Structure of the field army (Bundeswehr, Army Structure 4)

The division of the Bundeswehr field army in Army Structure 4 describes the units of the field army in the period from 1980 to 1992. Army Structure 4 thus describes the formation of the field army at the end of the Cold War .

Organizational chart of the units of the field army, early 1990

Structure of the PzBtl in Army Structure IV. 1 staff and supply company. 3 tank companies with three armored trains each. 1 PzKp - 13 MBT. 1 PzZg - 4 MBT

Outline of mixed PzBtl in Army Structure IV

Outline mixed PzBtl 201 in Army Structure IV. (MobErgPers: Mob supplementary personnel)

Structure of the PzGrenBtl in the Army Structure IV

PzBtl in 1980

The field army is part of the army of the Bundeswehr. The further breakdown of the other sub-areas of the army can be found in:

Part 1 - Introduction and structure of the lists, command of the army, structure of the army office and subordinate area
Part 2 - Field Army: Structure of the Field Army (Bundeswehr, Army Structure 4)
Part 3 - Territorial Army: Structure of the Territorial Army (Bundeswehr, Army Structure 4)

Leadership of the field army

Defense areas of NATO in West Germany

At the head of the army was the army command staff with the army inspector at its head. This was the supreme superior of all soldiers in the army. Operationally, the armed forces of the field army were fully integrated into the NATO command structure. In the event of a defense , the field army would have been led by multinational staff. The corps were the highest level of organization in the German field army. A special feature was the headquarters of the Allied Land Forces Schleswig-Holstein and Jutland (LANDJUT), which was also a large unit at corps level and consisted of German and Danish troops. In the event of a defense, another German division was subordinate to the Dutch 1st Corps ( ndl .: 1st lergerkorps) and the VII. US Corps .

The following corps considered in this list were assigned to the following NATO commands or command areas or army groups in the event of a defense:

Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE)
- Allied Forces Central Europe (AFCENT)
  - Northern Army Group (NORTHAG)
    - I. Corps
    - 1e legerkorps (NL)
  - Central Army Group (CENTAG)
- Allied Forces Northern Europe (AFNORTH)
  - Allied Command Baltic Approaches (BALTAP)
    - Headquarters of the Allied Land Forces Schleswig-Holstein and Jutland

Structure of the field army

I. Corps

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Headquarters / Headquarters Company I. Corps, Münster

Corps troops (I. Corps)

Army Music Corps 100, Münster

Frontnachrichtenkompanie 100 (GerEinh), Münster (in peace to Telecommunication Command 1)

Fernspähkompanie 100 , Braunschweig (in peace to telecommunications command 1)

Field Replacement Battalion 110 (GerEinh), Greven (at peace with Army Aviation Command 1 )

Field Replacement Battalion 120 (GerEinh), Unna -Massen (at peace with Artillery Command 1 )

Field Replacement Battalion 130 (GerEinh), Preußisch Oldendorf (in peacetime to Pioneer Command 1 )

Field replacement battalion 140 (GerEinh), Erwitte (field replacement for Airborne Brigade 27 )

Tank training company driving simulator chain 101, Munster (in peace to tank training brigade 9)

Tank training company driving simulator chain 102, Augustdorf (in peacetime to tank brigade 21)

Tank training company driving simulator chain 103, Fürstenau (in peace to tank training brigade 9)

Telecommunication command 1

Staff / headquarters company Fernmeldekommando 1 , Münster
- Telecommunications Battalion 110, Coesfeld
- Telecommunications Battalion 120, Rotenburg (Wümme)
- Telecommunications Battalion 130, Coesfeld
- Telecommunications training company 1 / I, Coesfeld (in peacetime to telecommunications battalion 130)
- Telecommunications training company 2 / I, Coesfeld (in peacetime to Telecommunications Battalion 110)
- Telecommunications training company 3 / I, Northeim (in peacetime to telecommunications battalion 1)
- Telecommunications training company 4 / I, Rotenburg (Wümme)
- Telecommunications training company 5 / I, Rotenburg (Wümme) (from October 1989 Clausthal-Zellerfeld ) (in peace to telecommunications battalion 120)

Artillery Command 1

Staff / Staff Battery Artillery Command 1
, Münster
- Drone battery 100, Coesfeld
- Missile Artillery Battalion 150, Wesel
- Supply battalion Sonderwaffen 120, Werlte
- Security Battalion 100 (GerEinh), Ahaus

Air Defense Command 1

Staff / Staff Battery Air Defense Command 1 , Münster
- Air Defense Regiment 100, Wuppertal
- Anti-aircraft battalion 130 (GerEinh), Greven
- Anti-aircraft battalion 140 (GerEinh), Greven

Army Aviation Command 1

Staff / Staff Squadron Heeresfliegerkommando 1 , Rheine
- Heeresfliegerstaffel 100 (GerEinh), Rheine
- Army Aviation Repair Squadron 102, Rotenburg (Wümme)
- Army Aviation Training Squadron 8 / I, Rotenburg
- Army Aviation Regiment 10 , Fassberg
- 15th Army Aviation Regiment, Rheine
- Army Aviation Regiment 16 , Celle

Repair command 1

Staff / Staff Company Repair Command 1, Bielefeld
- Repair Battalion 110 (partially active), Coesfeld
- Repair battalion 120 (partly active), Rheine
- Repair Battalion 130 (GerEinh), Bad Rothenfelde
- Repair training company 9 / I, Stadtoldendorf
- Repair training company 10 / I, Dülmen (in peacetime to repair battalion 120)
- Repair training company 11 / I, Coesfeld (in peacetime to repair battalion 110)

Resupply Command 1

Staff / Staff Company, Supply Command 1 , Rheine
- Supply Battalion 110, Rheine
- Transport Battalion 170 (partly active), Rheine
- Transport Battalion 180 (GerEinh), Bad Rothenfelde
- Resupply Training Center 100
- Resupply training company 14 / I, Lüneburg
- Resupply training company 15 / I, Delmenhorst
- Resupply training company 16 / I, Rheine
- Resupply training company 17 / I, Rheine
- Resupply training company 18 / I, Wesel

Pioneer Command 1

Staff / Staff Company Pioneer Command 1 , Münster
- Pioneer Battalion 110 (partially active), Minden
- Pioneer Battalion 120, Dörverden
- Amphibious Pioneer Battalion 130 (partially active), Minden
- Pioneer Battalion 140, Emmerich am Rhein
- Pioneer Battalion 150 (GerEinh), Höxter
- Swimming bridge battalion 160 (GerEinh and partially active), Minden
- Swimming bridge battalion 170 (GerEinh), Dünsen
- NBC Defense Battalion 110 (cadre), Emden

Medical Command 1

Staff / staff company Sanitätskommando 1 , Münster
- Medical battalion 110 (GerEinh), Uedem
- Medical battalion 120 (GerEinh), Ochtrup
- Ambulance Battalion 130 (cadre), Vechta

Airborne Brigade 27

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The 27th Airborne Brigade is directly subordinate to the 1st Corps for use as a reserve, otherwise troop service management by the 1st Airborne Division

Headquarters / headquarters company Airborne Brigade 27, Lippstadt
- Paratrooper Battalion 271, Iserlohn
- Paratrooper Battalion 272, Wildeshausen
- Paratrooper Battalion 273, Iserlohn
- Paratrooper Battalion 274 (GerEinh), Iserlohn
- Airborne Mortar Company 270 (partially active), Wildeshausen
- Luftlandepionierkompanie 270 , Minden (in peacetime until January 1990 to Pionierbataillon 110)
- Airborne medical company 270, Lippstadt
- Airborne Supply Company 270, Lippstadt

1st Armored Division

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Headquarters / Headquarters Company 1st Panzer Division, Hanover

Division troops 1st Panzer Division

Army Music Corps 1 , Langenhagen
Telecommunications Battalion 1 , Hanover
Telecommunication Company 1 - Dannenberg (in peace to Telecommunication Battalion 120)
Army Aviation Squadron 1, Celle
Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion 1, Braunschweig
Air Defense Regiment 1, Langenhagen
Engineer Battalion 1, Holzminden
NBC Defense Company 1, Emden (at peace with NBC Defense Battalion 110)
Medical battalion 1 (partially active), Hildesheim
Supply Battalion 1 (partially active), Hanover
Repair Battalion 1 (partly active), Giesen
Field Replacement Battalion 11 (GerEinh), Bad Rothenfelde
Field Replacement Battalion 12 (GerEinh), Bad Rothenfelde
Field Replacement Battalion 13 (GerEinh), Minden
Field Replacement Battalion 15 (GerEinh), Neustadt am Rübenberge
Jägerbataillon 16 (GerEinh), Minden (from 1990 Celle)
Jägerbataillon 17 (GerEinh), Giesen
Security Battalion 18 (GerEinh), Giesen
Telecommunications training company 1/1, Hanover (in peacetime to telecommunications battalion 1)
Training company staff service and military drivers 2/1, Northeim (in peace to Panzergrenadierbataillon 12)
Tank reconnaissance training company 3/1, Braunschweig (in peacetime to tank reconnaissance battalion 1)
Repair training company 5/1, Wolfenbüttel (in peace to repair battalion 1)
Repair training company 6/1, Hanover (in peace to repair battalion 1)
Resupply training company 7/1, Hanover (dissolved in 1988)
Artillery Regiment 1
- Staff / Staff Battery Artillery Regiment 1, Hanover
- Accompanying battery 1, Steyerberg
- Field artillery battalion 11, Hanover
- Missile Artillery Battalion 12, Nienburg
- Observation Battalion 13, Wolfenbüttel

