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2.PzD in june 44: Panzer-Regiment 3 (I./PzRgt 3: 4 Kompanien of 17 Panther each, II./PzRgt 3: 4 kompanien of 22 Pz IV H/J each... total for the regiment: 94 Pz IV and 67 Panther) Panzergrenadier-Regiment 2 Panzergrenadier-Regiment 304 Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilung 2 Panzer-Artillerie-Regiment 74 Panz...

let me try to translate you something I've read in a book on Stalingrad... I don't know if this man has benn awarded with the RK, certainly not, but he deserves much more than a medal... (note: attention: approximate english!) "There were 33 men, the last injured soldiers from a help-point sout...

Oh, I think I've just understood...

Ok, I'm right now: this staff is formed from nothing... In fact, I didn't know where the AOK 12 came from (VIII.AK). And I didn't know if Staff Rundstedt was a covername of the AOk 12, but that's clear now
Thanks a lot

1. and 2. Panzergruppen become Panzerarmeen on october 5, 1941. Your plural names are correct. And I think all of these german words can be written in two different manners: for example, Panzerarmee or Panzer-Armee. I think but I'm not absolutely convinced that this manner is right for almost every ...

(don't know if it's the regular name in english)

Hi

I search ( but I don't find anything) some informations about the units that where organically (?) attached to Heeresgruppen, Armeen, and Armee-Korps, too. Has it changed during the war?

Thanks a lot

hi everybody

I'm searching some infos about this "Stab". I know it has become Heeresgruppenkommando Süd after it has taken charge with AOK 12...
But I would like ton know where it come from... if it was issued from another command (maybe a GenKdo AK?).
Thanks a lot