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Austro-Hungarian Armies, Southwest Front/Italian Theater, 15 October 1918 Austro-Hungarian Armies Southwest Front/Italian Theater 15 October 1918 ARMY GROUP ERZHERZOG JOSEPH: Generaloberst Erzherzog Joseph 10TH ARMY: Feldmarschal von Krobatin V Corps: Erzherzog Peter Ferdinand 164th Infantry Brigade: Oberst von Lempruch Sturm Half Battalion I Landsturm Infantry Battalion 20th High Mountain Company 22nd High Mountain Company 1st Mountain Guide Company 4th Mountain Guide Company 10th Mountain Guide Company Kärtner Volunteer Schützen Regiment (3) Salzburg East Austrian Volunteer Schützen Regiment Steiermark East Austrian Volunteer Schützen Regiment Vintschgau Standschützen Artillery Command: Oberst Utschig 1-3rd & 9th Btry, 12th Mountain Artillery Regiment 13th & 16th Btry, 11th Heavy Artillery Regiment 3/58th Sapper Battalion (1/2 co) Total: 24 stationary MGs, 19 stationary btrys 22nd Schützen Division: Feldmarschal-leutnant Müller 43rd Schützen Brigade: Generalmajor von Merten 3rd Schützen Regiment (3) 26th Schützen Regiment (3) 44th Schützen Brigade: Oberst von Scholten I Kaiser Schützen Regiment (3) 23rd Schützen Regiment (3) Other: Reserve Sqn, 12th Dragoon Regiment 22nd Artillery Brigade: Oberst von Toncourt 22nd Field Artillery Regiment 122nd Field Artillery Regiment 22nd Heavy Field Artillery Regiment 22nd Mountain Artillery Battalion 1/22nd Sapper Battalion Attached: 163rd Brigade: Oberst von Rosmus 163rd Sturm Half Battalion 152nd k.k. Landsturm Infanry Battalion 170th k.k. Landsturm Infanry Battalion 173rd k.k. Landsturm Infanry Battalion 13th High Mountain Company 15th High Mountain Company 16th High Mountain Company 17th High Mountain Company 19th High Mountain Company 21st High Mountain Company 25th High Mountain Company 26th High Mountain Company 28th High Mountain Company 30th High Mountain Company 1 2nd Mountain Guide Company 9th Mountain Guide Company 11th Mountain Guide Company II Standschützen Group Tyrolian Kaiser Schützen Division (foot) 39th Honved Artillery Brigade: Obert Banyai 39th Honved field Artillery Regiment 139th Honved field Artillery Regiment 39th Heavy Honved Field Artillery Regiment 39th Honved Mountian Artillery Battalion 1st Mountain Artillery Regiment (9 btrys) 5th & 6th Btry, 12th Mountain Artillery Regiment 1-3rd Btry, 11th Heavy Artillery Regiment (Pers.) 2/46th Sapper Battalion 3/58th Sapper Battalion (1/2) 2/59th Sapper Battalion Total: 49 stationary MGs, 23 stationary batteries Corps Total: 1,04,000 rifles, 100 cavalry, 350 mobile guns XX Corps: General der Infanterie von Kalser von Maasfeld 49th Infantry Division: Feldmarschal-leutnant von Steinhart 97th Infantry Brigade: Generalmajor von Krammer 118th Infantry Regiment (2) 8th Feldjäger Battalion 9th Feldjäger Battalion 30th Feldjäger Battalion 169th k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion 18th High Mountain Company 27th High Mountain Company 29th High Mountain Company 31st High Mountain Company 3rd Mountain Guide Company 12th Mountain Guide Company Standchützen High Mountain company Bozen Standschützen Battalion Bregenz Standschützen Battalion 98th Infantry Brigade: Oberst Riedl 136th Infantry Regiment (3) 8th Bosnisch-Herzegowinisch Infantry Regiment (3) 29th k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion 151st k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion 165th k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion 168th k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion 32nd High Mountain Company 13th Mountain Guide Company Other: 3rd March Sqn, 4th Dragoon Regiment (1/2 sqn) 49th Artillery Brigade: Oberst Wach 1-5th Btry, 49th Field Artillery Regiment 149th Field Artillery Regiment 49th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment 1st Btry, 49th Mountain Artillery Battalion 1/49th Sapper Battalion Total: 104 statioary MGs, 22 stationary batteries 2 Attached: 2nd Mountain Artillery Regiment (9 btrys) 8th Btry, 1st Heavy Artillery Regiment 4-6th & 8th Btry, 11th Heavy Artillery Regiment 1st Trench Mortar Btry, 9th Heavy Artillery Regt (Pers) 4th & 11th Battery, 13th Heavy Artillery Regt (Pers) 5th Flak Section 15th Flak Section 180th Flak Section 2/21st Sapper Battalion Riva Detachment: Feldmarschal-leutnant von Schiesser Sturm Half Battalion III/136th Infantry Regiment IV/2nd k.k. Landsturm Infantry Regiment 157th k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion 162nd k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion 163rd k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion 166th k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion 174th k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion III k.k. Landsturm Infantry Battalion 24th High Mountain Company Innsbruck Standschützen Battalion Eisacktal Standschützen Group Riva-Arco Kreigerkorps Standschützen Group 3rd March Sqn, 6th Mounted Schützen Division 3rd (KFA) Field Artillery Brigade: Oberst von Truenfest 6th Btry, 49th Field Artillery Regiment 1-5th Btry, 149th Field Artillery Regiment 6th Btry, 172nd Field Artillery Regiment 5th Btry, 72nd Field Heavy Artillery Regiment 2nd & 3rd Btry, 49th Mountain Artillery Battalion 7th Btry, 1st Heavy Artillery Regiment 1st Trench Mortar Btry, 1st Heavy Artillery Regiment 1st Trench Mortar Btry, 14th Heavy Artillery Regiment 1-3rd Btry, 13th Heavy Artillery Regiment (Pers) 1-4th Btry, 14th Heavy Artillery Regiment (Pers) 2/60th Sapper Battalion Total: 70 stationary MGs, & 37 stationary batteries Corps Support: 3rd March Sqn, 4th Dragoon Regiment 54 K Aviation Company Corps Total: 12,800 rifles, 80 cavarly, 290 mobile guns XXI Corps: General der Infanterie Lütgendorf 3rd Cavarly Division: Feldmarshal-leutnant von Kopecek Sturm Half Regiment 5th Cavarly Brigade: Generalmajor von Kirsch 3rd Dragoon Regiment (2) 8th Hussar Regiment (2) 4th Uhlan Regiment (2) 7th Uhlan Regiment (2) Combined Reiter Squadron Attached: 3 19th Artillery Brigade: Oberst Dobringer 19th Field Artillery Regiment 119th Field Artillery Regiment 1-4th Btry, 19th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment 19th Mountain Artillery Battalion 2nd Trench Mortar Btry, 8th Heavy Artillery Regiment 3/34th Sapper Battaloin Total: 21 stationary MG & 14 stationary batteries 56th Schützen Division: Feldmarschal-leutnant Kroupa 56th Sturm Battalion 111th Schützen Brigade: Generalmajor Maendl von Bughardt 36th Schützen Regiment (3) III Kaiser Schützen Regiment (3) 112th Schützen Brigade: Oberst Hinek 37th Schützen Regiment (2 1/2) II Kaiser Schützen Regiment (3) Other: 4/3rd Mounted Schützen Regiment 56th Artillery Brigade: Oberst Ziller 56th Artillery Regiment 156th Artillery Regiment 56th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment 56th Mountain Artillery Battalion 1/56th Sapper Battalion Total: 33 stationary MGs, & 13 stationary batteries Attached: IV k.k. Landsturm Battalion I. Standschützen Group 8th Mountain Guide Company (1/2) 6th Mountain Artillery Regiment (9 btrys) 5th & 6th Btry, 19th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment 9-12th Btry, 3rd Heavy Artillery Regiment 1st Trench Mortar Btry, 13th Heavy Artillery Regiment 3rd Trench Mortar Btry, 14th Heavy Artillery Regiment 7th Btry, 11th Heavy Artillery Regiment (Pers.) 11th & 12th Btry, 14th Heavy Artillery Regiment (Pers.) 7th Flak Battery Corps Support: 3/27th Sapper Battalion 3/31st Sapper Battalion 23rd K Aviation Company Corps Total: 9,700 rifles, 100 cavarly, 290 mobile guns XIV (Edelweiss) Corps: General der Infanterie Verdross von DRossberg Kaiser Jäger Division: Generalmajor Prinz zu Schwarzenberg 8th Sturm Battalion 1st Kaiser Jäger Brigade: Oberst Dr. Eccher von Echo 1st Kaiserjäger Regiment (3) 2nd Kaiserjäger Regiment (3) 2nd Kaiser Jäger Brigade: Oberst von Lustig-Prean 3rd Kaiserjäger Regiment (3) 4th Kaiserjäger Regiment (3) Other: 2/Tyrolian Kaiser Schützen Division 8th Artillery Brigade: Oberst Walluschek von Wallfeld 4 8th Field Artillery Regiment 18th Field Artillery Regiment 8th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment 1st & 2nd Btry, 8th Mountain Artillery Battalion 1/,3/8th Sapper Battalion Total: 38 stationary MGs & 8 stationary batteries Attached: 111th Infantry Regiment (3) Enneberg Standschützen Battalion Pustertal Standschützen Battalion 14th Mountain Artillery Regiment (9 btrys) 4th Btry, 10th Mountain Artillery Regiment 2nd, 3rd & 12th Btry, 10th Mountain Artillery Regiment 5th Btry, 13th Heavy Artillery Regiment 4th Trench Mortar Btry, 14th Heavy Artillery Regiment 7th Btry, 7th Heavy Artillery Regiment (Pers) 5th Btry, 14th Heavy Artillery Regiment (Pers) I Flak Battery 1 Naval Battery 19th Infantry Infantry Division: Feldmarschal-leutnant Elmar 19th Sturm Battalion 37th Infantry Brigade: Generalmajor Lunzer von Lindhausen 35th Infantry Regiment (3) 75th Infantry Regiment (3) 38th Infantry Brigade: Generalmajor Greger von Stirbul 50th Infantry Regiment (3) Other: 1/7th Dragoon Regiment 1/19th Sapper Company 6 Stationary batteries Attached: 40th Artillery Brigade: Oberst Schreiner 40th Honved Field Artillery Regiment 140th Honved Field Artillery Regiment 40th Heavy Honved Field Artillery Regiment 40th Honved Mountian Artillery Battalion 3rd Btry, 8th Honved Mountian Artillery Battalion 1st, 2nd, 5th, 7th-9th Btrys, 10th Mountain Artillery Regiment 6th & 8th Btry, 13th Heavy Artillery Regiment 2nd Trench Mortar Btry, 14th Heavy Artillery Regiment 6th Btry, 14th Heavy Artillery Regiment (Pers) Corps Support Troops: 6th Infantry Brigade: Generalmajor von Zuccari 114th Infantry Regiment (6 cos) 5th Mountain Guide Company 8th Mountain Guide Company (1/4 co) 17th K Aviation Company Corps Total: 19,000 rifles, 200 cavalry, 300 mobile guns Army Reserve: 159th Infantry Brigade: Oberst von Covin 10th Landsturm Infantry Battalion 164th Landsturm Infantry Battalion 171st Landsturm Infantry Battalion 5 II Landsturm Infantry Battalion 1st March Sqn, 15th Dragoon Regiment (1/4 sqn) Army Support Troops: 3rd K Field Artillery Regiment 15th Btry, 14th Heavy ARtillery Regiment (Pers.) 1
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