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 1

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Headquarters / Headquarters Company Panzergrenadierbrigade 1 , Hildesheim
- Panzerjägerkompanie 10, Hildesheim
- Panzerpionierkompanie 10, Holzminden
- Supply company 10, Hildesheim
- Repair company 10, Hildesheim
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 11 (partially active) , Hildesheim
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 12, Osterode am Harz
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 13, Wesendorf
- Panzer Battalion 14, Hildesheim
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 15, Stadtoldendorf

Armored Brigade 2

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Headquarters / Headquarters Company Panzer Brigade 2 , Braunschweig
- Panzerjägerkompanie 20, Braunschweig
- Panzerpionierkompanie 20, Braunschweig
- Supply company 20, Braunschweig
- Repair company 20, Braunschweig
- Panzerbataillon 21 (partially active) , Braunschweig
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 22, Braunschweig
- Panzer Battalion 23, Braunschweig
- Panzer Battalion 24, Braunschweig
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 25, Braunschweig

Armored Brigade 3

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Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 3 , Nienburg
- Panzerjägerkompanie 30, Neustadt am Rübenberge
- Panzerpionierkompanie 30, Nienburg
- Supply company 30, Nienburg
- Repair company 30, Nienburg
- Panzerbataillon 31 (partly active) , Nienburg
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 32, Nienburg
- Panzer Battalion 33, Neustadt am Rübenberge
- Panzerbataillon 34, Nienburg
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 35, Neustadt am Rübenberge

7th Armored Division

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Headquarters / Headquarters Company 7th Panzer Division, Unna

Division troops 7th Panzer Division

Army Music Corps 7, Düsseldorf

Telecommunications Battalion 7, Lippstadt

Telecommunication company 7, Clausthal-Zellerfeld

Army Aviation Squadron 7, Rheine

7th Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion, Augustdorf

7th anti-aircraft regiment, Borken

Engineer Battalion 7, Höxter

NBC Defense Company 7, Emden (at peace with NBC Defense Battalion 110)

Medical battalion 7 (partially active), Hamm

Supply Battalion 7 (partially active), Unna

Repair Battalion 7 (partly active), Unna

Field Replacement Battalion 71 (GerEinh), Paderborn

Field Replacement Battalion 72 (GerEinh), Ahlen

Field Replacement Battalion 73 (GerEinh), Ahlen

Field Replacement Battalion 74 (GerEinh), Menden

Field Replacement Battalion 75 (GerEinh), Paderborn

Jägerbataillon 76 (GerEinh), Preussisch Oldendorf

Jägerbataillon 77 (GerEinh), Paderborn

Security Battalion 78 (GerEinh), Paderborn

Telecommunications training company 1/7, Lippstadt (in peace to telecommunications battalion 7)

Training company staff service and military drivers 2/7, Wuppertal (in peace to rocket artillery battalion 72)

Tank reconnaissance training company 3/7, Augustdorf (in peacetime to tank reconnaissance battalion 7)

Repair training company 5/7, Unna (in peacetime to repair battalion 7)

Repair training company 6/7, Unna (in peace to repair battalion 7)

Resupply training company 7/7, Ahlen (dissolved in 1988)

7th Artillery Regiment

Staff / Staff Battery Artillery Regiment 7 , Dülmen

Accompanying battery 7, Dülmen

Field Artillery Battalion 71, Dülmen

Missile Artillery Battalion 72, Wuppertal

Observation Battalion 73, Dülmen

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 19th

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Headquarters / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 19 , Ahlen
- Panzerjägerkompanie 190, Munster
- Panzer Pioneer Company 190, Ahlen
- Supply company 190, Ahlen
- Repair company 190, Münster
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 191 (partially active), Ahlen
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 192 , Ahlen
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 193, Münster (from March 1990 GerEinh)
- Panzer Battalion 194, Münster
- Armored Artillery Battalion 195, Münster

Armored Brigade 20th

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Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 20 , Iserlohn
- Panzerjägerkompanie 200, Wuppertal
- Armored Engineer Company 200, Hemer
- Supply company 200, Unna
- Repair company 200, Unna
- Panzerbataillon 201 (partly active) , Hemer
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 202, Hemer
- Panzer Battalion 203, Hemer
- Tank Battalion 204, Ahlen
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 205, Dülmen

Armored Brigade 21

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Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 21 , Augustdorf
- Panzerjägerkompanie 210, Augustdorf
- Panzerpionierkompanie 210, Augustdorf
- Supply company 210, Augustdorf
- Repair company 210, Augustdorf
- Panzer Battalion 211 (partly active), Augustdorf
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 212 , Augustdorf
- Panzerbataillon 213, Augustdorf
- Panzer Battalion 214, Augustdorf
- Armored Artillery Battalion 215, Augustdorf

11th Panzer Grenadier Division

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Headquarters / headquarters company 11th Panzer Grenadier Division, Oldenburg

Division troops 11th Panzer Grenadier Division

Army Music Corps 11, Bremen
Telecommunications Battalion 11, Oldenburg
Fernmeldekompanie 11 - Rotenburg (Wümme) (in peace to telecommunication command 1)
Heeresfliegerstaffel 11, Rotenburg
Panzer Reconnaissance Training Battalion 11, Munster (in peacetime to Panzerlehrbrigade 9)
Air Defense Regiment 11, Achim
Engineer Battalion 11, Dörverden
NBC defense company 11, Emden (in peace to NBC defense battalion 110)
Medical battalion 11 (partially active), Leer
Supply Battalion 11 (partially active), Delmenhorst
Repair battalion 11 (partly active), Delmenhorst
Field Replacement Battalion 111 (GerEinh), Varel
Field Replacement Battalion 112 (GerEinh), Varel
Field Replacement Battalion 113 (GerEinh), Oldenburg
Field Replacement Battalion 114 (GerEinh), Schwanewede
Field Replacement Battalion 115 (GerEinh), Hodenhagen
Jägerbataillon 116 (GerEinh), Varel
Jägerbataillon 117 (GerEinh), Bremen
Security Battalion 118 (GerEinh), Delmenhorst
Telecommunications training company 1/11, Oldenburg (in peacetime to telecommunications battalion 11)
Training company staff service and military drivers 2/11, Achim (in peacetime to anti-aircraft regiment 11)
Tank reconnaissance training company 3/11, Munster (in peace to tank reconnaissance training battalion 11)
Repair training company 5/11, Varel (in peacetime to repair battalion 11)
Repair training company 6/11, Varel (in peacetime to repair battalion 11)
Resupply training company 7/11, Delmenhorst (dissolved September 1988)
11th Artillery Regiment
- Staff / staff battery Artillery Regiment 11, Oldenburg
- Accompanying battery 11, Delmenhorst
- Field artillery battalion 111, Oldenburg
- Missile Artillery Battalion 112, Delmenhorst
- Observation Battalion 113, Delmenhorst

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 31

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Headquarters / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 31 , Oldenburg
- Panzerjägerkompanie 310, Oldenburg
- Panzerpionierkompanie 310, Delmenhorst
- Supply company 310, Oldenburg
- Repair company 310, Oldenburg
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 311 (partially active), Varel
- 312 Panzer Grenadier Battalion, Delmenhorst
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 313, Varel
- Tank battalion 314, Oldenburg
- Armored Artillery Battalion 315, Wildeshausen

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 32

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Headquarters / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 32 , Schwanewede
- Panzerjägerkompanie 320, Schwanewede
- Panzerpionierkompanie 320, Dörverden
- Supply company 320, Schwanewede
- Repair company 320, Schwanewede
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 321 (partially active), Schwanewede
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 322, Schwanewede
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 323, Schwanewede
- Panzerbataillon 324, Schwanewede
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 325 , Schwanewede

Armored Brigade 33

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Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 33 , Celle
- Panzerjägerkompanie 330, Dedelstorf
- Panzerpionierkompanie 330, Dedelstorf
- Supply company 330, Celle
- Repair company 330, Celle
- Panzerbataillon 331 (partly active), Celle
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 332, Wesendorf
- Panzer Battalion 333, Celle
- Tank Battalion 334 , Celle
- 335 Panzer Artillery Battalion, Dedelstorf

Other divisions of I. Corps

The 3rd Panzer Division and the 6th Panzer Grenadier Division were subordinate to the I. Corps only for service purposes and for training and exercise in peace. In the event of a defense, the 3rd Panzer Division would have been subordinate to the Dutch-led 1e legerkorps (German: 1st Corps ), see below . The 6th Panzer Grenadier Division was planned as a unit of LANDJUT, see below .

