Panzerspähwagen (Fu) Sd.Kfz.232 (8 Rad) (Eng. Heavy Reconnaissance [Radio] Vehicle Sd.Kfz. 232 [8 Wheels]) was a heavy armored reconnaissance car developed by Nazi Germany during the mid-1930s, produced until late 1943, which remained in service with Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS until the...
It is often believed the 1940-45 German Army highly mechanized. This is very far from the truth. Mechanization mostly reached the Panzerdivisions, but infantry divisions and their organic components (like artillery) were not. They depended onhorse-drawncarriages for the most and infantry was on ...
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And for the same with lower level administrative divisions (county) as well, see:https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/17/Karte_Deutsches_Reich%2C_Verwaltungsgliederung_1900-01-01.png 2. Religious groups within the German Empire ...
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First of all, it should be clearly understood that at the time of the Balkans campaign in Yugoslavia and Greece in early 1941, when we had ten divisions on the entire length of the Soviet border, the Russians had stationed 247 major military formations on our border. After the conclusion of...
these men gained the opportunity to fight again and fill the ranks of the new National Republican Army. To those that did, they obtained training in Germany and sent back to Italy in the summer of 1944. These retrained soldiers ultimately led to the creation of four divisions of the army:...
had little or know training but I don’t think the U.S. was the only nation in a situation like this. If you look at the losses of various U.S. armored divisions you will see that there are those that may have had to resort to replacements like this and those that did not, ...
theSoviet naval fortress). The 46.Infanterie, as part of XLIIArmeekorps continued south and then east along the Kerch peninsula toward Feodosiya. As PaulCarell describes “Generalleutnant Count von Sponeck, commanding XLII.Armeekorps, haddispatched his 73rd and 170.Infanterie-divisions to Sevastopol...