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Titolo: Divisioni d'artiglieria tedesche IIGM

Il post di Davide nel thread ''Clibanarii'' mi ha fatto venire la
curiosita', cosi' mi sono messo a ''scavare''.
La 18a Panzer fu in effetti ricostruita come 18a d'artiglieria
nell'ottobre '43 e tale rimase sino al luglio '44, sottoposta al gruppo
armate centro. Secondo il German Army Handbook di James Lucas (non e' un
gran che, se avete consigli su pubblicazioni simili prego invirali:-),
pero' l'esperienza fu un successo e porto' alla creazione delle
divisioni d'artiglieria 309a, 310a, 311a, 312a (la prima sotto il
controllo del gruppo armate nord, le altre del gruppo armate sud). Nello
stesso periodo furono anche create le brigate d'artiglieria numerate da
401 a 410, Queste unita' ebbero vita breve, furono infatti convertite in
altrettanti Volksartillerie Korps. Questi ultimi non erano corpi
d'armata ma semplici reggimenti con piu' battaglioni del normale.
Purtroppo il German Army Handbook non riporta altre informazioni su
queste unita', se ne avete sono benvenute.
Ciao
Ale
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*La sconfitta reclama ad alta voce perche' esige spiegazioni; mentre la
vittoria, come la carita', nasconde un gran numero di peccati*
Alfred T. Mahan

 queste unita', se ne avete sono benvenute.
[...]
18° Artilleriedivisionen;
Formata nel settembre 1943 dai resti della 18° Pz; dai bn. divionali vennero
ricavati i regg. divisionali d'art.
La divisone avrebbe dovuto avere:
88° rgt art. su:
staff reggimentale;
1° bn articolato su 1 comando batterie+ 2 batterie a traino meccanico con
3xleFH10.5 l'una; 1 batteria pesante con 2 15cmsFH.
2° bn su comando, 2 batterie con 4+leFH, una "semovente" con 2xleFH
3° e 4° bn su comando e 3 batterie di 3 pezzi l'una (leFH10.5)
288° rgt art. su
staff reggiementale;
1° bn (derivato dal 4/96° art.)
su comando, 2 batterie con 4xleFH l'una+1 batteria con 4x10cmK18
2°bn (ex 4/371° art) come sopra
3° bn su comando, 1° bttry con 3leFH, 2à con solo 2 pezzi e 3° con4x10cmK18
4°bn su comando e 3 batterie con3x21cm Morser l'una
388° art. Rgt. su
4° bn. acquisizione, su comando bn., gruppo rilevamento, gruppo acqusizione.
(tolae 2x2cmFlak, 15 Mg34/42)
740° bn. art. su comando e 3batterie con3x15cm sFH
280°bn. Flak con comando, 1 batteria leggera (9x2cm, 2x2cmFlakvierling) 2
batterie con4x88e3x2cmFlak l'una.
741° Bttry Sturmgeschutze (aggiunta in seguito) con 10 pezzi
88° bn. Schutzen (aggiunto in seguito)
18° Gruppo controllo fuoco
88° trasmissioni (aggiunto il 7/9/43)
88° colonna rifornimenti
supporti divisionali (compagnie mediche, ammnistrative, nucleo ambualnze,
plotone Feldgendarmerie.
La divisione oltre ad avere seri problemi d'equipaggiamento ebbe anche viat
breve, venendo sciolta il 27 agosto'44, senza essere stata impiegata in modo
unitario.
Quanto alle divisioni d'art. 309°-312° art. div. derivarono dagli Hohre
Arkos di pari numero dell'AGS. Nel novemnre '43 diedero vita fino al luglio
dell'anno successivo ad altrettanti comandi divisonali che però inquadrarono
solo battaglioni e batterie autonome assegnate di volta in volta senza
vincoli organici; ciascun comando divisionale comprendeva battaglioni
trasporto, manutenzione, compagnia servizi e trasmissioni oltre a
distaccamenti minori (nucleo topografico, sezione telefoni da campo etc.)
Per i Volkartilleirekorps, essi vennero organizzati  a partire dal
settembre/ottobre'44 con i numeri 166, 388, 401-410, 704, 732, 766 e 959.