II Corps

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Headquarters / Headquarters Company II Corps, Ulm

Corps troops (II Corps)

Frontnachrichtenkompanie 200 (GerEinh), Nersingen (in peace to telecommunication command 2)
Fernspähkompanie 200 , Weingarten (in peace to Fernmeldekommando 2)
Field Replacement Battalion 210 (GerEinh), Dillingen (in peace with Army Aviation Command 2 )
Field Replacement Battalion 220 (GerEinh), Engstingen (at peace with Artillery Command 2 )
Field Replacement Battalion 230 (GerEinh), Weißenhorn (in peacetime to Pioneer Command 2 )
Field Replacement Battalion 240 (GerEinh), Calw (Field Replacement for Airborne Brigade 25 )
Tank training company driving simulator chain 201, Dornstadt (in peace to tank brigade 28)
Tank training company driving simulator chain 202, Dornstadt (in peacetime to tank brigade 28)
Panzerausbildungskompanie driving simulator chain 203, Feldkirchen (at peace with Panzerbrigade 24, established in July 1988)

Telecommunication command 2

Headquarters / headquarters company Fernmeldekommando 2 , Ulm
- Telecommunications Battalion 210 , Dillingen
- Telecommunications Battalion 220, Donauwörth
- Telecommunications Battalion 230 , Dillingen
- Telecommunications training company 1 / II, Dillingen (in peacetime to telecommunications battalion 230)
- Fernmeldeausbildungskompanie 2 / II, Dillingen (in peace to telecommunications battalion 210)
- Telecommunications training company 3 / II, Bruchsal
- Telecommunications training company 4 / II, Bruchsal
- Telecommunication training company 5 / II (EloKa), Donauwörth (in peace to telecommunications battalion 220)

Army Aviation Command 2

Staff / Staff Squadron Heeresfliegerkommando 2 , Laupheim
- Army Airfield Command 201
- Army Airfield Command 202
- Army Airfield Command 203
- Army Airfield Command 204
- Army Airfield Command 205
- Heeresfliegerstaffel 200 (GerEinh) , Laupheim
- Army Aviation Training Squadron 8 / II, Roth
- Army Aviation Regiment 20, Neuhausen ob Eck
- Army Aviation Regiment 25 , Laupheim
- Army Aviation Regiment 26 , Roth

Artillery Command 2

Staff / Staff Brigade Artillery Command 2 , Ulm
- Rocket Artillery Battalion 250, Engstingen (4th battery as rocket artillery training battery in peacetime for Artillery Training Regiment 5)

Air Defense Command 2

Staff / staff battery, Air Defense Command 2 , Ulm
- Air Defense Regiment 200, Munich
- Anti-aircraft battalion 230 (GerEinh), Garching
- Air Defense Battalion 240 (GerEinh), Garching

Pioneer Command 2

Staff / Staff Company Pioneer Command 2 , Ulm
- Pioneer Battalion 210, Munich
- Pioneer Teaching Battalion 220, Munich (during peacetime as part of the teaching unit at the Pioneer School )
- Amphibious Engineer Battalion 230, Ingolstadt
- Pioneer Battalion 240 (partly active), Passau
- Pioneer Battalion 250 (GerEinh), Rainau
- Swimming bridge battalion 260 (GerEinh), Münchsmünster
- Floating Bridge Battalion 270 (GerEinh), Hemau
- NBC Defense Training Battalion 210, Sonthofen (in peace as a training unit for NBC and self-protection school )

Medical Command 2

Staff / staff company Sanitätskommando 2 , Ulm
- Medical battalion 210 (GerEinh), Münsingen
- Medical battalion 220 (GerEinh), Sigmaringen
- Ambulance Battalion 230 (cadre), Münsingen

Resupply Command 2

Staff / Staff Company, Supply Command 2 , Ulm
- Supply Battalion 210, Ulm
- Transport Battalion 270 (partially active), Nuremberg
- Transport Battalion 280 (GerEinh), Fürth
- Resupply Training Center 200, Ulm
- Supply training company 14 / II, Ulm (in peacetime to supply battalion 210)
- Supply training company 18 / II, Ulm (in peacetime to supply battalion 210)
- Supply training company 19 / II, Nuremberg (in peacetime to Transport Battalion 270)

Repair command 2

Staff / Staff Company Repair Command 2, Ulm
- Repair Battalion 210 (partly active), Engstingen
- Repair battalion 220 (partly active), Ulm
- Repair Battalion 230 (GerEinh), Engstingen
- Repair training company 9 / II, Kempten (Allgäu) (in peace to repair battalion 220)
- Repair training company 10 / II, Bruchsal (in peacetime to repair battalion 220)
- Repair training company 11 / II, Bruchsal (in peace to repair battalion 210)

Airborne Brigade 25

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The Airborne Brigade 25 reports to the II. Corps for use as a reserve directly, otherwise troops conduct in the service by 1st Airborne Division

Headquarters / headquarters company Luftlandebrigade 25, Calw
- Paratrooper Battalion 251, Calw
- Paratrooper Battalion 252, Wildeshausen, Nagold
- Paratrooper Battalion 253, Nagold
- Paratrooper Battalion 254 (GerEinh), Calw
- Luftlandemörserkompanie 250 (partially active), Calw
- Luftlandepionierkompanie 250, Passau (in peace until April 1990 to Pionierbataillon 240)
- Airborne Medical Company 250, Calw
- Airborne Supply Company 250, Calw

4th Panzer Grenadier Division

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Headquarters / headquarters company 4th Panzer Grenadier Division , Regensburg

Division troops 4th Panzer Grenadier Division

Army Music Corps 4, Regensburg
Telecommunications Battalion 4, Regensburg
Fernmeldekompanie 4 - Donauwörth (in peace to Fernmeldekommando 2)
Army Aviation Squadron 4, Feldkirchen
Armored Reconnaissance Battalion 4, Roding
Air Defense Regiment 4, Regensburg
Engineer Battalion 4, bow
NBC defense training company 4, Sonthofen (in peacetime as a training unit for NBC defense training battalion 210 at the NBC and self-protection school )
Medical Battalion 4 (partially active), Regensburg
Supply Battalion 4 (partially active), Regensburg
Repair Battalion 4 (partly active), Regensburg
Field Replacement Battalion 41 (GerEinh), Regensburg
Field Replacement Battalion 42 (GerEinh), Münchsmünster
Field Replacement Battalion 43 (GerEinh), Roth
Field Replacement Battalion 44 (GerEinh), Feldkirchen
Field Replacement Battalion 45 (GerEinh), Amberg
Jägerbataillon 46 (GerEinh), Hemau
Jägerbataillon 47 (GerEinh), Feldkirchen
Security Battalion 48 (GerEinh), Amberg
Telecommunication training company 1/4, Regensburg (in peace to telecommunication battalion 4)
Training company staff service and military drivers 2/4, Amberg (in peace to observation battalion 43)
Tank reconnaissance training company 3/4, Roding (in peacetime to tank reconnaissance battalion 4)
Repair training company 5/4, Hemau (in peacetime to repair battalion 4)
Repair training company 6/4, Pfreimd (in peacetime to repair battalion 4)
Resupply Training Company 7/4, Amberg (dissolved October 1988)
Artillery Regiment 4
- Staff / Staff Battery Artillery Regiment 4, Regensburg
- Accompanying battery 4, Hemau
- Field Artillery Battalion 41, Regensburg
- Missile Artillery Battalion 42, Hemau
- Observation Battalion 43, Amberg

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 10

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Headquarters / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 10 , Weiden in the Upper Palatinate
- Panzerjägerkompanie 100, Pfreimd
- Panzerpionierkompanie 100, Weiden
- Supply company 100, Weiden
- Repair company 100, Pfreimd
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 101 (partially active), Weiden
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 102, Bayreuth
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 103, Ebern
- Panzer Battalion 104, Pfreimd
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 105, Weiden

Armored Grenadier Brigade 11

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Stab / Stabskompanie Panzergrenadierbrigade 11 , Bogen
- Panzerjägerkompanie 110, Neunburg vorm Wald
- Panzerpionierkompanie 110, Bogen
- Supply company 110, Roding
- Repair company 110, Roding
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 111 (partially active), bow
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 112, rain
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 113, Cham
- Panzer Battalion 114, Neunburg vorm Wald
- Armored Artillery Battalion 115 , Neunburg vorm Wald

Armored Brigade 12

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Staff / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 12 , Amberg
- Panzerjägerkompanie 120, Oberviechtach
- Panzerpionierkompanie 120, Kümmersbruck
- Supply company 120, Amberg
- Repair company 120, Amberg
- Panzer Battalion 121 (partly active), Kümmersbruck
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 122, Oberviechtach
- Panzer Battalion 123, Kümmersbruck
- Panzer Battalion 124, Kümmersbruck
- Armored Artillery Battalion 125, Bayreuth

1st Mountain Division

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Note: In the numbering system, the 1st Mountain Division counts as the 8th Army Division

Headquarters / Headquarters Company 1st Mountain Division , Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Division troops 1st Mountain Division

Mountain Music Corps 8 , Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Mountain Telecommunications Battalion 8 , Murnau am Staffelsee
Mountain Telecommunication Training Company (EloKa) 8, Pöcking (in peacetime as a training unit for Airborne Telecommunications Battalion 9 at the Telecommunications School , then Telecommunications Regiment 220 (EloKa), then direct subordination to Telecommunications School)

Mountain Army Aviation Squadron 8, Penzing

Mountain Armored Reconnaissance Battalion 8, Freyung

Mountain Panzer Battalion 8, Kirchham

Mountain Air Defense Regiment 8, Traunstein

Mountain Pioneer Battalion 8, Brannenburg

Mountain NBC Defense Training Company 8, Sonthofen (in peace with NBC Defense Training Battalion 210 at the NBC and Self-Protection School )

