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German Field Army Commands and Army Support Troops May 1940 Oberkommando des Herres with Staff troops (Printing Platoon, 2 Signals Platoons, 2 Motorcycle Messenger Squadrons & Field Post Office) 4 Army Group Commanders (A, B, C, Oberost) with Staff troops (Motorcycle Messenger Squadron, Map Bureau, Printing Platoon) 9 Army Senior Commands (1,2,4,5, 6,7,9,12,15, & 18) Staff Troops (Motorcycle Messenger Sqn & Army Map Bureau) 28 General Commands with Staff Troops (Motorcycle Messenger Platoon & Map Bureau) Corps Troops (Signals Bn with 4 companies & 1 Column) Quartermaster General with 1 Light Qmtr Column, 1 Operations Material Column, & l Repair Shop Squad) General Command Assigned Assigned Army Signals Staff Corps Battalion Troops I 41 421 No Qmstr gen or repair shop II 42 402 III 43 403 IV 44 404 V 45 405 VI 46 406 VII 47 407 VIII 48 408 IX 49 409 X 50 410 XI 51 411 XII 52 412 XIII 53 413 XVII 66 417 XVIII 70 418 XXI 463 463 No Qmstr gen or repair shop XXII 422 422 Also known as "Gruppe Kleist" XXIII 423 308 XIV 424 311 XXV - 307 Only Qmtr Co, Qmtr gen & Field Post Office XXVI 426 426 XXVII 427 427 XXX 430 430 XXXVIII 438 438 XXXX 440 440 XXXXII 442 442 XXXXIII 443 443 XXXXIV 444 444 XIV 60 414 60th Pioneer Bn with 3 Cos, 2 Bridge Columns & 1 Light Pioneer Columns 1

XV 61 415 2 Bridge Columns, 1st & 2/415 XVI 62 473 62nd Pioneer Bn with 3 Cos, 2 Bridge Columns & 1 Light Pioneer Columns XIX 80 419 No repair shop platoon (Gruppe Guderian) XXXIX 439 439 XXXXI 441 441 8 Higher Commands with Staff Troops Motorcycle Messenger Platoon (not XXXXV) Map Bureau(Only with XXXII & XXXVII) Armored Car Platoon & Anti-Tank Co. (only XXXV) Corps Troops Signals Bn with 2 companies Quartermaster General with 1-3 Qmstr Columns Military Police Troop Field Post Office Command Assigned Assigned Army Signals Staff Corps Battalion Troops XXXI 431 431 + Repair shop platoon XXXII - 432 Only 1 signals co, no qmtr general, no Service Bureau, but a Qmtr Co. XXXIII 433 433 XXXIV - - Only 1 signals company XXXV 435 435 No Qmtr Gen. or Service Bureau, but had a Qmtr Co. XXXVI 436 436 No Qmtr Gen. XXXVII 437 437 XXXXV - 445 Only 1 Signals Co., no Qmtr Gen, MP troop or Post Office, but had a Qmtr Co. Army Troops Infantry 1 Motorized Infantry Regiment "Grossdeutschland" 1 Motorized SS Infantry Regiment "Leibstandardt Adolph Hitler" 14 Motorized Machine Gun Battalions (#1-1, #13-15) 3 MG Companies 12 Heavy MG's, 3 Light Trench Mortars & 3 Anti-tank rifles) 1 Heavy Company 6 Medium Trench Mortars & 6 anti-tank guns 2 Motorcycle Platoons 1 Pioneer Company (only in 1st & 8th MG Bns) 1 Anti-Tank Company (only in 1st & 8th MG Bns) 2 March Grenzwacht Battalions 6 Heavy Infantry Gun Companies (701-706) 2

6 Light Infantry Support Guns 1 Mortar Company (#600) 8 Medium Trench Mortars 6 Motorized Flak Companies (#601-606) 3-4 Companies, each with 12 20mm Flak guns 47 Motorized Flak Companies (Sept. 39 in the divisional Anti-Tank Battalions) Artillery: 3 Sturmgeschützebatterien (Sturmgeschütz Batteries) (659, 660, 665), each with 6 Stugs (Only l battery was deployable) 6 Light Motorized Artillery Battalions (2/77, 2/677, 3/677, 1/697, & 3/697) - each with 3 batteries 1 Light Artillery Battalion (#1/231) - with 3 batteries 5 100mm Artillery Battalions (729, 730, 757-759), each with 3 batteries 28 Motorized l00mm Gun Artillery Battalions (2/41, 2/53, 2/57, 2/60, 2/62, 2/64, 2/68, 2/69, 2/72, 102, 103, 1/109, 4/253, 4/263, 4/269, 408, 427, 430, 436, 445, 611, 631, 633, 634, 709, 714, & 716), each with 3 Batteries 21 Mixed Motorized Artillery Battalions (2/40, 2/45, 2/51, 2/52, 2/54, 2/65, 2/70, 2/71, 1/106, 1/108, 1/109, 601, 602, 626, 628, 629, 630, 643, 648) Each with 2 Batteries Heavy 150mm Field Howitzers & 1 Battery 100mm Guns 41 Motorized 105mm Heavy Field Howitzer Battalions (2/2, 2/37, 2/38, 2/39, 2/42, 2/43, 2/44, 2/46, 2/47, 2/48, 2/49, 2/50, 2/55, 2/58, 2/59, 2/63, 2/66, 2/67, 1/77, 2/93, 101, 3/111 (2 batteries), 2/112 (2 batteries), 4/251, 4/256 4/258, 4/260, 4/267, 4/268, 422, 446, 506, 526, 536, 605, 644, 646, 647, 649, 737), each with 3 batteries of 150mm Heavy Field Howitzers (except as noted) 2 Motorized 240mm Howitzer Battalions (1/, 2/814) each battalion had two batteries of two guns each 2 Motorized Mixed Battalions (604 & 607) 2 210mm mortar batteries (3 guns ea) 1 150mm gun battery 15 Motorized 210mm Mortar Battalions (2/109, 3/109, 2/115, 615, 616, 635, 637, 732, 733, 735, 736, 777, 816, & 817) each with 3 batteries of 3 mortars each) 4 Motorized Battalions & 1 Battery of Heaviest Mortars 624th & 641st each with: 1 210 Mortar Battery (3 guns) 2 305mm Mortar Batteries (2 guns ea) 815th with: 3 305mm Mortar Batteries (2 guns ea) 800th with: 810 Battery - 1 355mm Gun 820 Battery - 1 420mm Gun 830 Battery - 1 420mm Gun 799th Battery - 2 305mm Guns 4 Motorized Battalions & 1 Motorized Battery (5ll, 620, 73l & 740) each with 3 Batteries of 3 150mm guns 3

