Sunday, December 12, 2010

ORDER OF BATTLE

 
JUNE 27, 1941
 Deutsches Afrikakorps (Rommel)

  • 5th Light Division (Streich)
  • 15th Panzer Division (von Esebeck)

AUGUST 15, 1941

PANZERGRUPPE AFRIKA (Rommel)


Afrikakorps (Cruwell)
  • 15th Panzer Division (Neumann-Silkow)
  • 21st Panzer Division (von Ravenstein)
  • "Afrika" Division (Summermann)
  • 55th Savona Infantry Division (Giorgis)
     
Italian XXI Army Corps (Navarrini)
  • 17th Pavia Infantry Division (Franceschini)
  • 27th Brescia Infantry Division (Zambon)
  • 25th Bologna Infantry Division (Gloria)
  • 102nd Trento Mot. Infantry Div. (de Stefanis)
      
Italian XX Corps (Gambarra)
  • 132nd Ariete Armored Division (Balotta)
  • 101st Trieste Mot. Infantry Division (Piazzoni)

APRIL 22, 1942

ARMEEGRUPPE AFRIKA (Rommel)


Panzerarmee Afrika (Cruwell)
  • Reserve: "Afrika" Division (Summermann)
  • 25th Bologna Inf. Div. (Gloria)
  • 60th Sabrath Infantry Division
     
Deutsches Afrikakorps (Nehring)Italian X Army Corps (Gioda)
  • 27th Brescia Infantry Division (Zambon)
  • 17th Pavia Infantry Division (Franceschini)
     
Italian XX Army Corps (Baldassare)
  • 132nd Ariete Armored Division (Balotta)
  • 101st Trieste Mot. Infantry Division (Piazzoni)
     
Italian XXI Army Corps (Navarrini)
  • 102nd Trento Mot. Infantry Div. (de Stefanis)
  • 60th Sabratha Infantry Division

MAY 26, 1942

ARMEEGRUPPE AFRIKA (Rommel)
 Panzerarmee Afrika (Cruwell)


Deutsches Afrikakorps (Nehring)
Italian X Army Corps (Gioda)
  • 27th Brescia Infantry Division (Zambon)
  • 17th Pavia Infantry Division (Franceschini) 
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Italian XX Army Corps (Baldassare)
  • 132nd Ariete Armored Division (Balotta)
  • 101st Trieste Mot. Infantry Division (Piazzoni)
     
Italian XXI Army Corps (Navarrini)
  • 102nd Trento Mot. Infantry Div. (de Stefanis)
  • 60th Sabratha Infantry Division

OCTOBER 23, 1942

ARMEEGRUPPE AFRIKA (Rommel)
 Panzerarmee Afrika (von Thoma)


Deutsches Afrikakorps (Stumme)
  • 15th Panzer Division (von Vaerst)
  • 21st Panzer Division (von Randow)
  • 90th Light "Afrika" Division (Graf Sponeck)
  • 164th Light "Afrika" Division (Lungershausen)
  • "Ramcke" Parachute Brigade (Ramcke)
  • Giovani Fascisti Infantry Division
     
Italian X Army Corps (Gioda)
  • 27th Brescia Infantry Division (Predieri)
  • 17th Pavia Infantry Division (Lombardi)
  • 185th Folgore Parachute Division (Frattini)
     
Italian XX Army Corps (Zingales de Stefanis)
  • 132nd Ariete Armored Division (Baldassare)
  • 133rd Littorio Armored Division (Azzi, Bitossi)
  • 101st Trieste Mot. Infantry Division (La Feria)
     
Italian XXI Army Corps (Navarrini, Berardi)
  • 102nd Trento Infantry Division (de Stefanis)
  • 25th Bologna Infantry Division (Gloria)
Late August 1942. Left to right: General von Bismarck, Rommel's Chief of Staff and friend - Generalleutnant Fritz Bayerlein and Rommel. Other 2 men unknown.
By Paulo Henriques em 9:57 PM

1 comment:

  1. Jed StuDecember 3, 2022 at 10:22 PM

    Rommel’s 115th, 15th Panzer Division.

    Please may I ask if you, or anyone you know, possibly have any old photographs, the WW2 account (and links) of Lorenz’s 15th Panzer unit, including of their capture, and the transportation of the prisoners to the USA.

    Lance Corporal Lorenz Schöen, was attached to Rommel's 115, 15 Panzer Division, he and his men were captured at El Alamein, North Africa on 11th May, 1943, by the British Army and General
    Montgomery.

    I believe Lorenz Schöen and all of his men were transferred into American hands as Prisoners of War, they were then all transported to U.S. Camp Fort Sam, Houston, San Antonio.

    I look forward to learning a great deal more.
    My very best wishes.
    Jed

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