Mountain Medical Battalion 8 (partially active), Kempten

Mountain Supply Battalion 8 (partially active), Mittenwald

Mountain restoration battalion 8 (partially active), Sonthofen

Mountain Field Replacement Battalion 81 (GerEinh), Mittenwald

Mountain Field Replacement Battalion 82 (GerEinh), Bad Tölz

Mountain Field Replacement Battalion 83 (GerEinh), Kempten

Mountain Field Replacement Battalion 84 (GerEinh), Bruckmühl

Mountain Field Replacement Battalion 85 (GerEinh), Landshut

Mountain Infantry Battalion 86 (GerEinh), Landsberg am Lech

Mountain Infantry Battalion 87 (GerEinh), Bruckmühl

Gebirgssicherungsbataillon 88 (GerEinh), Bad Tölz

Mountain Telecommunications Training Company 1/8, Murnau (in peace with Mountain Telecommunications Battalion 8)

Training company staff service and military drivers 2/8, Füssen (in peacetime to tank artillery battalion 225)

Tank reconnaissance training company 3/8, Freyung (in peacetime to mountain tank reconnaissance battalion 8)

Repair training company 5/8, Bad Reichenhall (in peace to Mountain Repair Battalion 8)

Repair training company 6/8, Sonthofen (in peace to Mountain Repair Battalion 8)

Resupply training company 7/8, Mittenwald (dissolved October 1988)

Mountain Artillery Regiment 8

Staff / staff battery, Mountain Artillery Regiment 8, Landsberg am Lech
Mountain Accompanying Battery 8, Landsberg
Mountain Field Artillery Battalion 81, Kempten
Mountain rocket artillery battalion 82, Landsberg
Mountain Observation Battalion 83, Landsberg

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 22nd

Note: The prefix "Gebirgs-" was often put in front of the units of the Panzergrenadierbrigade 22. However, rarely in official documents.

Association badge Panzergrenadierbrigade 22 (sleeve badge service suit)

Headquarters / headquarters company Gebirgs- Panzergrenadierbrigade 22 , Murnau am Staffelsee
- Gebirgs-Panzerjägerkompanie 220, Feldkirchen
- Gebirgs-Panzerpionierkompanie 220, Brannenburg
- Mountain Supply Company 220, Füssen
- Mountain repair company 220, Füssen
- Mountain Panzer Grenadier Battalion 221 (partially active), Murnau
- Mountain Panzer Grenadier Battalion 222, Murnau
- Mountain Panzer Grenadier Battalion 223, Munich
- Mountain tank battalion 224, Landsberg am Lech
- Mountain Panzer Artillery Battalion 225, Füssen

Mountain Infantry Brigade 23

Association badge Gebirgsjägerbrigade 23 (sleeve badge service suit)

Headquarters / Headquarters Company Gebirgsjägerbrigade 23 , Bad Reichenhall
- Gebirgspanzerjägerkompanie 230, Landsberg am Lech
- Mountain Pioneer Company 230, Brannenburg
- Mountain NBC Defense Company 230 (GerEinh), Bad Reichenhall
- Mountain Supply Company 230, Bad Reichenhall
- Mountain animal company 230 , Bad Reichenhall
- Mountain Infantry Battalion 231, Bad Reichenhall
- Mountain Infantry Battalion 232, Bischofswiesen
- Mountain Infantry Battalion 233 , Mittenwald
- Mountain Infantry Battalion 234, Mittenwald
- Mountain Artillery Battalion 235, Bad Reichenhall

Armored Brigade 24

Association badge Panzerbrigade 24 (sleeve badge service suit)

Staff / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 24 , Landshut
- Panzerjägerkompanie 240, Feldkirchen
- Panzerpionierkompanie 240, Feldkirchen
- Supply company 240, Feldkirchen
- Repair company 240, Feldkirchen
- Panzerbataillon 241 (partly active), Landshut
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 242, Feldkirchen
- Panzer Battalion 243, Kirchham
- Panzerbataillon 244, Landshut (1989 almost entirely GerEinh in the course of a troop attempt)
- Armored Artillery Battalion 245, Landshut

Homeland Security Brigade 56

Association badge Heimatschutzbrigade 56 (sleeve badge service suit)

As its name suggests, Homeland Security Brigade 56 was initially intended for the territorial army. To strengthen the mountain troops, the partially active Homeland Security Brigade 56 was assigned to NATO in 1982 and incorporated into the 1st Mountain Division in 1985.

Headquarters / headquarters company Heimatschutzbrigade 56 , Oberhausen
- Panzerjägerkompanie 560, Bogen (from 1990 Oberhausen)
- Panzerpionierlehrkompanie 560, Munich (in peacetime as a training unit for the pioneer school )
- Supply company 560, Munich
- Repair company 560, Munich (until 1988 Oberhausen)
- Medical company 560 (GerEinh), Garching
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 561, Munich
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 562, Oberhausen
- Tank Battalion 563, Landshut
- Panzerbataillon 564 (GerEinh), Landshut
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 565, Munich
- Field Replacement Battalion 567 (GerEinh), Landshut

1st Airborne Division

Association badge 1st Airborne Division. (Sleeve badge service suit for staff, headquarters company and division troops)

Note: In the numbering system, the 1st Airborne Division is the 9th Army Division.

Headquarters / Headquarters Company 1st Airborne Division , Bruchsal (contains General Staff Department of the AMF (L))

Division troops 1st Airborne Division

Note: The division troops of the 1st Airborne Division were primarily intended as a German contribution to the Allied Command Europe Mobile Forces (AMF), which were to be formed ad hoc , less to support the airborne brigades directly subordinate to the Corps in the war structure. For the AMF, units of the airborne brigades that were subordinate to peacekeeping could also be called in. The staff of the 1st Airborne Division also had a separate General Staff Department as a German contribution to AMF .

Airborne telecommunications training battalion 9, Pöcking (in peacetime as a training unit for telecommunications school )

Luftlandefernmeldekompanie 9, Bruchsal (German contribution to AMF (L) )

9th Airborne Artillery Regiment (GerEinh) (Note: in peacetime only staff, in case of defense ad hoc subordinate to other artillery units)

Staff / staff battery Airborne Artillery Regiment 9 (GerEinh), Philippsburg

Airborne artillery battery 9, Lahnstein , later Philippsburg (German contribution to AMF (L) )

Army Music Corps 9, Bad Cannstatt

Brigades 1st Airborne Division

The airborne brigades 25 , 26 , 27 were subordinate to the 1st Airborne Division in peace . For the mission they were directly to the I. (Luftlandebrigade 27), II. (25) and III. (26) Corps subordinated to reserve - see there.

10th Armored Division

Association badge 10th Panzer Division. (Sleeve badge service suit for staff, headquarters company and division troops)

Headquarters / headquarters company 10th Panzer Division , Sigmaringen

Division troops 10th Panzer Division

Army Music Corps 10 , Sigmaringen
Telecommunications Battalion 10, Sigmaringen
Fernmeldekompanie 10, Donauwörth (in peace to Fernmeldekommando 2)
Army Aviation Squadron 10, Neuhausen ob Eck
Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion 10, Ingolstadt
Anti-aircraft regiment 10, Sigmaringen
Pioneer Battalion 10, Ingolstadt
NBC defense training company 10, Bruchsal (in peacetime to NBC defense training battalion 210 at the NBC and self-protection school )
Medical battalion 10 (partially active), Esslingen am Neckar (from July 1989 Horb am Neckar )
Supply Battalion 10 (partially active), Ellwangen an der Jagst
Repair battalion 10 (partially active), Sigmaringen
Field Replacement Battalion 101 (GerEinh), Sigmaringen
Field Replacement Battalion 102 (GerEinh), Pfullendorf
Field Replacement Battalion 103 (GerEinh), Sigmaringen
Field Replacement Battalion 104 (GerEinh), Sigmaringen
Field Replacement Battalion 105 (GerEinh), Rainau
Jägerbataillon 106 (GerEinh), Amstetten
Jägerbataillon 107 (GerEinh), Münchsmünster
Security Battalion 108 (GerEinh), Pfullendorf
Telecommunications training company 1/10, Sigmaringen (in peace to telecommunications battalion 10)
Training company staff service and military drivers 2/10, Todtnau (from June 1989 reorganized as training company 2/10)
Tank reconnaissance training company 3/10, Ingolstadt (in peace to tank reconnaissance battalion 10)
Repair training company 5/10, Stetten am kalten Markt (in peacetime to repair battalion 10)
Repair training company 6/10, Engstingen (in peacetime to repair battalion 10)
Resupply training company 7/10, Ellwangen (dissolved in 1988)
Artillery Regiment 10
- Staff / Staff Battery Artillery Regiment 10, Pfullendorf
- Accompanying battery 10, Pfullendorf
- Field Artillery Battalion 101, Pfullendorf
- Rocket Artillery Battalion 102, Pfullendorf
- Observation Battalion 103, Pfullendorf

Armored Brigade 28

Association badge Panzerbrigade 28 (sleeve badge service suit)

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 28 , Dornstadt
- Panzerjägerkompanie 280, Dornstadt
- Panzerpionierkompanie 280, Ingolstadt
- Supply company 280, Dornstadt
- Repair company 280, Dornstadt
- Panzerbataillon 281 (partly active), Dornstadt
- 282 Panzer Grenadier Battalion, Dornstadt
- Tank battalion 283, Münsingen
- Panzerbataillon 284, Dornstadt
- 285 Panzer Artillery Battalion, Münsingen