A conti fatti erano equivalenti a reggimenti art. rinforzati, su una medi
adi 6 battaglioni art. con 3 batterie per bn. L'organizzazione sulla carta
era differente per ciascun bn. comprendendo batterie dotate di materiali
etereogenei. Anche se non riportate da Tessin, vengono citati a volte i
Corpi d'Artiglieria 88 e 888, formati il 12/1/45. Data l'epoca si trattò in
ogni caso di una organizzazione virtuale di assetti non più esistenti.
Non ho il libro di Lucas, le mie fonti sono Nafziger, vol.3, Tessin,
Nierhorster e Kiling.
Jaco

 queste unita', se ne avete sono benvenute.
Ho fatto una rapida ricerca su Feldgrau.com ed ho trovato questo
interessante post sulla 18. Artillerie division.
18TH ARTILLERY DIVISION The 18th Artillery Division was formed in 
September 1943 from the remains of the disbanded 18th Panzer Division. 
The 88th Light Artillery Regiment was formed with its 1st Bn - equipped
with 105mm leFH-Sfl Wespe self propelled howitzers, the 2nd, 3rd & 4th
Battalions had 105mm leFH (mot). The the 288th Heavy Artillery Regiment
was equipped with the 1st and 2nd Battalions equipped with 150mm sFH 
(mot) (from the 4/96th & 4/371st), the 3rd Battalion was equipped with
with 210mm mortars from 809th Battalion, 4th Battalion with 100mm guns 
from old 3/88th AR), the Staff/782nd Artillery Regiment with the 4th 
Light Observation Battalion, 740th Heavy Artillery Battalion (170mm 
guns) and 280th Army Flak Battalion. When formed had:
88th Artillery Regiment
----------1 (mot) Regimental Staff Battery
-----1st Battalion 
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------2 (mot) Batteries (3 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
----------1 Self Propelled Battery (2 150mm sFH & 2 LMGs) 
-----2nd Battalion
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------2 (mot) Batteries (4 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
----------1 Self Propelled Battery (2 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs) 
-----3rd (RSO) Battalion
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------3 (mot) Batteries (3 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
-----4th (RSO) Battalion
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------3 (mot) Batteries (4 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
288th Artillery Regiment
----------1 (mot) Regimental Staff Battery
-----1st Battalion (former 4/96th Artillery Regiment)
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------2 (mot) Batteries (4 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
----------1 (mot) Battery (4 100mm K18 & 2 LMGs) 
-----2nd Battalion (former 4/371st Artillery Regiment)
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------2 (mot) Batteries (4 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
----------1 (mot) Battery (4 100mm K18 & 2 LMGs) 
-----3rd Battalion (former 3/88th Artillery Regiment)
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------1 (mot) Battery (3 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
----------1 (mot) Battery (2 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
----------1 (mot) Battery (4 100mm K18 & 2 LMGs) 
-----4th Battalion
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------3 (mot) Batteries (3 210mm m”rsers & 2 LMGs ea)
388th Artillery Regiment
-----4th Observation Battalion
----------1 (mot) Staff (2 LMGs)
----------1 (mot) Sound Ranging Battery (2 20mm & 6 LMGs
----------1 (mot) Flash Ranging Battery (9 LMGS) 
-----740th Artillery Battalion
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------3 (mot) Batteries (3 150mm guns & 2 LMGs ea)
-----280th Flak Battaion
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------1 (mot) Battery (9 20mm (mot), 2 20mm quad self propelled, &
---------------2 LMGs)
----------2 (mot) Batteries (4-88mm, 3 20mm & 2 LMGs ea)
----------1 (mot) Light Flak Column
741st Sturmgeschütz Battery (added later)
-----(10 sturmgeschützen)
88th Sch tzen Battalion (added later)
18th Fire Control Battery (added later)
88th Division Signals Battalion (added 9/7/43)
88th Supply Troop
-----4 (120 ton)(mot) Tranpsortation Companies (4 LMGs ea)
-----1 (mot) Supply Company (6 LMGs)
