. Jäger battalions of 38th & 43rd (mixed) Brigades, 1 squadron less 1/2 platon, 1/2 pioneer company. This column followed the 11th Column to the Ourgrée on the lower stop of the industrial region in the Maas Valley. 2

Brigade Organization of German Forces: General der Infanterie Emmich, commander of X Army Corps 27th (mixed) Infantry Brigade: Oberst von Massow 53rd Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 16th Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 7th Jäger Battalion (1 battalion, 1 MG Company - 6 HMGs - 1/2 2nd Btry/9th Howitzer Battalion (2-150mm howitzers) 2/43rd Field Artillery (3 btrys, 4 77mm guns ea) 2/16th Uhlan Regiment 34th (mixed) Infantry Brigade: Generalmajor von Kraewal 89th Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 90th Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 25th Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 9th Jäger Battalion (1 battalion, 1 MG Company - 6 HMGs - 1/24th Pioneer Battalion 3/4th Pioneer Battalion 2/60th Field Artillery (3 btrys, 4 77mm guns ea) 5/16th Dragoon Regiment 11th (mixed) Infantry Brigade: Generalmajro von Wachter 20th Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 35th Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 7th Jäger Battalion (1 battalion, 1 MG Company - 6 HMGs- 1/3rd Poineer Battalion 2/39th Field Artillery (3 btrys, 4 77mm guns ea) 5/3rd Hussar Regiment 14th (mixed) Infantry Brigade: Generalmajor von Wussow 27th Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 165th Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 4th Jäger Battalion (1 battalion, 1 MG Company - 6 HMGs - 4/24th Pioneer Battalion 7th Btry/4th Howitzer Battalion (4-150mm howitzers) 4/4th Field Artillery (3 btrys, 4 77mm guns ea) 1/10th Hussar Regiment 43rd (mixed) Infantry Brigade: Generalmajor von Hülsen 82nd Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 83rd Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 1/11th Field Artillery (3 btrys, 6 77mm guns ea) 1/6th Cuirassier Regiment 38th (mixed) Infantry Brigade: Oberst von Oertzen 73rd Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 74th Infantry Regiment (3 bns & 1 MG company - 6 HMGs) 10th Jäger Battalion (1 battalion, 1 MG Company - 6 HMGs - 1/10th Pioneer Battalion 3

1/26th Field Artillery (3 btrys, 4 77mm guns ea) 4/17th Hussar Regiment 2nd Army Cavalry Corps: General der Kavallerie von der Marwitz 9th Cavarly Division: organization unknown Garnier Cavarly Division: organization unknown (formed from parts of the 2nd & 4th Cavarly Divisions Aircraft: Zepplin Köln 9th Avaition Detachment Belgian Forces: Military Governor General Lieutenant Leman 3rd Belgian Division: General Lieutenant Leman Divisional Troops: 2 Pioneer Companies 1 Field Telegraph Platoon 9th (mixed) Brigade: General Major Bertrand 1/,2/,3/9th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/29th Infantry Regiment 43rd, 44th, & 45th Batteries (4 75mm guns ea) 11th (mixed) Brigade: General Major Gillis 1/,2/,3/11th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/11th Infantry Regiment 37th, 38th, & 39th Batteries (4 75mm guns ea) 12th (mixed) Brigade: General Major Verneulen 1/,2/,3/12th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/32nd Infantry Regiment 40th, 41st, & 42nd Batteries (4 75mm guns ea) 14th (mixed) Brigade: General Major Andringa 1/,2/,3/14th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/34th Infantry Regiment 46th, 47th & 48th Batteries (4 75mm guns ea) 3rd Artillery Battalion: 441st, 50th & 51st Batteries (4 75mm guns ea) Fortress Troops: General Major Janssen 1/,2/,3/9th Fortress Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/11th Fortress Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/12th Fortress Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/14th Fortress Infantry Regiment 1 Pontooneer Pioneer copmany 2 Miner Companies 1 Telegrapher Company Horse Drawn Artillery 4 Batteries (4 87mm guns ea) 3 Batteries (6 75mm guns ea) in Chartreuse 3 Batteries (4 80mm guns ea) 4

In the Citadel: 3 Batteries (4 80mm guns ea) In intervening Region 2 Batteries (4 120mm guns ea) 3 Batteries (4 87mm guns ea) 6 Batteries (4 80mm guns ea) 15th (mixed) Brigade: General Mjaor Massari 1/,2/,3/1st Chasseur à pied Regiment 1/,2/,3/4th Chasseur à pied Regiment German Army General Staff, 7th (Military History) Section, Der Handstreich gegen Lüttich vom 3. bis 7. August 1914, E.G.Mittler & Sohn, Berlin, 1939. 5