Armored Brigade 29

Association badge Panzerbrigade 29 (sleeve badge service suit)

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 29 , Sigmaringen
- Panzerjägerkompanie 290, Stetten am kalten Markt ** Property: 48 ° 7 ′ 47 ″ N , 9 ° 3 ′ 52 ″ E48.129722222222 9.0644444444444
- Panzerpionierkompanie 290, Immendingen ** Property: 47 ° 55 ′ 33 ″ N , 8 ° 44 ′ 33 ″ E47.925833333333 8.7425
- Supply company 290, Stetten ** Property: 48 ° 7 ′ 47 ″ N , 9 ° 3 ′ 52 ″ E48.129722222222 9.0644444444444
- Repair company 290, Stetten ** Property: 48 ° 7 ′ 47 ″ N , 9 ° 3 ′ 52 ″ E48.129722222222 9.0644444444444
- Panzerbataillon 291 (partially active), Stetten (dissolved at the end of 1988 as a troop trial except for 2./291. 2./291 then to Panzergrenadierbataillon 292)
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 292 , Immendingen ** Property: 47 ° 55 ′ 33 ″ N , 8 ° 44 ′ 33 ″ E47.925833333333 8.7425
- Panzerbataillon 293, Stetten ** Property: 48 ° 7 ′ 47 ″ N , 9 ° 3 ′ 52 ″ E48.129722222222 9.0644444444444
- Panzerbataillon 294, Stetten ** Property: 48 ° 7 ′ 47 ″ N , 9 ° 3 ′ 52 ″ E48.129722222222 9.0644444444444
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 295, Immendingen ** Property: 47 ° 55 ′ 33 ″ N , 8 ° 44 ′ 33 ″ E47.925833333333 8.7425

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 30

Association badge Panzergrenadierbrigade 30 (sleeve badge service suit)

Staff / Staff Company Panzergrenadierbrigade 30 , Ellwangen an der Jagst
- Panzerjägerkompanie 300, Ellwangen
- Panzer Pioneer Company 300, Ellwangen
- Supply company 300, Ellwangen
- Repair company 300, Ellwangen
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 301 (partly active), Ellwangen
- 302 Panzer Grenadier Battalion, Ellwangen
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 303, Ellwangen (cadre since October 1988 as a troop test)
- Panzer Battalion 304, Heidenheim
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 305, Donauwörth

III. corps

Association badge III. Corps (sleeve badge service suit for staff, headquarters company and corps troops)

Headquarters / Headquarters Company III. Korps , Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 21 ′ 32 ″ N , 7 ° 35 ′ 13 ″ E50.358888888889 7.5869444444444

Corps troops (III. Corps)

Heeresmusikkorps 300 , Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 20 ′ 10 ″ N , 7 ° 36 ′ 52 ″ E50.336111111111 7.6144444444444
Frontnachrichtenlehrkompanie 300, Diez an der Lahn (during peacetime as part of the teaching unit for the School for Intelligence)
Fernspähkompanie 300, Fritzlar (In peace to Army Aviation Command 3 )
Field Replacement Battalion 310 (GerEinh), Diez (In peace to Supply Command 3 )
Field Replacement Battalion 320 (GerEinh), Buch (Hunsrück) (At peace with Pioneer Command 3 )
Field Replacement Battalion 330 (GerEinh), Diez (At peace with Artillery Command 3 )
Field replacement battalion 340 (GerEinh), Zweibrücken ( Saarlouis from 1989 ) (field replacement for Airborne Brigade 26)
Tank training company driving simulator chain 301, Stadtallendorf (in peace to tank brigade 14)
Tank training company driving simulator chain 302, Külsheim (set up in October 1989, in peace with tank brigade 36)
Panzergrenadierausbildungskompanie driving simulator chain 303, Hammelburg (established in October 1989, in peace to Panzergrenadierbrigade 35)
Security regiment 300
Note: The security regiment 300 was still in formation. The lineup was canceled around 1990.
- Staff / Staff Company Security Regiment 300 (GerEinh), Koblenz (only planned. Troop unit never activated)
- Panzerjägerkompanie 741 (GerEinh), Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 23 ′ 15 ″ N , 7 ° 32 ′ 54 ″ E50.3875 7.5483333333333
- Panzerpioniersperrkompanie 741 (GerEinh), Brandoberndorf ** Property: 50 ° 26 ′ 25 ″ N , 8 ° 31 ′ 5 ″ E50.440277777778 8.5180555555556
- Security Battalion 767 (GerEinh), Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 20 ′ 9 ″ N , 7 ° 37 ′ 35 ″ E50.335833333333 7.6263888888889
- Mortar company 301 (formation only planned. Troop unit never activated)
- Mortar company 302 (formation only planned. Unit never activated)
- Anti-aircraft gun battery 301 (installation only planned. Unit never activated)

Telecommunication command 3

Stabskompanie Fernmeldekommando 3 , Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 21 ′ 28 ″ N , 7 ° 34 ′ 54 ″ E50.357777777778 7.5816666666667
- Telecommunications Battalion 310, Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 23 ″ N , 7 ° 34 ′ 59 ″ E50.373055555556 7.5830555555556
- Telecommunications Battalion 320 , Frankenberg (Eder)
- Fernmeldebataillon 330, Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 23 ″ N , 7 ° 34 ′ 59 ″ E50.373055555556 7.5830555555556
- Fernmeldeausbildungskompanie 1 / III, Koblenz (in peace to Fernmeldebataillon 330) ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 23 ″ N , 7 ° 34 ′ 59 ″ E50.373055555556 7.5830555555556
- Fernmeldeausbildungskompanie 2 / III, Koblenz (in peace to Fernmeldebataillon 310) ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 23 ″ N , 7 ° 34 ′ 59 ″ E50.373055555556 7.5830555555556
- Telecommunications training company 3 / III, Gerolstein
- Telecommunications training company 4 / III, Mayen
- Telecommunications training company 5 / III (EloKa) , Frankenberg (in peacetime to Telecommunications Battalion 320)

Army Aviation Command 3

Staff / Staff Squadron Heeresfliegerkommando 3 , Mendig
- Heeresfliegerstaffel 300 (GerEinh), Mendig
- Army Aviation Training Squadron 8 / III, Niederstetten
- Heersflugplatzkommandantur 301, Mendig (in the case of a defense to the BMVg Security and Supply Regiment)
- Heersflugplatzkommandantur 302, Fritzlar
- Army Airfield Command 303, Niederstetten
- Army Aviation Regiment 30, Niederstetten
- Army Aviation Regiment 35, Mendig
- Army Aviation Regiment 36 , Fritzlar

Artillery Command 3

Stab / Stabsbatterie Artilleriekommando 3 , Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 21 ′ 28 ″ N , 7 ° 34 ′ 54 ″ E50.357777777778 7.5816666666667
- Drone training battery 300, Idar-Oberstein (in peace to artillery school )
- Rocket Artillery Battalion 350, Montabaur
- Supply battalion special weapons 320, Herborn-Seelbach
- Security Battalion 300 (equipment unit), Giessen

Anti-aircraft command 3

Stab / Stabsbatterie Flugabwehrkommando 3 , Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 21 ′ 28 ″ N , 7 ° 34 ′ 54 ″ E50.357777777778 7.5816666666667
- 300 Air Defense Regiment, Marburg ** Property: 50 ° 47 ′ 28 ″ N , 8 ° 44 ′ 27 ″ E50.791111111111 8.7408333333333
- Air Defense Battalion 330 (GerEinh), Marburg ** Property: 50 ° 47 ′ 28 ″ N , 8 ° 44 ′ 27 ″ E50.791111111111 8.7408333333333
- Flugabwehrbataillon 340 (GerEinh), Marburg ** Property: 50 ° 47 ′ 28 ″ N , 8 ° 44 ′ 27 ″ E50.791111111111 8.7408333333333

Pioneer Command 3

Headquarters / headquarters company Pionierkommando 3 , Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 21 ′ 28 ″ N , 7 ° 34 ′ 54 ″ E50.357777777778 7.5816666666667

Pionierbataillon 310, Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 28 ″ N , 7 ° 35 ′ 47 ″ E50.374444444444 7.5963888888889

Pionierbataillon 320, Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 21 ′ 48 ″ N , 7 ° 33 ′ 30 ″ E50.363333333333 7.5583333333333

Amphibious Pioneer Battalion 330 , Speyer ** Property: 49 ° 21 ′ 36 ″ N , 8 ° 25 ′ 42 ″ E49.36 8.4283333333333

Pionierbataillon 340 (GerEinh), Emmerzhausen ** Property: 50 ° 42 ′ 27 ″ N , 8 ° 1 ′ 58 ″ E50.7075 8.0327777777778

Pioneer Battalion 350 (GerEinh), Stadtallendorf

Swimming bridge battalion 360 (partially active), Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 21 ′ 48 ″ N , 7 ° 33 ′ 30 ″ E , from 1987 Speyer ** Property: 49 ° 21 ′ 36 ″ N , 8 ° 25 ′ 42 ″ E50.363333333333 7.558333333333349.36 8.4283333333333

NBC Defense Battalion 310 (GerEinh), Zweibrücken

Medical Command 3

Staff / staff company Sanitätskommando 3 , Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 21 ′ 28 ″ N , 7 ° 34 ′ 54 ″ E50.357777777778 7.5816666666667
- Medical Battalion 310 (GerEinh), book
- Medical Battalion 320 (GerEinh), Giessen
- Ambulance Battalion 330, Wetzlar