-----2 (mot) Maintenance Companies
Administrative Troops:
-----1 (mot) Bakery Company
-----1 (mot) Butcher Company
-----1 (mot) Divisional Administration Company
Medical:
-----1 (mot) Medical Company (2 LMGs)
-----1 (mot) Ambulance
Other:
-----1 (mot) Feldgendarme Troop
-----1 (mot) Field Post Office
The organization of the division was apparently quite variable, as on
11/16/43 the division was ordered reorganized as follows:
Divisional Staff:
----------88th (mot) Mapping Detachment
----------88th (mot) Military Police Troop (1 LMG)
88th Artillery Regiment
----------1 (mot) Regimental Staff Battery
-----1st Battalion 
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------2 (motZ) Batteries (6 Wespe SdKfz 124 with 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs
ea)
----------1 Self Propelled Battery (6 Hummel SdKfz 165 with 150mm sFH 
---------------& 2 LMGs) 
-----2nd Battalion
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------3 (motZ) Batteries (4 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
-----3rd (RSO) Battalion
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------2 (motZ) Batteries (4 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
----------1 (motZ) Battery (4 100mm guns & 2 LMGs)
-----4th (RSO) Battalion
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------3 (motZ) Batteries (4 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
288th Artillery Regiment
----------1 (mot) Regimental Staff Battery
-----1st Battalion 
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------3 (motZ) Batteries (4 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
-----2nd Battalion (former 987th Artillery Regiment)
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------2 (motZ) Batteries (4 150mm sFH & 2 LMGs ea)
----------1 (motZ) Battery (4 100mm K18 & 2 LMGs) 
-----3rd Battalion (former 1-3rd Btrys, 740th Artillery Battalion)
----------1 (mot) Staff Battery
----------3 (motZ) Batteries (3 170mm guns & 2 LMGs ea)
388th Artillery Regiment (former 782nd)
-----1 Regimental Staff & (mot) Staff Battery (2 LMGs)
-----1/388th Artillery Regiment (former 2/262nd Artillery Regiment)
----------1 Battalion Staff & (mot) Staff Battery
----------3 (motZ) Batteries (4 105mm lefh & 2 LMGs ea)
-----2/388th Artillery Regiment (former 986th Artillery Battlaion)
----------1 Battalion Staff & (mot) Staff Battery
----------2 (motZ) Batteries (4 150mm sFH & 2 LMGs ea)
----------1 (motZ) Battery (4 100mm guns & 2 LMGs)
-----3/388th Artillery Regiment (former 809th Artillery Battlaion)
----------1 Battalion Staff & (mot) Staff Battery
----------3 (motZ) Batteries (3 210mm M”rsers & 2 LMGs ea)
741st Sturmgesch tz Battery 
-----(10 sturmgesch tzen)
280th Flak Battalion:
-----2 (motZ) Heavy Flak Batteries (4 88mm, 3 20mm & 2 LMGs ea)
-----1 (motZ) Light Battery (9 20mm, 2 self propelled quad 20mm & 2
LMGs)
-----1 (motZ) Light Battery (12 20mm guns & 2 LMGs)
4th Observation Battalion
-----1 (mot) Staff Battery (2 LMGs) 
-----1 (mot) Calibration Detachment
-----1 (mot) Flash Ranging Battery (9 LMGs)
-----1 (mot) Sound Ranging Battery (6 LMGs)
18th (mot) Fire Control Battery (2 LMGs)
88th Division Signals Battalion (added 9/7/43)
-----1 (mot) Telephone Company (5 LMGs)
-----1 (mot) Telephone Intercept Company (4 LMGs)
-----1 (mot) Radio Company (7 LMGs)
-----1 (mot) Light Signals Supply Column
88th Feldersatz Battalion:
-----1 Transportation Company
-----1 Signals Company
-----3 Batteries 
88th Supply Troop
-----1/,2/,3/,4/88th (120 ton)(mot) Transportation Companies (4 LMGs ea)
-----5/88th (60 ton) (horse drawn) Transportation Company (8 LMGs)
-----88th (mot) Supply Company (6 LMGs)
-----1/,2/,3/88th (mot) Maintenance Companies
-----88th (mot) Maintenance Supply Column
Administrative Troops:
-----1 (mot) Bakery Company
-----1 (mot) Butcher Company
-----1 (mot) Divisional Administration Company
Medical:
-----1/88th (mot) Medical Company (2 LMGs)
-----1/88th (mot) Ambulance
Other:
-----88th (mot) Field Post Office
The division's equipment shortages were quickly made up and the divi-
sion was, to a large degree, reequipped. The 1/88th was a self propel-
led battalion with two light and a heavy battery, each with six guns. 
