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Troops Subordinate to an Army Corps HQ - Aug 1914 |
Korps-Truppen |
Army Corps composed of two Infantry Divisions and following corps assets: |
Heavy Field-Howitzer Battalion |
4 howitzer batteries |
920 men total (per battery: 6 officers, 24 NCOs, 191 enlisted; 9 medical & train) |
16 heavy howitzers in 4 batteries (15cm schwere Feldhaubitze 13) |
per battery: 20 saddle horses & 102 draft horses, 1 feed wagon, |
8 munitions wagons, 1 supply wagon, 1 provisions wagon, 1 farrier's wagon, |
1 large baggage wagon, 1 observation wagon |
Foot Artillery Munitions Column: |
105 men (2 officers, 13 NCOs, 87 enlisted; 3 medical & train) |
17 saddle horses & 84 draft horses; 1 feed wagon, 17 munitions wagons, |
1 farrier's wagon, 1 supply wagon |
Foot Artillery Munitions Column Section |
8 columns per section |
840 men total (per column: 2 officers, 13 NCOs, 87 enlisted, 3 medical & train) |
per column: 17 saddle horses & 84 draft horses; 17 munitions wagons, |
1 farrier's wagon, 1 feed wagon, 1 supply wagon |
Field Aviation Detachment |
131 men (15 officers, 14 NCOs, 86 enlisted; 16 medics & train troops) |
6 aircraft, 2 fuel trucks, 6 trailer trucks, 1 repair truck, 5 automobiles, |
1 baggage/munitions wagon, 1 passenger van |
Telephone Detachment |
48 men (1 officer, 5 NCOs, 41 enlisted; 1 medic) |
7 saddle horses & 22 draft horses |
5 telegraph material wagons, 1 supply wagon |
Searchlight Section |
41 men (2 officers, 4 NCOs, 33 enlisted; 2 medics) |
4 saddle horses & 24 draft horses |
2 searchlights, 2 equipment wagons, 1 provisions wagon |
Corps Bridging Train |
208 men (8 officers, 21 NCOs, 58 enlisted; 121 medics & train troops) |
25 saddle horses & 212 draft horses |
28 pontoon wagons, 2 trestle wagons, 2 supply wagons, 1 baggage wagon, |
1 provisions wagon, 1 feed wagon, 1 explosives/munitions wagon |
2x Train Sections |
Provisions Columns (Proviant-) |
6 columns total (3 per section): |
129 men per column (4 officers, 9 NCOs, 116 enlisted) |
per column: 23 saddle horses & 160 draft horses; 36 provisions wagons, 2 supply wagons |
Vehicle Park Columns (Fuhrpark-) |
7 columns total (3-4 per section): |
102 men per column (5 officers, 13 NCOs, 84 enlisted) |
per column: 27 saddle horses & 112 draft horses, 48 park vehicles, 2 supply wagons |
Field Hospitals (Feldlazarett) |
12 total (6 per section): |
60 men per hospital (9 officers, 13 NCOs, 38 enlisted) |
per hospital: 9 saddle horses & 16 draft horses, 1 baggage wagon |
4 equipment wagons, 2 medical supply wagons, 1 officer's wagon |
Horse-Depots |
2 depots total (1 per section) |
2x Munitions Column Sections |
Infantry Munitions Columns |
4 columns total (2 per section): |
200 men per column (3 officers, 15 NCOs, 175 enlisted, 7 medical & train) |
per column: 30 saddle horses & 168 draft horses; 1 feed wagon |
34 munitions wagons, 3 supply wagons |
Artillery Munitions Columns |
7 columns total (3-4 per section): |
182 men per column (3 officers, 14 NCOs, 158 enlisted, 7 medical & train) |
per column: 26 saddle horses & 160 draft horses; 1 feed wagon |
21 munitions wagons, 5 supply wagons, 1 provisions wagon |
2x Field Bakery Columns |
193 men per column (5 officers, 11 NCOs, 177 enlisted) |
per column: 12 baking ovens, 12 equipment wagons, 1 supply wagon, 1 records wagon |
Foot Artillery Munitions Column Section |
8 colums per section (on average): |
105 men (2 officers, 13 NCOs, 87 enlisted; 3 medical & train) |
17 saddle horses & 84 draft horses; 1 feed wagon, 17 munitions wagons, |
1 farrier's wagon, 1 supply wagon |
Cron's Imperial German Army 1914-18 |
and various sources |
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