I hope this list is complete and correct. If not, please let me know.
Luftwaffe
Fallschirmjägerregiment 5 (later Jägerregiment Hermann Göring)
Grenadierregiment Hermann Göring (sometimes called "GR 1 HG", but I think there was no second at the time)
Luftwaffenregiment Barenthin
Unassigned
Verstärktes Grenadierregiment 47 (assignment to 21. PzDiv planned, but apparently not effective)
Panzergrenadierregiment 160 (nur Stab mit Stabskompanie)
Panzergrenadierregiment 165 (nur Stab)
10. Panzerdivision
Panzergrenadierregiment 69
Panzergrenadierregiment 86
15. Panzerdivision
Panzergrenadierregiment 115
21. Panzerdivision
Panzergrenadierregiment 104 (later Panzergrenadierregiment 192, planned split-up into two regiments apparently not effective)
90. Leichte Afrikadivision
Panzergrenadierregiment 155
Panzergrenadierregiment 200
Panzergrenadierregiment 361
164. Leichte Afrikadivision
Panzergrenadierregiment 125 (formerly Panzergrenadierregiment Afrika, the old PzGR 125 was apparently dissolved)
Panzergrenadierregiment 382
Panzergrenadierregiment 433
334. Infanteriedivision
Grenadierregiment 754
Grenadierregiment 755
Gebirgsjägerregiment 756
Afrika-Division 999
Afrika-Schützenregiment 961 (ohne III.)
Afrika-Schützenregiment 962 (ohne III.)
German Infantry Regiments in Tunisia
German Infantry Regiments in Tunisia
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Re: German Infantry Regiments in Tunisia
Hi Askropp,
after heavy damages during El Alamein the PGR of 164. Light Africa Division were reorganized as follows (according to war diary) :
November 42:
PGR 382 with I./382 and I./125
PGR 433 with I./433 and II./433
End of March 43 after Battle of Mareth (Tebaga Gap) the remaining troops were organised in PGR 433 with
I./125
I./382
I./433
Cheers
Frodo
after heavy damages during El Alamein the PGR of 164. Light Africa Division were reorganized as follows (according to war diary) :
November 42:
PGR 382 with I./382 and I./125
PGR 433 with I./433 and II./433
End of March 43 after Battle of Mareth (Tebaga Gap) the remaining troops were organised in PGR 433 with
I./125
I./382
I./433
Cheers
Frodo
Re: German Infantry Regiments in Tunisia
I'm new here and trying to learn more about my grandfather's service in the Ersatzheer (I think so, anyway!?!).
If I have things figured out well enough, I think he was originally from military district XII (Wehrkreis XII) and he was in the 13th Company (Infanterie Geschutz) of the 79th Regiment.
If I have understood the reading...I think that means that he was in a training unit that would feed replacements to the 79th Division.
Here is his ID disk...
My question is how he wound up in Tunisia? Family lore has it that he was with an anti-aircraft battery when he was in Tunisia?
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=245325
If I have things figured out well enough, I think he was originally from military district XII (Wehrkreis XII) and he was in the 13th Company (Infanterie Geschutz) of the 79th Regiment.
If I have understood the reading...I think that means that he was in a training unit that would feed replacements to the 79th Division.
Here is his ID disk...
My question is how he wound up in Tunisia? Family lore has it that he was with an anti-aircraft battery when he was in Tunisia?
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=245325