The 2/,3/,4/88th each had 4 105mm lefh and 2 LMGs). The 1/,2/288th were
equipped with 4 sFH and 2 LMGS ea). The 3/288th had 3 210mm m”rsers and
the 3/288th 3 batteries, each with 4 100mm K 18 and 2 LMGs each. The 
740th Artillery Battalion had 3 (mot) batteries, each with 3 170mm guns
and 2 LMGs. The 280th Artillery Battalion was as shown above, plus the
addition of a 10th (mot) Battery with 12 20mm and 2 LMGs. The signals
battalion had been armored, but the armored equipment was stripped out
and replaced with non-armored equipment. The division was disbanded on
27 August 1944.
The following material was an attempted synthesis of material from
Jason Long (I believe that is the correct name) and Nafziger's now
dated Vol III of the German OB>
Artillerie Division 18 (C.O.: Lt.Gen. Thoholte - Hitler’s Legions, 
p. 475)
1 Oct 43 formed from Stab/18. Panzer Division with three regiments: 
AR 88 with 4 leichte battalions from 18. Panzer Division(16 Oct 43, p.
 39-40)
AR 288 with 2x sFH, 1x 10.5cm Kanonen and 1x 21cm Mörsern battalions
AR 388 with a 17cm Kanonen battalion as well as Beobachtungs and Flak
 bns.
26 Oct 43 actually formed with:
AR 88 with three leichte battalions
AR 288 with one leichte, one mixed and one 17cm Kanonen battalions
AR 388 with one leichte, one mixed and one 21cm Mörser battalions
Other significant elements were StuG Bttr. 741, H.Flakart.Abt. 280, and
Beobachtungs-Abt. 4
Late 43: Zhitomir w/ XLVIII Pz Korps
Early 44: south of Cherkassy, played major part in destruction of 
Russian 1st Tank Army
Mar 44: defending near Tarnopol as part of XLVIII Pz K., 4th Pz. Army
27 Aug 44, division disbanded [Nafziger, p.5, Germ OB, vol. III]
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Artillerie-Rgt. 88
Heeres-Art. Brigade 88 (mot.) (25 Jul 44)
16 Oct [Nafziger says Sep] 43 artillery regiment of 18. Panzer Division
with I. (Wespe), II., and III. (s.), stayed with the division when it
was redesignated as 18. Artillerie Division.
[When formed, Art.-Rgt. 88/18. Art. Div. had:
I./ two 3 pc. mot. bttries of leFH & one 2 pc. bttry of Hummel
II./ two 4 pc. mot. bttries of leFH & one 2 pc. bttry of Wespe
III. (RSO)/ three 3 pc. mot. bttries of leFH
IV. (RSO)/ three 4 pc. mot. bttries of leFH - Nafziger(3)]
[Mid-Nov 43, reorganization ordered. When re-equipped (?), 
Art.-Rgt. 88/18 .A.D.had:
I./ two 6 pc. bttries of Wespe & one 6 pc. bttry of Hummels
II./ three 4 pc.(?) mot.(?) bttries of leFH
III./ three 4 pc.(?) mot.(?) bttries of leFH
I V./ three 4 pc.(?) mot.(?) bttries of leFH - Naf(5)]
[Hinze (1): 19 Jul 44, 3rd Panzer Army, Army Group Center]
27 Aug 44, 18. Art. Div disbanded; its regiments separated to become 
indep. brigades on or about 25.7.44.
Heeres-Artillerie-Brigade 88
Heeres-Artillerie-Korps 88 (12 Jan 45 planned) - see p. 3 above
25 Jul 44 brigade formed by redesignation of Art.Rgt. 88 (18. Art. Div.)
with three bns
Jul-Aug 44, IV./ formed from Art.Abt. 854 with two batteries
10 Mar 45 organization: I./ one 6 pc. bttry Wespe & two 6 pc. battries 
Hummels 
II./ two 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 10.5-cm leFH
III./ two 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 15-cm s.FH
IV./ two 3 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 21-cm Mörser
Early 45, I./ reassigned as I./Pz.Art.Rgt. Brandenburg [p.18 Nafziger,
Germ.OB, v. III]
If the brigade became a H.Art.Korps, it must have done so in mid-March 
or later.