Resupply Command 3

Staff / Staff Company, Supply Command 3 , Diez an der Lahn
- Supply Battalion 310, Diez
- Transport Battalion 370 , Hermeskeil
- Transport Battalion 380, Buch
- Resupply Training Center 300
- Supply training company 14 / III, Giessen (in peacetime to supply battalion 310)
- Resupply training company 16 / III, Hermeskeil (in peace with Transport Battalion 370)
- Supply training company 18 / III, Giessen (in peacetime to supply battalion 310)

Repair command 3

Staff / Staff Company of Repair Command 3 , Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 21 ′ 28 ″ N , 7 ° 34 ′ 54 ″ E50.357777777778 7.5816666666667
- Repair battalion 310, Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 26 ″ N , 7 ° 37 ′ 56 ″ E50.373888888889 7.6322222222222
- Repair battalion 320 (partially active), Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 28 ″ N , 7 ° 35 ′ 47 ″ E50.374444444444 7.5963888888889
- Repair battalion 330 (GerEinh), Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 28 ″ N , 7 ° 35 ′ 47 ″ E50.374444444444 7.5963888888889
- Repair training company 9 / III, Bexbach (in peacetime to repair battalion 320)
- Repair training company 10 / III, Volkach (in peace to repair battalion 12)
- Repair training company 11 / III, Frankenberg (Eder)

Airborne Brigade 26

Association badge Luftlandebrigade 26 (sleeve badge service suit)

The Airborne Brigade 26 is the III. Corps directly subordinated to the use as a reserve, otherwise troop service leadership by 1st Airborne Division

Headquarters / Headquarters Company Airborne Brigade 26, Saarlouis
- Paratrooper Battalion 261 , Lebach
- Fallschirmjägerbataillon 262 , Merzig (until 1989 German contribution to AMF (L) )
- Paratrooper Battalion 263 , Saarlouis
- Paratrooper Battalion 264 (GerEinh), Saarlouis
- Luftlandemörserkompanie 260 (partially active), Lebach
- Luftlandepionierkompanie 260 , Koblenz (in peace until April 1990 to Pionierbataillon 310) ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 28 ″ N , 7 ° 35 ′ 47 ″ E50.374444444444 7.5963888888889
- Airborne medical company 260, Lebach
- Airborne Supply Company 260 , Lebach

2nd Panzer Grenadier Division

Association badge 2nd Panzer Grenadier Division . (Sleeve badge service suit for staff, headquarters company and division troops)

Headquarters / Headquarters Company 2nd Panzer Grenadier Division , Kassel

Division troops 2nd Panzer Grenadier Division

Army Music Corps 2 , Kassel
Telecommunications Battalion 2, Kassel
Fernmeldekompanie 2, Frankenberg (Eder) (in peace to Fernmeldekommando 3)
Army Aviation Squadron 2, Fritzlar
Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion 2, Hessisch Lichtenau
Anti-aircraft regiment 2, Kassel
Engineer Battalion 2, Hann. Münden
NBC Defense Company 2, Zweibrücken (at peace with NBC Defense Battalion 310)
Medical battalion 2 (partially active), Marburg
Supply Battalion 2 (partially active), Kassel
Repair Battalion 2 (partly active), Kassel
Field Replacement Battalion 21 (GerEinh), Ockershausen
Field Replacement Battalion 22 (GerEinh), Ockershausen
Field Replacement Battalion 23 (GerEinh), Arolsen
Field Replacement Battalion 24 (GerEinh), Wolfhagen
Field Replacement Battalion 25 (GerEinh), Fuldatal
Jägerbataillon 26 (GerEinh), Wolfhagen
Jägerbataillon 27 (GerEinh), Fuldatal
Security Battalion 28 (GerEinh), Frankenberg
Telecommunications training company 1/2, Fuldatal (in peacetime to telecommunications battalion 2)
Training company staff service and military drivers 2/2, Warburg (in peace to Panzerartilleriebataillon 65)
Tank reconnaissance training company 3/2, Hess. Lichtenau (at peace with Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion 2)
Repair training company 5/2, Hofgeismar (in peace to repair battalion 2)
Repair training company 6/2, Baunatal (in peacetime to repair battalion 2)
Resupply training company 7/2, Kassel (dissolved in 1988)
Artillery Regiment 2
- Staff / Staff Battery Artillery Regiment 2, Kassel
- Accompanying battery 2, Schwalmstadt (installed in March 1990)
- Field Artillery Battalion 21, Schwalmstadt
- Missile Artillery Battalion 22, Schwalmstadt
- Observation Battalion 23, Stadtallendorf

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 4

Association badge Panzergrenadierbrigade 4 (sleeve badge service suit)

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 4 , Göttingen
- Panzerjägerkompanie 40, Kassel
- Panzerpionierkompanie 40, Kassel
- Supply company 40, Fuldatal
- Repair company 40, Göttingen
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 41 (partly active), Göttingen
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 42, Kassel
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 43, Göttingen
- Panzer Battalion 44, Goettingen
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 45 , Göttingen

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 5

Association badge Panzergrenadierbrigade 5 (sleeve badge service suit)

Staff / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 5 , Homberg an der Efze
- Panzerjägerkompanie 50, Homberg an der Efze
- Panzerpionierkompanie 50, Fritzlar
- Supply company 50, Homberg an der Efze
- Repair company 50, Homberg an der Efze
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 51 (partially active), Homberg an der Efze
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 52, Rotenburg an der Fulda
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 53, Fritzlar
- Panzerbataillon 54, Hessisch Lichtenau
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 55, Homberg an der Efze

Armored Brigade 6

Association badge Panzerbrigade 6 (sleeve badge service suit)

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 6 , Hofgeismar
- Panzerjägerkompanie 60, Arolsen
- Panzerpionierkompanie 60, Hann. Münden
- Supply company 60, Fuldatal
- Repair company 60, Hofgeismar
- Panzerbataillon 61 (partly active), Arolsen
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 62, Wolfhagen
- 63rd Panzer Battalion, Arolsen
- Panzer Battalion 64, Wolfhagen
- 65 Panzer Artillery Battalion, Arolsen

5th Armored Division

Association badge of 5th Panzer Division for staff, headquarters company and division troops

Headquarters / headquarters company 5th Panzer Division , Diez an der Lahn

Division troops 5th Panzer Division

Army Music Corps 5, Giessen
Telecommunications Battalion 5, Diez an der Lahn
Fernmeldekompanie 5 (EloKa), Frankenberg (Eder) (in peace to Fernmeldekommando 3)
Army Aviation Squadron 5, Mendig
Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion 5, Sontra ** Property: 51 ° 2 ′ 52 ″ N , 9 ° 57 ′ 32 ″ E51.047777777778 9.9588888888889
Anti-aircraft regiment 5 , Lorch am Rhein
Engineer Battalion 5, Lahnstein
NBC Defense Company 5, Zweibrücken (at peace with NBC Defense Battalion 310)
Medical battalion 5 (partially active), Rennerod
Supply battalion 5 (partially active), Wetzlar ** Property: 50 ° 33 ′ 2 ″ N , 8 ° 31 ′ 15 ″ E50.550555555556 8.5208333333333
Repair Battalion 5 (partly active), Giessen
Field Replacement Battalion 51 (GerEinh), Lahnstein
Field Replacement Battalion 52 (GerEinh), Diez
Field Replacement Battalion 53 (GerEinh), Ockershausen
Field Replacement Battalion 54 (GerEinh), Stadtallendorf
Field Replacement Battalion 55 (GerEinh), Haiger
Jägerbataillon 56 (GerEinh), Giessen
Jägerbataillon 57 (GerEinh), Emmerzhausen
Security Battalion 58 (GerEinh), Emmerzhausen
Telecommunications training company 1/5, Diez (in peace to telecommunications battalion 5)
Training company staff service and military drivers 2/5, Stadtallendorf (in peacetime to tank battalion 143)
Tank reconnaissance training company 3/5, Sontra (in peacetime to tank reconnaissance battalion 5)
Repair training company 5/5, Koblenz (in peace to repair battalion 5)
Repair training company 6/5, Homberg an der Efze (in peace to repair battalion 5)
Resupply training company 7/5, Wetzlar (dissolved in 1988)
Artillery Training Regiment 5
- Staff / staff battery Artillery Regiment 5, Idar-Oberstein
- Accompanying battery 5, casting
- Field Artillery Training Battalion 51, Idar-Oberstein
- Missile Artillery Battalion 52 , Giessen
- Observation Training Battalion 53, Idar-Oberstein

