German Forces Battle of the Marne August 1914
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1 German Forces Battle of the Marne August ST ARMY III Army Corps: General der Infanterie von Luchow 5th Division 9th Infantry Brigade 1/,2/,F/Leib Grenadier Regiment 1/,2/,3/48th Infantry Regiment 10th Infantry Brigade 1/,2/,F/12th Grenadier Regiment 1/,2/,3/52nd Infantry Regiment Cavalry 1/,2/,3/3rd Hussar Regiment 5th Artillery Brigade: Oberst von Lotterer 1/18th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-77mm guns) 2/18th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-105mm howitzers) 1/,2/54th Field Artillery Regiment 4 Light Munition Columns Support Units 1st Company, 3rd Pioneer Battalion 5th Divisional Bridging Train 1st & 3rd Medical Companies 6th Division: 11th Brigade: 1/,2/,3/20th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/35th Fusilier Regiment 12th Brigade: 1/,3/24th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/64th Infantry Regiment 4/,5/,6/3rd Hussar Regiment (3 sqns) 6th Artillery Brigade: Generalmajor von Kleist 1/,2/3rd Field Artillery Regiment 1/39th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-77mm guns) 2/39th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-105mm howitzers) 4 Light Munition Columns Support Units 2nd & 3rd Companies, 3rd Pioneer Battalion 6th Divisional Bridging Train 2nd Medical Company Corps Troops 1/2nd Guard Foot Artillery Regiment 4 150mm Batteries (4-150mm guns each) 7th Avaition Battalion 3rd Radio Battalion 3rd Corps Bridging Train 3rd Searchlight Platoon 4 Infantry Munition Columns 6 Field Artillery Munition Columns 3 Light Howitzer Munition Columns 1
2 8 Heavy Howitzer Munition Columns 12 Field Hospitals 6 Provision Trains 7 Vehicle Parks 2 Horse Depots 2 Field Bakeries Columns IX Army Corps: General of Infantry Quast 17th Division: Generalleutnant von Bauer 33rd Brigade: Generamajor von Lewinski 1/,2/75th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/,76th Infantry Regiment 34th Brigade: Generalmajor von Kraewel 1/,2/,3/89th Grenadier Regiment 1/,2/,3/90th Fusilier Regiment 1/,3/,5/16th Dragoon Regiment 17th Artillery Brigade: Generalmajor von Ditfurth 1/,2/24th Field Artillery Regiment 1/60th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-77mm guns) 2/60th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-105mm howitzers) 4 Light Munition Columns Support Units 1st Company, 9th Pioneer Battalion 17th Divisional Bridging Train 1st & 3rd Medical Companies 18th Division: 35th Brigade: 1/,2/,3/84th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/86th Fusilier Regiment 36th Brigade: 1/,2/,3/31st Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/85th Infantry Regiment 2/,4/,6/16th Dragoon Regiment 18th Artillery Brigade: Generalmajor Bloch von Blottnitz 1/9th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-77mm guns) 2/9th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-105mm howitzers) 2
3 1/,2/45th Field Artillery Regiment 4 Light Munition Columns Support Units 2nd & 3rd Companies, 9th Pioneer Battalion 18th Divisional Bridging Train 2nd Medical Company Corps Troops 1/20th (Lauenburg) Foot Artillery Regiment 4 Batteries 150mm guns each) 11th Avaition Battlaion 9th Radio Battalion 9th Corps Bridging Train 9th Searchlight Platoon 4 Infantry Munition Columns 6 Field Artillery Munition Columns 3 Light Howitzer Munition Columns 8 Heavy Howitzer Munition Columns 12 Field Hospitals 6 Provision Trains 7 Vehicle Parks 2 Horse Depots 2 Field Bakeries Columns 2ND ARMY: Generaloberst von Bülow Army Troops 23rd Avaition Battaion 2nd Balloon Battalion X Reserve Corps: General der Infanterie Eben 2nd Guard Reserve Division: General der Infanterie Freiherr von Süsskind 26th Reserve Brigade: 1/,2/,3/15th Reserve Regiment 1/,2/58th Reserve Regiment 38th Reserve Brigade: 1/,2/77th Reserve Regiments 1/,2/,3/91st Reserve Regiment Attached: 10th Reserve Jäger Battalion 1/,2/,3/2nd Reserve Uhlan Regiment 3
4 Artillery: Oberstleutnant Hohnhornst 1/,2/20th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment 2 Light Munitions Columns Engineers: 4th Company, 2nd Pioneer Battalion No. 10 2nd Guard Reserve Divisional Bridging Train 2nd Guard Reserve Medical Company 19th Reserve Division: Generalleutnant von Bahrfeldt 37th Reserve Brigade: Oberst von Winterfeldt 1/,2/,3/73rd Reserve Regiment 78th Reserve Regiment 39th Reserve Brigade: Generalmajor von Wright 1/,2/,3/74th Reserve Regiment 1/,2/92nd Reserve Regiment 3/79th Reserve Regiment (2 bns) Attached 10th Reserve Jäger Battalion 1/,2/,3/6th Reserve Dragoon Regiment Artillery: Oberstleutnant Heintzmann 1/,2/19th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment 2 Light Munitions Columns Engineers: 1st Reserve Company, 2nd Pioneer Battalion No. 10 2nd Reserve Company, 2nd Pioneer Battalion No th Reserve Divisioal Bridging Train 19th Reserve Medical Company Corps Troops 7th & 8th Btrys, 2nd Reserve Foot Artillery Battalion (4 150mm guns each) 10th Reserve Radio Battalion 4 Infantry Reserve Munition Columns 5 Field Artillery Reserve Munition Columns 4 Heavy Howitzer Reserve Munition Columns 7 Reserve Field Hospitals 7 Reserve Provision Trains 6 Reserve Vehicle Parks 2 Reserve Field Bakeries VII Army Corps: General der Kavallerie von einem General von Rothmaler 13th Division: Generalleutnant von dem Borne 25th Brigade: Generalmajor von Unruh 1/,2/,3/13th Infantry Regiment 4
