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UNCLASSIFIEDI MARCH 1945 TM-E 30-451Section IV.PRINCIPLES AND TRENDSIN UNIT ORGANIZATION AND EQUIPMENTThe German Army, like the U. S. Army, *believesin uniform organization for standard unitsup to and including companies, troops, and batteries.These either are combined as componentsof battalions, regiments, and divisions, or temporarilygrouped in varying combinations as componentsof task forces or combat groups. Eachstandard unit of company size has a table of organizationand table of equipment number designatingits particular type, and each smaller unitadds a letter to that number designating its placewithin that standard unit. The following figuresshowing the organization, strength, and equipmentof various German units are based on these tablesof organization and equipment, but in the field thestrength of any unit will vary in accordance withits specific mission and local conditions. However,even in the greatest deviation from thetables of organization and equipment, the basicpattern still will be clearly recognizable.As shown in Figure 2 in Section I, the GermanArmy in the field is organized into armygroups, armies, corps, and divisions. Divisionsare the largest units in the German Army knownto have a prescribed organization, and those divisionswhich function as tactical units are normallythe smallest formations which include units ofvarious arms and services resulting in operationalself-sufficiency.General Headquarters, army, and corps troopsare being allotted temporarily to lower echelonsin a flexible manner, in accordance with operationalplans or local tactical necessities.From the outbreak of the War until the summerof 1943, comparatively only minor changesoccurred in the tables of organization of mosttypes of German divisions. The average divisionaltable of organization strength for thatperiod was about 15,000 to 17,000 and with thenormally attached troops it usually reached about20,000. From the summer of 1943 until now,however, several series of new tables of organizationand equipment have been issued for almostall types of divisions showing revolutionarychanges in their strength and equipment. In allthese reorganizations the trend is clearly towardsan economizing of manpower and a simultaneousincrease in firepower. This is being accomplishedby a careful distribution of large numbersof automatic small arms, by lowering the numberof mortars, antitank guns, and tanks, but at thesame time increasing potentially their calibers andweights. These changes resulted in the loweringof the table of organization strength of the averageGerman division to approximately 11,000 to13,000 in January 1945 and further drastic actionin that direction may be expected. The varioustypes of German Army, SS, and Air Force divisionsare shown in the following Section V, whiletheir components and the general headquarterstroops are listed in Sections \‘I and VII.Section V.I. Comparative ChartsDIVISIONSThe main types of German divisions, their Germandesignations, and strengths are listed in thefirst two columns of Figure 5. The remainingcolumns on the upper part of that chart showthe main components for the first 13 types ofdivisions. Figure 6 shows the type distributionof weapons and equipment in the first 13 typesof divisions mentioned above.The following paragraphs of this section coverthe more important types of German divisionsand Sections 1’1 and 1’11 include the componentsof these divisions as well as General Headquarterstroops listed together in accordance with their armor service. These sections cover in great detailthe three most numerous types of German divisions:the Infantry Division, 1944 Type; theVolks Grenadier Division; and the Armored Division,as well as the other types of divisions withtheir most important components only.Most of this information is based on factualevidence, and wherever such was not availablethe best possible estimates have been made. Thisrefers particularly to the strength figures of thedivision staffs controlling various units (lowerpart of Figure 5), as such staffs may be temporarilyin charge of much smaller or muchlarger numbers of men in accordance with tacticaland local conditions.II—7
I MARCH 1945UNCLASSIFIEDTM-E 30.451DIVISIONSCOMPONESTSTYPES OF DIVISIONSPersonnel H q Re n SigInfInfantry Division, Old Type.....................(Infanteriedivision) (3 Inf Regts of 3 Bns each)Infantry Division, 1944 Type ’ ....................(Infanteriediuision n.A. later Kriegselat 44)(3 Inf Regts of 2 Bns each)Infantry Division, Two Regiment Type..............(Infanterzedinision) (2 Inf Regts of 3 Bns each)T 'oiks Grenadier Division(I’olksgrenadierdivision) (3 Inf Regts of 2 Bns each)SS Infantry Division(55’ Grenadierdivision) (3 SS Inf Regts of 2 Bns each)Army Mountain Division(Gebirgsdivision) (2 Mt Inf Regts of 3 Bns each)Army Light Division(Jiigerdivision) (2 Light Inf Regts of 3 Bns each)SS Mountain Division(5’S Gebirgsdivision) (2 Mt Inf Regts of 4 Bns each)Army Motorized Division(Panzergrenadierdiuision) (2 Mt Inf Regts of 3 Bns each)SS Motorized Division(SS Panzergrenadierdivision) (2 SS Mtz Inf Regts of 3 Bns each1Army Armored Division(Pnnzn dioision) (2 Pz. Gren. Regts of 2 Bns each)SS Armored Division(SS-Panzerdivision) (2 Pz. Gren. Regts of 3 Bns each)Air Force Parachute Division(I.‘alZschirmjiigerdivision) (3 Prcht R Regts of 3 Bns each)Air Force Field DivisionLlcff?i,a~enfelddiuision) (3 Inf Regts of 2 Bns each)Cavalry Division(Knualleuiedzuision) (4 Cav Regts of 2 Bns each)Line of Communication Division(Sicherungsdivision)Coast Defense Division(k’iinstenunteidigungsdioision)Assault Division(Sturmdivision)Frontier Guard Division(Grens?e,achdiuision)Special Administrative Division Staff(Divisionskommando z.6.a.)Replacement Division Staff(Div.Nr...)Reserve Division(Reservedivision)Field Training Division(Feldausbildungsdivision)Non-Motorized Air Force Antiaircraft D i v i s i o n .(Flakdiuision) (oevZegefiihi
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