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 13

Association badge Panzergrenadierbrigade 13

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 13 , Wetzlar
- Panzerjägerkompanie 130, Sontra ** Property: 51 ° 2 ′ 52 ″ N , 9 ° 57 ′ 32 ″ E51.047777777778 9.9588888888889
- Panzerpionierkompanie 130, Wetzlar ** Property: 50 ° 32 ′ 55 ″ N , 8 ° 29 ′ 1 ″ E50.548611111111 8.4836111111111
- Supply company 130, Wetzlar ** Property: 50 ° 33 ′ 2 ″ N , 8 ° 31 ′ 15 ″ E50.550555555556 8.5208333333333
- Repair company 130, Wetzlar ** Property: 50 ° 33 ′ 2 ″ N , 8 ° 31 ′ 15 ″ E50.550555555556 8.5208333333333
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 131 (partially active), Wetzlar ** Property: 50 ° 32 ′ 55 ″ N , 8 ° 29 ′ 1 ″ E50.548611111111 8.4836111111111
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 132, Wetzlar ** Property: 50 ° 32 ′ 55 ″ N , 8 ° 29 ′ 1 ″ E50.548611111111 8.4836111111111
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 133, Wetzlar ** Property: 50 ° 32 ′ 55 ″ N , 8 ° 29 ′ 1 ″ E50.548611111111 8.4836111111111
- Panzerbataillon 134 (partially active), Wetzlar ** Property: 50 ° 33 ′ 2 ″ N , 8 ° 31 ′ 15 ″ E50.550555555556 8.5208333333333
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 135, Wetzlar ** Property: 50 ° 33 ′ 2 ″ N , 8 ° 31 ′ 15 ″ E50.550555555556 8.5208333333333

Armored Brigade 14

Association badge tank brigade 14

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 14 , Neustadt (Hesse)
- Panzerjägerkompanie 140, Stadtallendorf
- Panzerpionierkompanie 140, Stadtallendorf
- Supply company 140, Neustadt
- Repair company 140, Neustadt
- Panzerbataillon 141 (partly active), Stadtallendorf
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 142, Neustadt
- Panzer Battalion 143, Stadtallendorf
- Panzer Battalion 144, Stadtallendorf
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 145, Stadtallendorf

Armored Brigade 15th

Association badge tank brigade 15

Stab / Stabskompanie Panzerbrigade 15, Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 26 ″ N , 7 ° 37 ′ 56 ″ E50.373888888889 7.6322222222222
- Panzerjägerkompanie 150, Westerburg
- Panzerpionierkompanie 150, Westerburg
- Supply company 150, Rennerod
- Repair company 150, Rennerod
- Panzerbataillon 151 (partially active), Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 26 ″ N , 7 ° 37 ′ 56 ″ E50.373888888889 7.6322222222222
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 152, Schwarzenborn
- Panzerbataillon 153, Koblenz ** Property: 50 ° 22 ′ 26 ″ N , 7 ° 37 ′ 56 ″ E50.373888888889 7.6322222222222
- Panzer Battalion 154, Westerburg
- Armored Artillery Battalion 155, Lahnstein

Other divisions III. corps

The 12th Panzer Division was only subject to III. Corps . In the case of defense, the division was intended as part of the American-led VII. US Corps , see there for details .

LANDJUT

Association badge LANDJUT (sleeve badge service suit for staff, headquarters company and corps troops)

LANDJUT was a large German-Danish association at corps level. The formation into a fighting association would only have taken place in the event of a defense. Most of the troops under defense were assigned to other units in peacetime. The German troops correspond to large German formations, the Danish troops correspond to other large Danish formations. Only a few troops were subordinate to LANDJUT during the peacetime. In the following, only the fully German troops assigned in the event of a defense are considered.

Corps troops (LANDJUT)

Because of the special structure in LANDJUT's operational area, the list deviates from its usual scheme and does not present the corps troops as they were intended for LANDJUT in the event of a defense. The troop units intended for LANDJUT are instead listed in the large units leading them in peacetime with a corresponding note on assignment to LANDJUT in the event of a defense. Essentially, the number and composition of the corps troops in the case of defense does not differ from the war organization of the other corps. The troops provided by the Danish side are also not considered. The corps troops assigned to LANDJUT in the event of a defense are subordinate to the 6th Artillery Regiment (see division troops 6th Panzer Grenadier Division ) and the Schleswig-Holstein Territorial Command .

6th Panzer Grenadier Division

Association badge 6th Panzer Grenadier Division .

The 6th Panzer Grenadier Division was subordinate to the I. Corps for service and training in peacetime. In the event of a defense , she would have become part of LANDJUT's troops. In peacetime, the 6th Panzer Grenadier Division was subordinate to additional units that were directly subordinate to LANDJUT as corps troops in the war organization.

Headquarters / Headquarters Company 6th Panzer Grenadier Division, Neumünster

Division troops 6th Panzer Grenadier Division

Field Replacement Battalion 61 (GerEinh), Neumünster
Field Replacement Battalion 62 (GerEinh), Itzehoe
Field Replacement Battalion 63 (GerEinh), Hamburg
Field Replacement Battalion 64 (GerEinh), Hamburg
Field Replacement Battalion 65 (GerEinh), Neumünster
Training company staff service and military drivers 2/6, Neumünster (in peacetime to Panzerbrigade 18)
6th Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion, Eutin
Tank reconnaissance training company 3/6, Eutin (in peacetime to tank reconnaissance battalion 6)
Jägerbataillon 66, Wentorf near Hamburg (in peace with Panzergrenadierbrigade 16)
Jägerbataillon 67 (partially active), Breitenburg (in peace with Panzerbrigade 18)
Security Battalion 68 (GerEinh), Breitenburg
Artillery Regiment 6
- Staff / Staff Battery Artillery Regiment 6, Kellinghusen
- Accompanying battery 6, Kellinghusen
- Field Artillery Battalion 61, Albersdorf
- Missile Artillery Battalion 62, Kellinghusen
- Observation Battalion 63, Itzehoe
- Raketenartilleriebataillon 650, Flensburg (in case of a defense directly to LANDJUT)
  - Supply company Sonderwaffen 611, Flensburg (in peacetime to rocket artillery battalion 650, in case of defense directly to LANDJUT)
  - Security Battalion 610 (GerEinh), Flensburg (in peace to rocket artillery battalion 650, in case of defense directly to LANDJUT)
Army Aviation Regiment 6
- Staff / Staff Squadron Heeresfliegerregiment 6, Hohenlockstedt
- Army Airfield Command 601
- Flying Department 61, Hohenlockstedt
- Aircraft technology department 62, Hohenlockstedt
- Army Aviation Security Squadron 63 (GerEinh), Hohenlockstedt
- Army Aviation Security Squadron 64 (GerEinh), Hohenlockstedt
- Army Aviation Supply Squadron 65, Hohenlockstedt
Anti-aircraft regiment 6 , Lütjenburg
Engineer Battalion 6, Plön
Pioneer Battalion 61, Lübeck
Supply Battalion 6 (partially active), Neumünster
Resupply training company 7/6, Boostedt (dissolved in 1988)
Repair Battalion 6 (partially active), Hamburg
Repair training company 5/6, Hamburg (in peacetime to repair battalion 6)
Repair training company 6/6, Hamburg (in peacetime to repair battalion 6)
Medical battalion 6 (partially active), Itzehoe
Army Music Corps 6, Hamburg
NBC Defense Company 6, Albersdorf (at peace with NBC Defense Battalion 610)
Telecommunications Battalion 6, Neumünster
Telecommunication company 6, Neumünster
Telecommunications training company 1/6, Neumünster (in peace to telecommunications battalion 6)

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 16

Association badge Panzergrenadierbrigade 16 (sleeve badge service suit)

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 16 , Wentorf near Hamburg
- Panzerjägerkompanie 160, Schwarzenbek
- Panzerpionierkompanie 160, Schwarzenbek
- Supply company 160, Wentorf
- Repair company 160, Schwarzenbek
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 161 (partly active), Wentorf
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 162, Wentorf
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 163, Wentorf
- Panzerbataillon 164 (partially active), Schwarzenbek
- Armored Artillery Battalion 165, Wentorf

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 17th

Association badge Panzergrenadierbrigade 17 (sleeve badge service suit)

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 17 , Hamburg
- Panzerjägerkompanie 170, Lübeck
- Panzerpionierkompanie 170, Lübeck
- Supply company 170, Hamburg
- Repair company 170, Hamburg
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 171 (partly active), Hamburg
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 172, Lübeck
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 173, Hamburg
- Panzer Battalion 174 (partially active), Hamburg
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 177, Hamburg

Tank brigade 18

Association badge Panzerbrigade 18 (sleeve badge on service suit)

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 18 , Neumünster
- Panzerjägerkompanie 180, Bad Segeberg
- Panzerpionierkompanie 180, Lübeck
- Supply company 180, Boostedt
- Repair company 180, Boostedt
- Panzer Battalion 181 (partly active) , Neumünster
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 182, Bad Segeberg
- Panzer Battalion 183, Boostedt
- Panzer Battalion 184, Boostedt
- Armored Artillery Battalion 185, Boostedt

Homeland Security Brigade 51

Association badge Homeland Security Brigade 51

As its name suggests, Homeland Security Brigade 51 was initially intended for the territorial army. To strengthen LANDJUT, the partially active Homeland Security Brigade was assigned to NATO in 1982 and incorporated into the 6th Panzer Grenadier Division in 1985.

Headquarters / Headquarters Company Homeland Security Brigade 51 (partially active), Eutin
- Pioneer Company 510, Plön
- NBC Defense Company 510 (GerEinh), Eutin
- Supply company 510 (partially active), Schleswig
- Repair company 510 (partially active), Schleswig
- Medical company 510 (GerEinh), Idstedt
- Jägerbataillon 511, Flensburg-Weiche
- Jägerbataillon 512, Putlos
- Panzerbataillon 513, Flensburg-Weiche
- Panzerbataillon 514 (GerEinh), Putlos
- Field Artillery Battalion 515, Kellinghusen
- Field Replacement Battalion 517 (GerEinh), Süderbrarup

1e casual corps

The Dutch- led 1e legerkorps (German: 1st Corps , usually referred to as the 1st Dutch Corps for better differentiation ) was a Dutch corps with a defense area in northern Germany. In the event of a defense, this otherwise Dutch corps was also subordinate to the German 3rd Panzer Division , which in peacetime was assigned to the I (German) Corps . In the following only the subordinate German troops are considered.