5 1/,2/,3/158th Infantry Regiment 26th Brigade: 1/,2/,3/15th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/55th Infantry Regiment 1/,3/,4/16th Uhlan Regiment 13th Artillery Brigade:Oberst Klipsel 1/,2/22nd Field Artillery Regiment 1/58th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-77mm guns) 2/58th Field Artillery Regiment Support Troops 1st Company, 7th Pioneer Battalion 1st & 3rd Medical Comapnies 13th Divisional Bridging Train 14th Division: Generalleutnant Fleck 27th Brigade: Oberst von Massow 1/,2/,3/16th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/53rd Infantry Regiment 79th Brigade: Generalmajor Schwarte 1/,2/,3/56th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/57th Infantry Regiment 2/,5/,6/16th Uhlan Regiment 14th Artillery Brigade: von Campe 1/,2/7th Field Artillery Regiment 1/43rd Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-77mm guns) 2/43rd Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-105mm howitzers) Support Troops 2nd & 3rd Companies, 7th Poineer Battalion 2nd Medical Company 14th Bridging Train Corps Troops 1/7th Westphalian Foot Artillery Regiment (4 btrys, 4-150mm guns each) 18th Avaition Battalion 7th Radio Battalion 7th Corps Bridging Train 7th Searchlight Platoon 4 Infantry Reserve Munition Columns 3 Light Artillery Munition Columns 8 Heavy Howitzer Munition Columns 12 Field Hospitals 5
6 6 Provision Trains 7 Vehicle Parks 2 Horse Depots 2 Field Bakeries X Army Corps: General der Infantrie von Emmich 19th Division: Generalleutnant Hoffman 37th Brigade: Oberst Freiherr von Gregory 1/,2/,3/78th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/91st Infantry Regiment 38th Brigade: Oberst von Oertzen 1/,2/,3/73rd Fusilier Regiment 1/,2/,3/74th Infantry Regiment 2/,3/,4/17th Hussar Regiment 19th Artillery Brigade: Generalmajor Heygster 1/26th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-77mm guns) 2/26th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-105mm howitzers) 62nd Field Artillery Regiment Support Troops 1st Company, 10th Pioneer Battalion 1st & 3rd Medical Company 19th Divisional Bridging Train 20th Division: Generalleutnant Schmundt 39th Brigade: Generalmajor L'Estocq 1/,2/,3/79th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/164th Infantry Regiment 40th Brigade: Oberst Graf zu Rantzau 1/,2/,3/77th Infantry Regiment 1/,2/,3/92nd Infantry Regiment 1/,5/,6/17th Hussar Regiment 20th Artillery Brigade: Oberst Havenstein 1/10th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-77mm guns) 2/10th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys 4-105mm howitzers) 1/,2/46th Field Artillery Regiment Support Troops 2nd & 3rd Companies, 10th Pioneer Battalion 2nd Medical Company 20th Divisional Bridging Train Corps Support Troops 2/20th Lauenburg Foot Artillery Regiment 6
7 (4-150mm batteries, 4-150mm guns each) 21st Avaition Battalion 10th Radio Battalion 10th Corps Bridgign Train 10th Searchlight Platoon 4 Infantry Reserve Munition Columns 3 Light Artillery Munition Columns 8 Heavy Howitzer Munition Columns 12 Field Hospitals 6 Provision Trains 7 Vehicle Parks 2 Horse Depots 2 Field Bakeries I Cavalry Corps Guard Cavalry Division: Generalleutnant von Stofch 1st Guard Cavalry Brigade: Oberst von Baerensprung 1/,2/,3/,4/Gardes du Corps Regiment 1/,2/,3/,4/Guard Cuirassier Regiment 2nd Guard Cavalry Brigade: Generalmajor von Rothkirch 1/,2/,3/,4/1st Guard Uhlan Regiment 1/,2/,3/,4/3rd Guard Uhlan Regiment 3rd Guard Cavalry Brigade: Oberst Freiherr von Senden 1/,2/,3/,4/1st Guard Dragoon Regiment 1/,2/,3/,4/2nd Guard Dragoon Regiment Attached 1st Guard Machine Gun Battalion Guard Jäger Battalion Infantry Company Bicycle Company Machine Gun Section Artillery Horse Battalion, 1st Guard Field Artillery Regiment (3 Btrys,4-77mm guns ea) Divisional Troops Signals Battalion Pioneer Battalion Vehicle Column 5th Cavalry Division: Generalmajor von Ilsemann 9th Cavalry Brigade: Generalmajor von Rusche 1/,2/,3/,4/4th Dragoon Regiment 1/,2/,3/,4/10th Uhlan Regiment 10th Cavalry Brigade:Obrst von Wentzky und Petersheyde 1/,2/,3/,4/1st (Leib) Cuirassier Regiment 1/,2/,3/,4/8th Dragoon Regiment 12th Cavalry Brigade: Generalmajor Graf von Pfeil und Klein-Ellguth 1/,2/,3/,4/4th Hussar Regiment 1/,2/,3/,4/6th Hussar Regiment Attached 1st Machine Gun Battalion Guard Schützen Battalion Infantry Company Bicycle Company Machine Gun Section 7
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