Wolfgang Jäger

Wolfgang Jäger was born on 2 April 1858 in Tegernsee, Bavaria, Germany to Ludwig Jäger. 
In 1875 he joined the German Army. In 1881, he was promoted to an officer rank. 
In 1882, he married Eva Jäger.
In 1883, he had a son: Paul Jäger.
In 1886, he was deployed to fight in the First Samoan Civil War. 
In 1888, he had a son: Martin Jäger.
In 1889, he studied in the Prussian Staff College where he graduated in 1891. 
In 1892, he had a son: Johannes Jäger.
In 1893, he fought in the Bafut wars until 1895. In 1899, he fought in the Boxer Rebellion until 1901. 
In 1914 he was promoted to Oberst and assigned to the 6th Army commanded by Rupprecht, Crown Prince of Bavaria. After the war, he resigned. 
He died of natural causes in 1932 in Munich.