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Austro-Hungarian Army Northern Front 23 January 1915 Army Woyrsch: Prussian Generaloberst von Woyrsche Austro-Hungarian 2nd Army: General der Kavallerie von Böhm-Ermolli Gallwitz Corps: General der Artillery von Gallwitz 35th Infantry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant Fox 69th Brigade: Generalmajor von Baitz 50th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 51s Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 70th Brigade: Oberst von Salmon 62nd Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 63rd Infantry Regiment (3 bns) Division Cavalry: 5,6/2nd Hussar Regiment (246 men) 35th Field Artillery Brigade: (52 guns) 35th Field Artillery Regiment (5 btrys) 2nd Div/12th Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) two unidentified batteries Totals: 12 1/2 bns, 8,080 rifles. 27th Infantry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant Kosak 53rd Brigade: Generalmajor Urbarz 25th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 34th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 29th Feldjäger Battalion 54th Brigade: Oberst von Watterich 67th Infantry Regiment (4 bns) 85th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) Division Cavalry: 3/,4/15th Hussar Regiment (256 men) 27th Field Artillery Brigade: (42 guns) 16th Field Artillery Regiment (5 btrys) 2/6th Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) Totals: 11 1/2 bns, 9,470 rifles Austro-Hungarian IV Corps: General der Kavallerie von Tersztyanszky 31st Infantry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant von Lütgendorf 1 61st Brigade: Generalmajor von Felix 32nd Infantry Regiment (4 bns) 69th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 62nd Brigade: Generalmajor Blasius von Dani 44th Infantry Regiment (4 bns) 3rd Bosnisch-Herzegowinisch Infantry Regiment (2 bns) Division Cavalry: 1/,2/8th Hussar Regiment (294 men) 31st Field Artillery Brigade: (56 guns) 10th Field Artillery Regiment (5 btrys) 1st Div/4th Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) 3 unidentified batteries Totals: 12 1/2 bns, 11,468 rifles 32nd Infantry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant Goiginer 63rd Brigade: Generalmajor von Podhoranszky 23rd Infantry Regiment (4 bns) 70th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 64th Brigade: Generalmajor Grallert 6th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 86th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) Division Cavalry: (370 men) 3/,4/8th Hussar Regiment 2 unidentified squadrons 32nd Field Artillery Brigade: (42 gu ns) 11th Field Artillery Regiment (5 btrys) 2nd Div/4th Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) Totals: 8,613 rifles Attached: (presumed still present, assignment unknown) Reserve/8th Hussar Regiment 4th Heavy Howitzer Division (2 bns) 4/,5/4th Sapper Battalion 5/4th Pioneer Battalion Austro-Hungarian XII Corps: General der Infanterie von Kövees 16th Infantry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant Schariczer 31st Brigade: Generalmajor Szende 2nd Infantry Regiment (4 bns) 82nd Infantry Regiment (4 bns) 32nd Brigade: Generalmajor Goldbach 31st Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 64th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) Division Cavalry: 3/,4/, Reserve Sqn/2nd Hussar Regiment (366 men) 16th Field Artillery Brigade: (56 guns) 36th Field Artillery Regiment (5 btrys) 12th Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) 3 unidentified batteries Totals 10,705 rifles German 35th Reserve Division: Generalleutnant von Schmettau 13 bns, 3 sqns, 6 1/2 btrys, 8,992 rifles 348 cavalry, & 34 guns 2 3rd Cavalry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant von Brudermann 10th Cavalry Brigade: Obest von Cnobloch 3rd Dragoon Regiment (6 sqns) 7th Uhlan Regiment (6 sqns) 17th Cavalry Brigade: Generalmajor von Ursyn-Pruszynski 4th Uhlan Regiment (6 sqns) 1st Hussar Regiment (6 sqns) 2nd Artillery Division (3 btrys - 12 guns) Totals: 1 foot bn, 20 sqns, 789 rifles, 2,364 cavalry 7th Cavalry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant von Korda 11th Cavalry Brigade: Oberst Lasocki 10th Dragoon Regiment (6 sqns) 2nd Uhlan Regiment (6 sqns) 20th Cavalry Brigade: Generalmajor Le Gay von Lierfels 12th Dragoon Regiment (6 sqns) 3rd Uhlan Regiment (6 sqns) Artillery: 1st Horse Artillery Division (3 btrys - 12 guns) 1 unidentified battery (4 guns) Totals: 1 foot bn, 16 sqns, 400 rifles, 1,907 cavalry 9th Cavarly Division: Feldmarschalleutnant von Hauer 1st Cavalry Brigade: Oberst Diestl 4th Dragoon Regiment (6 sqns) 13th Dragoon Regiment (6 sqns) 9th Cavalry Brigade: Generalmajor von Micewski 1st Dragoon Regiment (6 sqns) 6th Uhlan Regiment (6 sqns) Artillery: Artillery Division (3 btrys - 12 guns) Totals: 1 foot bn, 16 sqns, 545 rrifles, 1,903 cavalry German Army Detachment Woyrsch: Generao Oberst von Woyrsch Landwehr Corps: Generalleutnant von König 3rd Landwehr Division: Generalleutnant von Riess 12 bns, 8,185 rifles, 4 sqns, 312 cavalry, 8 btrys, 44 guns 4th Landwehr Division: Generalleutnant von Wegerer 9 bns, 6,244 rifles, 7 sqns, 1,052 cavalry, 10 1/2 btrys, 56 guns Bredow Landwehr Division: Generalleutnant von Bredow 13 bns, 9,554 rifles, 2 sqns, 188 cavalry, 13 btrys 64 guns 1st Army: General der Kavallerie Dankl II Corps: Feldmarschal von Kirchbach 25th Infantry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant Erzherzog Peter Ferdinand 49th Brigade: Oberst