698th Battery - 3 150mm guns 2 Motorized 210mm Battalions 767th with 2 Batteries of 2 guns 768th with one battery of 2 guns 2 Motorized 240mm Battalions 1/84th with 2 batteries of 2 guns each 2/84th with 3 batteries of 2 guns each Railroad Artillery 655th Railroad Gun Battery (2-150mm guns) 717th & 718th Railroad Gun Batteries (3-170mm guns ea) 701st Railroad Gun Battery (1 210mm gun) 664th, 674th, 721st & 722nd Railroad Gun Batteries, (2 240mm guns ea) 721st Railroad Gun Battery (1 240mm gun) 688th Railroad Gun Battery (3 280mm guns) 689th - 690th, 694th - 696th, 710th & 712th Railroad Gun Batteries (2 280mm guns ea) Observation Artillery 30 Motorized Observation Artillery Battalions (1-36, 38, & 44), each with 3 batteries)(light, Sound & Survey) 6 Stable Observation Artillery Battalions (52, 57, 554-557)(3 batteries ea) 320th Flash Ranging Battery 100th & 101st Battalion Batteries 14 V-null Troops Smoke Troops 8 Motorized Smoke Battalions (1-8)(each with 3 batteries) 3 Poison Gas Battalions (101, 102 & 105) (each with 3 companies) Pioneers 21 Motorized Pioneer Battalions, each with 3 Companies 1 Bridge Column 1 Light Pioneer Column - Lehr 1 - only 2 companies & no light column - 43rd "sturmbatallion" no bridge column - 41st - 2 bridge columns - 42, 44-48, 50-52, & 70 - only 2 companies - 85th - only 2 companies - 505th - 2 bridging columns - 627, 630, 635, 651, & 666th (basic organization) l0 Pioneer Battalions (215, 652-660) 3 Companies 1 Light Pioneer Column 60 Bridge Columns (11 without trailers and prime movers) 13 Pioneer Obstacle Clearing Columns 15 Bridge Building Battalions (521, 522, 531, 548, 552, 560, 566, 593, 624, 646, 655, 674, 683, & 699) 5 Miner Battalions (750-754) Mechanized Troops 4

1 Panzer Battalion (40th) with 3 Light Companies 14 Anti-Tank Battalions, each with 3 companies 543, 559, 561, 563, 611, 652, & 654-36 37mm Pak AT guns 521, 616, 643, 670 with 18 47mm Pak AT Guns 525, 560, 605 with 6 88m Flak guns 403rd Bicycle Battalion 2 Motorized Reconnaissance Battalions (1st & Lehrabt), each with 2 Armored Car Companies 1 Motorcycle Company 1 Heavy Company 1 Light Column 21st Cavalry Regiment (in French Campaign assigned to 1st Cavalry Division) Construction Troops 135 Construction Battalions - 1-4, 7-9, 11, 12, 15-18, 21-27, 41-59, 62-64, 78-81, 83-87, 91, 94-103, 105-112, 115, 117-137, 139, 141, 143-148, 150, 151, 153-156, 158, 159, 161, 208, 210, 211, 213, 214, 216-219, 221, 222, 244-246, 248, 250, 254-257, 305, 306, 320, 321, & 326) Transportation Service 3 Truck Regiments (602, 605, & 616) each with 3 battalions - each regiment is able to transport an infantry division) 501st Transportation Battalion Railroad Troops: 4 Railroad Pioneer Regiments (1-4)(each with 2 battalions) 27 Railroad Construction Companies (101-127) 21 Railroad Telephone Companies (141-161) 7 Water Station Companies (191-197) 13 Switch Box Companies (171-183) 2 Pier Construction Companies (131 & 132) 5 Traffic Companies (201-205) 8 Field Track Companies (301-308) 3 Railroad Pioneer Park Companies (401-403) 2 Heavy War Bridges with Traffic Commandos 28 Cable Railroad Troops (601-628) 2 Cable Railroad Commandos (601-602) 1 Railroad Bridge Building Battalion (501) 5 Railroad Construction Battalions (511-515) 13 Armored Trains (1-71, 15, 21-25) Mueller-Hillebrand, B., Das Heer 1933-1945, Frankfurt am mein, 1956 Vol I & II, Verband der Truppen der deutschen Wehrmacht und Waffen SS 1939-1945. Copyright GFN 1992 5