3rd Armored Division

Association badge 3rd Panzer Division headquarters, headquarters company and division troops

Headquarters / Headquarters Company 3rd Panzer Division, Buxtehude

Division troops 3rd Panzer Division

Army Music Corps 3, Lüneburg
Telecommunications Battalion 3, Buxtehude
Telecommunication company 3 - Rotenburg (Wümme) (in peace to telecommunication command 1)
Army Aviation Squadron 3, Rotenburg
3rd Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion, Lüneburg
Air Defense Regiment 3, Hamburg
Engineer Battalion 3, Stade
NBC Defense Company 3, Munster
Medical Battalion 3 (partially active), Hamburg
Supply Battalion 3 (partially active), Stade
Repair Battalion 3 (partially active), Rotenburg
Field Replacement Battalion 31 (GerEinh), Zeven
Field Replacement Battalion 32 (GerEinh), Zeven
Field Replacement Battalion 33 (GerEinh), Verden
Field Replacement Battalion 34 (GerEinh), Achim
Field Replacement Battalion 35 (GerEinh), Verden
Jägerbataillon 36 (GerEinh), Zeven
Jägerbataillon 37 (GerEinh), Munster
Security Battalion 38 (GerEinh), Zeven
Telecommunications training company 1/3, Buxtehude (in peace to telecommunications battalion 3)
Training company staff service and military drivers 2/3, Munster (in peacetime to Panzerlehrbataillon 94)
Tank reconnaissance training company 3/3, Lüneburg (in peace to tank reconnaissance battalion 3)
Repair training company 5/3, Lüneburg (in peace to repair battalion 3)
Repair training company 6/3, Lüneburg (in peace to repair battalion 3)
Resupply training company 7/3, Stade (dissolved in 1988)
3rd Artillery Regiment
- Staff / Staff Battery Artillery Regiment 3, Stade
- Accompanying battery 3, Dörverden
- Field artillery battalion 31, Lüneburg
- Missile Artillery Battalion 32, Dörverden
- Observation Battalion 33, Stade

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 7

Association badge Panzergrenadierbrigade 7

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 7 , Hamburg
- Panzerjäger Training Company 70, Cuxhaven
- Panzerpionierkompanie 70, Stade
- Supply Company 70, Stade
- Repair company 70, Stade
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 71 (partly active), Hamburg
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 72, Hamburg
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 73, Cuxhaven
- Panzer Battalion 74, Cuxhaven
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 75, Hamburg

Armored Brigade 8

Association badge tank brigade 8

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 8 , Lüneburg
- Panzerjägerkompanie 80, Lüneburg
- Panzerpionierkompanie 80, Lüneburg
- Supply company 80, Lüneburg
- Repair company 80, Lüneburg
- Panzerbataillon 81 (partially active) , Lüneburg
- Panzer Grenadier Battalion 82, Lueneburg
- Panzer Battalion 83, Lueneburg
- Panzer Battalion 84, Lueneburg
- Panzerartilleriebataillon 85, Lueneburg

Tank Training Brigade 9

Association badge tank training brigade 9

In peacetime the brigade was assigned to Combat Force School 2 for training and exercise .

Staff / Staff Company Panzerlehrbrigade 9 , Munster
- Panzerjägerlehrkompanie 90, Munster
- Panzerjägerausbildungskompanie 904, Munster (disbanded December 1988)
- Panzerpionierlehrkompanie 90, Munster
- Nachschublehrkompanie 90, Munster
- Repair training company 90, Munster
- Panzer Lehrbataillon 91 (partially active), Munster
- Panzer Grenadier Training Battalion 92, Munster
- Panzer Lehrbataillon 93, Munster
- Panzer Lehrbataillon 94, Munster
- Panzer Artillery Training Battalion 95, Munster

41th Pantser Brigade

The Dutch Panzer Brigade 41 (ndl: 41e Pantserbrigade ), based in Seedorf, was intended as a further brigade of the 3rd Panzer Division in the event of a defense, in order to enable the delivery of the remaining Dutch troops of the 1st Dutch Corps.

VII US Corps

The American-led VII. US Corps with headquarters in Stuttgart was one of the two US corps in the Federal Republic. The corps consisted primarily of American troops, which will not be considered further here. In the event of a defense, however, the German 12th Panzer Division was subordinate to the III. Corps was under.

12th Panzer Division

Association badge 12th Panzer Division for staff, headquarters company and division troops

Headquarters / Headquarters Company 12th Panzer Division , Veitshöchheim

Division troops 12th Panzer Division

Army Music Corps 12 , Veitshöchheim
Telecommunications Battalion 12, Veitshöchheim,
Fernmeldekompanie 12, Veitshöchheim (in peace to Fernmeldekommando 1)
Army Aviation Squadron 12, Niederstetten
Armored Reconnaissance Battalion 12, Ebern
Air Defense Regiment 12, Hardheim
Pioneer Battalion 12, Volkach
NBC Defense Company 12, Zweibrücken (at peace with NBC Defense Battalion 310)
Medical battalion 12 (partially active), Veitshöchheim
Supply Battalion 12, Bad Mergentheim
Repair battalion 12, Tauberbischofsheim, Volkach
Field Replacement Battalion 121 (GerEinh), Veitshöchheim
Field Replacement Battalion 122 (GerEinh), Bad Mergentheim
Field Replacement Battalion 123 (GerEinh), Koblenz
Field Replacement Battalion 124 (GerEinh), Hammelburg
Field Replacement Battalion 125 (GerEinh), Bad Mergentheim
Jägerbataillon 126 (GerEinh), Walldürn
Jägerbataillon 127 (GerEinh), Hammelburg
Security Battalion 128 (GerEinh), Tauberbischofsheim
Telecommunications training company 1/12, Veitshöchheim (in peace with telecommunications battalion 12)
Training company staff service and military drivers 2/12, Hammelburg (in peace to Panzergrenadierbrigade 35)
Panzer reconnaissance training company 3/12, Ebern (in peace with armored reconnaissance battalion 12)
Repair training company 5/12, Külsheim (In peace to repair command 3)
Repair training company 6/12, Volkach (in peacetime to repair battalion 12)
Resupply training company 7/12, Hammelburg (dissolved September 1988)
Artillery Regiment 12
- Staff / Staff Battery Artillery Regiment 12, Tauberbischofsheim
- Accompanying battery 12, Philippsburg
- Field artillery battalion 121, Tauberbischofsheim
- Missile artillery battalion 122 , Philippsburg, from 1993 Walldürn
- Observation Battalion 123, Tauberbischofsheim

Panzer Brigade 34

Association badge tank brigade 34

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 34 , Koblenz
- Panzerjägerkompanie 340, Koblenz
- Panzer Pioneer Company 340, Koblenz
- Supply company 340, Koblenz
- Repair company 340, Koblenz
- Panzerbataillon 341 (partly active), Koblenz
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 342, Koblenz
- Panzerbataillon 343, Koblenz
- Panzerbataillon 344, Koblenz
- Panzer Artillery Training Battalion 345, Kusel

Panzer Grenadier Brigade 35

Association badge of the 35th Panzer Grenadier Brigade

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzergrenadierbrigade 35 , Hammelburg
- Panzerjägerkompanie 350, Mellrichstadt
- Panzerpionierkompanie 350, Hammelburg
- Supply company 350, Hammelburg
- Repair company 350, Hammelburg
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 351 (partially active), Hammelburg
- 352 Panzer Grenadier Battalion, Mellrichstadt
- Panzergrenadierlehrbataillon 353, Hammelburg (in peacetime as a training unit for Combat Troop School 1 , convertible into a Jäger (training) battalion with additional equipment)
- Panzer Battalion 354, Hammelburg
- 355 Panzer Artillery Battalion, Wildflecken

Panzer Brigade 36

Association badge Panzerbrigade 36 (sleeve badge service suit)

Headquarters / headquarters company Panzerbrigade 36 , Bad Mergentheim
- Panzerjägerkompanie 360, Külsheim
- Panzer Pioneer Company 360, Bad Mergentheim
- Supply company 360, Bad Mergentheim
- Repair company 360, Bad Mergentheim
- Panzerbataillon 361 (partly active), Külsheim
- Panzergrenadierbataillon 362, Walldürn
- Panzer Battalion 363, Külsheim
- Panzer Battalion 364, Külsheim
- Panzer Artillery Battalion 365, Walldürn

literature

OW Dragoons: The Bundeswehr 1989 . Army Office. I. Corps. II Corps. III. Corps. 2.1 - Army.
OW Dragoons: The Bundeswehr 1989 . Territorial Command SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN. Territorial Command NORTH. Territorial Command SOUTH. 2.2 - Army.

Web links

Army Structure 4 (1980-1992). Federal Ministry of Defense , the head of the press and information staff, accessed on November 28, 2010 .
The 1st Corps of the Bundeswehr. Manfred Tegge, accessed November 28, 2010 .
Structure army. Archived from the original on October 21, 2002 ; Retrieved November 28, 2010 .


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