Heeres-Artillerie-Korps 88 
12 Jan 45 ordered formed by redesignation of 
Heeres-Artillerie-Brigade 88
Organization was intended as:
I./ three 6 pc. mot. bttries of leFH (frmr Pz.Art.Rgt “Brandenburg”???)
II./three 6 pc. mot. batteries of leFH (frmr XII./44. Art.Rgt.?)
III./ two 6 pc. mot. batteries of 15-cm s.FH
IV./ three 4 pc. mot. batteries of 21-cm Mörsern
V./ two 6 pc. mot. batteries of 15-cm s.FH (from III./AR 184?)
10 Mar 45 organization of H.Art.Brig. 88:
I./ one 6 pc. bttry Wespe & two 6 pc. bttries Hummels 
II./ two 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of leFH
III./ two 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 15-cm s.FH
IV./ two 3 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 21-cm Mörser
Early 45, I./ became I./Pz.Art.Rgt. Brandenburg [p.18, Nafziger, 
Germ.OB, vol. III]
There is apparently no evidence, except an organization chart, to 
confirm that H.Art.Korps 88 existed.
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Artillerie-Rgt. Stab 288
Heeres-Artillerie-Brigade 288 (Jul 44)
Not long before the 18. Art. Div. was disbanded in Aug 44, it’s 
three rgts, 88., 288., & 388 became indep. H.Art.brigades.
7 Sep 43 formation planned with two sFH Abt. (from IV./AR 96 and 
IV./AR 371), a 21cm Msr. Abt. (from Art.Abt. 809) and a 10.5cm Kanone
Abt. (from III./AR 88) as a part of 18. Artillerie Division, but not 
implemented.
26 Oct 43 formed by redesignation of Stab/Art.Rgt. 109 and:
I./ (leichte) from Army Group North (?????????)
II./ (mixed) from s.Art.Abt. 987
III./ (17cm K mot. Z) Stab from Stab/Art.Abt. 767 and Bttrn 1.-3./740
Early 44: Kaments-Podolskii
Heeres-Artillerie-Brigade 288
Jul 44 formed by redesignation of Art.Rgt. 288 (18. Art.Div.) with 
(after Nov 43):
I./ three 4 pc. mot.(?) bttries of 15-cm s.FH
II./ three 4 pc. mot.(?) bttries of 15-cm s.FH
III./ one 3 pc. mot.(?) bttry of 21-cm mörser & three 4 pc. mot.(?) 
batteries of 10-cm K 18.
14 Aug 44 organization: I./ two 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 15-cm s.FH
II./ three 3 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 17-cm K
III./ two 6 pc. bttries of 15-cm s.FH
24 Oct 44 organization while in H.Gr. A:
I./888 w/ mot. s.FH (former Art.Abt 737)
II./888 w/ mot. s.FH (former II./388 H.Art. Rgt.= Art.Abt.986)
two 4 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 15-cm s.FH & one 4 pc. btry 10cm K
III./888 w/ mot. 21-cm Mörser (former III./Art.Rgt. 109)
Dec 44 II./ redesignated as II./Heeres-Artillerie-Korps 888? Or 24 
Oct 44?
1945 only I./ and III./ Actually, since III./288 became I./888 on 7 
Feb 45, only I./288 remains unaccounted for.
2 Feb 45, H.Art. Brig. 288 became H.Art. Brig. 888 [Nafziger, p. 18, 
GermOB, v.III]
1945: 4th Army, Cracow
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Artillerie-Regiment 388
Heeres-Artillerie-Brigade 388 (27 Jul 44)
Not long before the 18. Art. Div. was disbanded in Aug 44, it’s 
three rgts, 88., 288., & 388 became indep. H.Art.brigades.