von Severus 84th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 1st Bosnisch-Herzegowinisch Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 25th Feldjäger Battalion 50th Brigade: Generalmajor von Bolberitz 3 4th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 10th Feldjäger Battalion 17th Feldjäger Battalion 31st Feldjäger Battalion 1st Bosnisch-Herzegowinisch Feldjäger Battalion Division Cavalry: 3/,4/5th Mounted Schützen Regiment (208 men) 25th Field Artillery Brigade: (44 guns) 6th Field Artillery Regiment (5 btrys) 2nd Div/2nd Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) 5th Heavy Field Howitzer Division (2 btrys) Totals: 9,266 rifles 4th Infantry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant Ströger-Steiner von Steinstätten 7th Brigade: Oberst Schaible 81st Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 99th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 4 unidentified battalions Division Cavalry: 1/,2/5th Mounted Schützen Regiment (217 men) 4th Field Artillery Brigade: (49 guns) 5th Field Artillery Regiment (5 btrys) 1st Div/2nd Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) 2 unidentified batteries Totals: 8,381 rifles Attached: Reserve Sqn/1st Hussar Regiment (98 men) 4/,5/,6/2nd Sapper Battalion 5/2nd Pioneer Battalion Total Attached: 1 bn, 1 sqn, 540 rifles & 98 cavalry I Corps: General der Kavallerie von Kirchbach 5th Infantry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant Habermann 9th Brigade: Oberst Wossala 54th Infantry Regiment (4 bns) 93rd Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 10th Brigade: Oberst von Kaltenborn 1st Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 13th Infantry Regiment (4 bns) Division Cavalry: (357 men) 1/,2/4th Mounted Schützen Regiment 2 unidentified squadrons 5th Field Artillery Brigade: (50 guns) 3rd Field Artillery Regiment (5 btrys) 1st Div/1st Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) 1st Heavy Field Howitzer Division (2 btrys) 1/2 unidentified battery 4 Totals 12 bns, 9,318 rifles 46th Infantry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant Brandner 92nd Schützen Brigade: Oberst Haas 13th Schützen Regiment (3 bns) 15th Schützen Regiment (3 bns) 110th Royal Austrian Landsturm Brigade: Oberst Freisinger 16th Landsturm Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 32nd Landsturm Infantry Regiment (3 bns) Division Cavalry: (342 men) 5/,6/4th Mounted Schützen Regiment Reserve Sqn/1st Uhlan Regiment 46th Field Artillery Brigade: (70 guns) 2nd Field Artillery Regiment (4 btrys) 46th Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) 9 1/2 unidentified batteries Totals: 18 bns, 14,505 rifles Martiny Group: Feldmarschalleutnant Martiny 14th Infantry Division: Generalmajor von Willerding 27th Brigade: Generalmajor Horvath 71st Infantry Regiment (4 bns) 72nd Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 11th Feldjäger Battalion 28th Brigade: Oberst Jenisch 48th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 76th Infantry Regiment (3 bns) 19th Feldjäger Battalion Division Cavalry: 1/,2/5th Hussar Regiment (194 men) 14th Field Artillery Brigade: (43 guns) 14th Field Artillery Regiment (5 btrys) 1st Div/5th Field Howitzer Regiment (2 btrys) 1/4 unidentified btry Total: 12,147 rifles 106th Royal Austrian Landsturm Infantry Division: Feldmarschalleutnant Kletter 1st Landsturm Brigade: Oberst Brauner 15th Landsturm Regiment (3 bns) 31st Landsturm Regiment (3 bns) Landsturm Brigade: Oberst Köckh 25th Landsturm Regiment (3 bns) 38th Landsturm Regiment (3 bns) Division Cavalry: (406 men) Reserve Sqn/12th Dragoon Regiment 3 unidentified squadrons Artillery: (37 guns) 106th Field Artillery Regiment (5 btrys) 1st & 2nd Howitzer Btrys, 4th Mountain Art. 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    14 January 2019 [7 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY DIVISION (1940 – 41)] th 7 Australian Infantry Division (1) Advanced Headquarters. 6th Australian Division, Signals & Employment Platoon Rear Headquarters, 6th Australian Division & Signals th 18 Australian Infantry Brigade (2) Headquarters, 18th Australian Infantry Brigade, ‘J’ Section Signals & 47th Light Aid Detachment 2nd/9th Australian Infantry Battalion 2nd/10th Australian Infantry Battalion 2nd/12th Australian Infantry Battalion 21st Australian Infantry Brigade Headquarters, 21st Australian Infantry Brigade, ‘K’ Section Signals & 59th Light Aid Detachment 2nd/14th Australian Infantry Battalion 2nd/16th Australian Infantry Battalion 2nd/27th Australian Infantry Battalion 25th Australian Infantry Brigade Headquarters, 25th Australian Infantry Brigade, ‘L’ Section Signals & 44th Light Aid Detachment 2nd/25th Australian Infantry Battalion 2nd/31st Australian Infantry Battalion 2nd/33rd Australian Infantry Battalion Divisional Troops 7th Australian Divisional Cavalry Regiment (H.Q., ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ Squadrons, ‘G’ Section Signals and 50th Light Aid Detachment) ©www.BritishMilitaryH istory.co.uk Page 1 14 January 2019 [7 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY DIVISION (1940 – 41)] th Headquarters, Royal Australian Artillery, 7 Australian Division (7) 2nd/4th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery (H.Q., 7th & 8th Field Batteries and 51st Light Aid Detachment) 2nd/5th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery (H.Q., 9th & 10th Field Batteries and 52nd Light Aid Detachment) 2nd/6th Field Regiment, Royal Australian