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Austrian TO&Es 1980-1989 V1.1 Austrian TO&Es 1980-1989 v1.1 By R Mark Davies for Battlefront: Modern Austrian Army (a) I Army Corps (a) Like Finland, the size, structure and composition of Austria’s Army was severely limited by the terms of post-WW2 peace II Army Corps treaty. Consequently, the permanent standing Army was very small. However, universal male conscription meant that Austria had a very large trained reserve pool that would form Austria’s Wien Military Command ‘Landwehr’ militia forces in wartime, as well as sizeable chunks of the main reserve striking force – the Panzergrenadier Division. Another curious consequence of the post-war BATTLEGROUP CWAS-08 limitations was that Austria was not permitted any guided Guard Battalion (d) weapons, so no ATGMs, SAMs, AGMs or AAMs! This deficiency was rectified following the CFE Treaty in the late ARMY TROOPS 1980s and Austria bought Swedish BILL ATGMs and RBS-70 SAMs, as well as new Saab Draken fighters and AAMs to go with them. However, none of this was fielded before 1990. BATTLEGROUP CWAS-11 Despite being neutral, Austria was under no illusions that the Army Reconnaissance Battalion (c) most likely future war would be fought against the Warsaw Pact (possibly also including Yugoslavia). The Army was therefore FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWAS-03 organised to fight a defensive war against assaults from Army Artillery Battalion (b) Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Yugoslavia, with extensive networks of permanent fortifications manned by the Landwehr. FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWAS-08 1st Army MRL Battery (b) (b) Normally assigned to the Panzergrenadier Division (I Corps). FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWAS-08 (c) Normally assigned to 3rd Panzergrenadier Brigade (I Corps). 2nd Army MRL Battery (b) FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWAS-08 (d) This was the Vienna ceremonial battalion. The only 3rd Army MRL Battery (b) organisational information I have is that they had x3 companies. I’m presuming that they also had a war role and had equipment to fulfil that role, so I’ve tentatively given them the Jäger TO&E. Austrian I Army Corps BATTLEGROUP CWAS-01 Burgenland Military Command Panzergrenadier Division (a) BATTLEGROUP CWAS-02 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 9th Panzergrenadier Brigade 11th Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-03 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 1st Jäger Brigade 12th Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-03 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-09 6th Jäger Brigade 141st Landwehr Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWAS-03 8th Jäger Brigade Niederösterreich Military Command BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 35th Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-03 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-12 2nd Jäger Brigade 1st Pioneer Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-13 34th Landwehr Regiment 1st Anti-Aircraft Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWAS-03 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-02 3rd Jäger Brigade 3rd Panzergrenadier Brigade (a) BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-02 33rd Landwehr Regiment 4th Panzergrenadier Brigade (a) BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 CORPS TROOPS 21st Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-07 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 4th Jagdpanzer Battalion (b) 32nd Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-13 2nd Anti-Aircraft Battalion Steiermark Military Command BATTLEGROUP CWAS-12 2nd Pioneer Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWAS-03 FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWAS-05 5th Jäger Brigade 1st Corps Artillery Battalion (M114) (a) BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 (a) Normally assigned to the Panzergrenadier Division. 53rd Landwehr Regiment (b) Normally assigned to the 2nd Jäger Brigade. BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 51st Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 52nd Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 53rd Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 54th Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 55th Landwehr Regiment (a) Austria’s single Panzergrenadier Division and the two independent Panzergrenadier Brigades were the only formations remotely capable of offensive action. They would therefore form an army counter-attack reserve. The Landwehr Regiments meanwhile, would mount static local defence based on fixed defences, with the independent Jäger Brigades providing more mobile defence and local counter-attacks. Austrian II Army Corps Oberösterreich Military Command Vorarlberg Military Command BATTLEGROUP CWAS-03 4th Jäger Brigade BATTLEGROUP CWAS-10 911th Jagdkampf Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 41st Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-08 23rd Jäger Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 42nd Landwehr Regiment MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 x1 Blocking Company BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 44th Landwehr Regiment MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-15 x1 Watch Company Tirol Military Command CORPS TROOPS BATTLEGROUP CWAS-13 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 3rd Anti-Aircraft Battalion 61st Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-12 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 3rd Pioneer Battalion 62nd Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 63rd Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 64th Landwehr Regiment Kämten Military Command BATTLEGROUP CWAS-03 7th Jäger Brigade BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 71st Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 72nd Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 73rd Landwehr Regiment Salzburg Military Command BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 81st Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 82nd Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 83rd Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-02 Austrian Panzergrenadier Brigade 1980s Command HQ x1 Commander CWAS-21 Transport x1 Schützenpanzer 4K 4FA-FüA CWAS-10 x3 Panzergrenadier Infantry CWAS-22 Transport x1 Schützenpanzer 4K 4FA-G1 .50 Cal CWAS-07 BATTLEGROUPS BATTLEGROUP CWAS-05 x1 Panzer Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWAS-06 x1 Panzergrenadier Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWAS-07 Up to x1 Jagdpanzer Battalion (a) MANOEUVRE ELEMENTS MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-07 x1 Flakpanzer Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-08 x1 Panzer Pioneer Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-09 x1 Brigade Reconnaissance Company FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENTS FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWAS-01 x1 Panzer Artillery Battalion (a) 3rd Panzergrenadier Brigade lacked a Jagdpanzer Battalion, though it was planned that it would receive the Army Reconnaissance Battalion in wartime. BATTLEGROUP CWAS-03 Austrian Jäger Brigade 1980s Command HQ x1 Commander CWAS-21 Transport x1 Pinzgauer AP710 Light Truck (no MG) CWAS-13 x3 Panzergrenadier Infantry CWAS-22 Transport x1 Unimog 3-ton Truck CWAS-12 BATTLEGROUPS BATTLEGROUP CWAS-08 x3 Jäger Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 Up to x1 Landwehr Regiment (a) MANOEUVRE ELEMENTS MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-10 x1 Anti-Aircraft Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-11 x1 Pioneer Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-12 x1 Anti-Tank Company (b) Alternative: MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-03 x1 Jagdpanzer Company (b) FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENTS FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWAS-03 x1 Field Artillery Battalion (a) The 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th & 7th Jäger Brigades each had a Landwehr Regiment under command. (b) The 7th Jäger Brigade possessed a Jagdpanzer Company. All other Jäger Brigades had towed Anti-Tank Companies. BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 Austrian Landwehr Regiment 1980s (a) (a) It is not possible to produce a single TO&E for a Landwehr Infantry Regiment, as virtually every regiment had a unique organisation (on a theme). Each Landwehr Regiment was purely responsible for defending its own locality and the organisation was therefore based on the local defence plan. The Blocking Companies would hold fixed fortifications, while the Jagdkampf Companies conducted ‘resistance’ missions behind enemy lines, the Watch Companies provided security at key locations and the Landwehr Battalions provided a mobile counter-attack force. Known Landwehr Regiment organisations are shown below: BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 11th Landwehr Regiment 33rd Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-09 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-11 x1 Landwehr Battalion x1 Pioneer Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-11 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-12 x2 Pioneer Company x1 Anti-Tank Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 x6 Blocking Company x9 Blocking Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 x2 River Blocking Company 12th Landwehr Regiment MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-15 x3 Watch Company BATTLEGROUP CWAS-10 x1 Jagdkampf Battalion MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 x3 Blocking Company 34th Landwehr Regiment MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-15 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-09 x1 Watch Company x2 Landwehr Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWAS-10 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 x1 Jagdkampf Battalion 21st Landwehr Regiment MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-11 x1 Pioneer Company BATTLEGROUP CWAS-09 x2 Landwehr Battalion MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-12 x1 Anti-Tank Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-11 x1 Pioneer Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 x3 Blocking Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 x3 Blocking Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 x7 Blocking Platoon MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-06 x2 Jagdkampf Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-15 x3 Watch Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-15 x3 Watch Company BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 32nd Landwehr Regiment BATTLEGROUP CWAS-10 x3 Jagdkampf Battalion MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-11 x1 Pioneer Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-15 x2 Watch Company BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 Austrian Landwehr Regiment 1980s (Continued) BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 35th Landwehr Regiment 44th Landwehr Regiment MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-11 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-06 x1 Pioneer Company x1 Jagdkampf Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-12 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 x1 Anti-Tank Company x5 Blocking Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-15 x12 Blocking Company x2 Watch Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 x3 Blocking Platoon BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 51st Landwehr Regiment x1 River Blocking Company BATTLEGROUP CWAS-10 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-15 x1 Jagdkampf Battalion x3 Watch Company MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-11 FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWAS-07 x1 Pioneer Company x2 Fortress Artillery Battery MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWAS-16 x2 Blocking Company BATTLEGROUP CWAS-04
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