9 Sep 1943 formed by redesignation Stab/Art.Rgt. z.b.V. 782 with 
(on 16 Nov 43) a planned organization of:
I./ from II./Art.Rgt.262 (le.FH) from 262. I.D. vernichtet
II./ from s.Art.Abt. 986 (mixed)
III./ from s.Art.Abt. 809 (21cm Mörser) [Nafziger, p.4, GermOB v.III]
After mid-Nov 44, actual organization was only one bn:
I.(?)/388 was three 3 pc. mot. bttries of 17-cm K. [Naf(5, top)]
1943-44: assigned to 18. Artillerie-Division
27 Aug 44, 18. Art.Div. disbanded
1944: Army Group North Ukraine
Heeres-Artillerie-Brigade 388
27 Jul 1944 Stab formed by redesignation of 
Stab/Artillerie-Regiment 388 (18. Art.Div) with:
I./ (7.5cm-Pak/RSO) ????
II./ from Art.Pak.Abt. 1039 (bo.) (8.8cm-Pak) ????
III./ (leFH/RSO) ????
14 Aug 44, organization:
I./ two 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 15-cm s.FH (former II./42 Art.Rgt.)
II./ two 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 15-cm s.FH (former II./43 Art.Rgt.)
III./ three 3 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 21-cm Mörser (former 672 H.Art.
Abt.)
10./ three 17-cm K. (former 2./767 Art.Abt. assigned 7 Aug 44)
27 Aug 44, 18. Art.Div. disbanded
10 Oct 44 redesignated as Volks-Artillerie-Korps 388
Volks-Artillerie-Korps 388 (mot.)
20 Oct 44 ordered formed by redesignation of Heeres-Artillerie-Brigade
388 with (on 2 Nov 44):
I./ - III./ from I./-III./H.-Art.Brigade 388
IV./ from Heeres-Art.Abt. II./42 (sFH mot.)
V./ from Heeres-Art.Abt. II./43 (sFH mot.)
VI./ from Heeres-Art.Abt. 672 (21cm Mörser/17cm K.)
Nafziger has for 2 Nov 44 (top of p.9): 
I. (RSO)/ three 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 75-mm FK 40
II./ three 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 88-mm PaK 43 
III. (RSO)/ three 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 10.5-cm leFH 18/40
IV./ two 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 15-cm s.FH
V./ two 6 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 122-mm sFH 396(r), replcd w/10.5cm leFH
in Jan.45 VI./ two 3 pc. mot.Z. bttries of 21-cm Mörser and one 3 pc.
mot.Z bttry of 17-cm K.
Dec 44: I. SS-Panzer Corps, 6th Panzer Army, Ardennes Offensive:
[Jung: gun strength 16 Dec 44:
18x 7.5cm FK 40
18x 8.8cm Pak 43
18x 10.5cm leFH 18/40
12x 12.2cm sFH 396(r)
12x 15cm sFH
3x 17cm K 18
6x 21cm Mrs 18 90 pieces total]
Feb-Mar45: Fifth Panzer Army, Rhine area
Apr 45: 6th Army, Hungary
Saluti
Mauro Geranzani
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Puoi dirlo forte!
Ciao
        Emanuele

 Me lo sono chiesto anche io. : )
Le pubblicazioni delle forze armate sono una sua fonte, credo.
Alla Biblioteca Nazionale dovrebbero averle tutte.
Può darsi che lavori in biblioteca :-)))))))))))))))

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L'opera completa del Tessin, la Bibbia sull'argomento, costa due milioni di
vecchie lirette se non sbaglio... non e' un acquisto per lettori
occasionali. Del resto per comprare gran parte dei volumi pubblicati sui
reparti e i mezzi della Wehrmacht ci vuole un mutuo, o quasi.
Haydm

 reparti e i mezzi della Wehrmacht ci vuole un mutuo, o quasi.
....eh, appunto!  Io sto arricchendo Albertelli!
Ciao
        Emanuele

 interessante post sulla 18. Artillerie division.
[...]
Il materiale di Feldgrau č in buona parte derivante da Tessin; J. Long
collabora con Nafziger e C. Sharp nelle serie "Organizational".
In particolare l'organizzazione della 18°Art. Dv. č quella riportata da
Nafziger, vol.3 a sua volta praticamente identica a quella riportata da
tessin.
Jaco