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... of Major Peter Schägger? One source (https://militariarelics.com/german/photos-single/6987) even claims, he was part of the Unternehmen „Morgenröte“ ... their actions on 30 July 1943 (Unternehmen Roland) with the 23. Panzer-Division. Major Peter Schägger.png

... that there was an agreement between both about the air attacks against Germany :the RAF would attack at night ,the USAAF during the day . Reality ... Note Table III does not include the 1st Marine Division+ and the Army's 24th and 25th Infantry divisions. The Allied landing ...

I think that two Signals Construction Divisions (Nachbardiv) is more two adjacent divisions, than two signals construction divisions. That would make sense. That is, the 1st division's telephone system is connected to its three regiments, and then to the Corps (higher ...

... exchange (Vermittlung) that handles calls for the 1st Infantry Division headquarters. The switchboard is not far from the front lines. The ... discussed in a previous article ( https://rotwangm.wordpress.com/ww2-german-field-telephone-equipment-no-switchboard/ ). https://rotwangm.files.wordpress.com/2023/07/ff33f.jpg ...

... page 683. According to that source, 11,142 Germans and an unknown number of Italians were transported to Tunisia in ... Aegan and mainland Greece. The Germans, for example, sent 1st Panzer Division from France to Greece during this period because of concerns about ...

... crossing equipment was attached to each of the two attack groups. The division's reserve, a battalion, was deployed behind the east wing. A light ... day of fighting, the Kuolajoki, the "river of death" as it is called in German, was crossed by shock troops after a short artillery preparation and ...

... through 14 sites of posts, so I will just ask. Is it clear who the German soldier from the original post is or is it unclear to this very day? ... isn't? Can we at least say for 100% that he was with the Leibstandarte division? Thank you!

... Soviet campaign of the war in the European theater, which led to the fall of Berlin and the end of the war in Europe with the surrender of all German forces to the Allies. The three Soviet Fronts involved in the campaign had altogether 2.5 million men, 6,250 tanks, 7,500 aircraft, 41,600 artillery ...

... some questions, or if someone will help me. The order of command in the German army is hard to follow, for me anyway. Ive been doing some research ... ended up in a bunch of different units, but all were part of the 172nd Division I think. Then 172nd turned to a reserve Division in 1943 or so. ...

... forces being good for offensive operations... By 1944, that's were Germany was. The typical German infantry division was good for little more than static defense and these made up about 80+% of Germany's ...

... forces being good for offensive operations... By 1944, that's were Germany was. The typical German infantry division was good for little more than static defense and these made up about 80+% of Germany's ...

... forces being good for offensive operations... By 1944, that's were Germany was. The typical German infantry division was good for little more than static defense and these made up about 80+% of Germany's ...

I'm trying to identify German units, their locations and OOBs (preferably down to battalion/company level) that opposed the US 104th Infantry Division at Lucherberg, Germany for the period 30 Nov - 06 Dec 1944. I'm particularly interested in ...

... forces being good for offensive operations... By 1944, that's were Germany was. The typical German infantry division was good for little more than static defense and these made up about 80+% of Germany's ...

... unfindable 6 soldiers who reappeared And for the 3th Panzergrenadier division : is there any proof for the claim that the 29 soldiers who were ... to prove that a MIA soldier had deserted . The reality is that German, Italian and Soviet soldiers deserted only very exceptionally . 3367000 ...