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Organization end '43:

From Niehorster: III. Panzer-Grenadier-Bataillon / LSSAH 2. – 07/43 --Stabskompanie – KStN 1108a(gp) --11. Panzergrenadier-Kompanie – KStN 1114(c)(gp) --12. Panzergrenadier-Kompanie – KStN 1114(c)(gp) --13. Panzergrenadier-Kompanie – KStN 1114(c)(gp) --14. schwere-Kompanie ----Stabszug – KStN 1121(a...

As of 05/44 - Looking for my '43 info:

Adding to Rich's post, JJ Hays T/O & E series is excellent - see Volume 3, Parts I and II:

http://www.militarypress.co.uk/us_milit ... oundForces

Nope

When 3rd (Mot) Aufklaerung Abteilung arrived in North Africa does anyone know what the numbers of SdKfz 221 & 222 present were? I have read somewhere that they arrived with 15 in total, but don't know the "split". The 3. Aufklärungs-Abteilung, and the 39. Panzerjäger-Abteilung were th...

An instructor at the school.

Yup, Soll.

Brad

The 15. Kradschützen-Bataillon as part of the 15. Schützen-Brigade on May 20, 1941 (NARA T78, Roll 404, File H1/91):

Christoph Awender wrote:Hello,

Well, I think mine isn´t bad as well. :-)
http://www.wwiidaybyday.com/gliederungen/barbarossa.htm

/Christoph

My apologies - your's is great too....

The best one online is on Dr. Niehorster's site:

http://niehorster.orbat.com/011_germany ... 1-oob.html

The top frame was the planned organization for Snderverband 287, and the bottom frame was the actual organization:

Prior to 07/24/41 the unit was known as Sonderverband "F." It was reorganized/renamed on 11/22/41 as Sonderverband 288. By 11/27/41, it had been flown into Benghazi from Greece. The first frame shows the organization at that time, but omits the 1./288, which was a Brandenburger Company tha...

300. Oasis Battalion:

I think the "Military Press" has what you're looking for:

http://www.militarypress.co.uk/german_a ... tm#Panzier