Army Group F

This article deals with the German Army Group in World War II, for the Ottoman Army Group in World War I see Army Group Yıldırım .

The Army Group F was a major unit of the Army of the Wehrmacht during the Second World War . She was high command of changing armies and numerous special troops.

history

The army group was set up on August 12, 1943 in military district XIII (area: North Bavaria , West Bohemia ; headquarters: Nuremberg ) using the senior quartermaster staff for special use. It was under the command of Maximilian von Weichs , who from August 25, 1943 also acted as Commander in Chief Southeast . Army Group F was subordinate to Army Group E and from September 1943 to November 1944 the 2nd Panzer Army . On March 25, 1945 Army Group F was disbanded, and the tasks of Commander-in-Chief Southeast were transferred to Army Group E.

Commander in chief

• August 26, 1943 until dissolution: General Field Marshal Maximilian Baron von Weichs

Subordinate major associations

• Army Group E
• 2nd Panzer Army (Pz.AOK2) including the Serbian Army Department

Web links

• High command of Army Group F (Commander in Chief Southeast) on archivesportaleurope.net