Army Group North
Army Group North
General Fedor von Bock. Objectives: Capture the ‘Polish corridor’ (4th and drive southwards towards Warsaw from East Prussia (3rd Army)
Army Group Reserve Troops
10th Panzer Division – General Ferdinand Schaal
4th Panzer Brigade
10th Motorised Rifle Brigade
73rd Infantry Division – General Friedrich von Rabenau
170th, 186th, and 213th Infantry Regiments
206th Infantry Division – General Hugo Höfl
301st, 312th, and 413rd Infantry Regiments
208th Infantry Division – General Moritz Andreas
309th, 337th, and 338th Infantry Regiments
4th Army
General Günther von Kluge. Headquarters Western Pomerania
4th Army Reserves
23rd Infantry Division – General Walter Graf von Brockdorff-Ahlefeldt
9th, 67th, and 68th Infantry Regiments
218th Infantry Division – General Woldemar Freiherr Grote
323rd, 386th, and 397th Infantry Regiments
Frontier Guard Command
207th Infantry Division – General Karl von Tiedemann
322nd, 368th, and 374th Infantry Regiments
XIX Corps - General Heinz Guderian
3rd Panzer Division – General Leo Freiherr Geyr von Schweppenburg
3rd Panzer Brigade and 3rd Motorized Rifle Brigade
2nd Motorized Division – Commanded by General Paul Bader
5th, 25th, and 92nd Motorised Infantry Regiments
20th Motorized Division – Commanded by General Mauritz von Wiktorin
69th, 76th and 80th Motorised Infantry Regiments
Panzer Lehr Battalion
Reconnaissance Demonstration Battalion
II Corps - General Adolf Strauß
3rd Infantry Division – General Walter Lichel
8th, 29th, and 50th Infantry Regiments.
32nd Infantry Division – General Franz Böhme
4th, 94th, and 96th Infantry Regiments
III Corps – General Curt Haase
50th Infantry Division – General Konrad Sorsche
121st, 122nd, and 123rd Infantry Regiments
‘Netze’ Infantry Brigade – General Eccard Freiherr von Gablenz
3rd Army
General Georg von Kuckler. Headqaurters in East Prussia
3rd Army Reserves
1st Cavalry Brigade – Commanded by General Kurt Feldt.
217th Infantry Division – General Richard Baltzer
311th, 346th, and 389th Infantry Regiments.
XXVI Corps
1st Motorised Division
XXI Corps – General Nikolaus von Falkenhorst
21st Infantry Division – General Hans-Kuno von Both
3rd, 24th, and 45th Infantry Regiments
228th Infantry Division – General Hans Suttner
325th, 356th, and 400th Infantry Regiments
I Corps – General Walter Petzel
Panzer-Division Kempf – General Werner Kempf
7th Panzer Regiment, and the ‘Großdeutschland’ Motorised Infantry Regiment
11th Infantry Division – Commanded by General Max Bock
2nd, 23rd, and 44th Infantry Regiments
61st Infantry – Commanded by General Siegfried Hänicke
151st, 162nd, and 176th Infantry Regiments
‘Wodrig’ Corps – Commanded by General Albert Wodrig [Later renamed XXVI Corps]
1st Infantry Division – General Joachim von Kortzfleisch
22nd, and 43rd Infantry Regiment
12th Infantry Division – General Ludwig von der Leyen
27th, 48th, and 89th Infantry Regiments
‘Brand’ Corps – Commanded by General Fritz Brand
‘Lötzen’ Infantry Brigade – General Offenbacher
161st and 162nd Landwehr Infantry Regiments
‘Goldap’ Infantry Brigade – Commanded by General Notle
Army Group South
Army Group South
Colonel General Gerd von Rundstedt: Objectives to spearhead 8th and 10th armies from Silesia towards Warsaw and for the 14th army to smash the Polish forces around Krakow.
Army Group Reserve Troops
62nd Infantry Division – General Walter Keiner
164th, 183rd, and 190th Infantry Regiments
213th Infantry Division – General Rene de l'Homme de Courbiere
318th, 354th, and 406th Infantry Regiments
221st Infantry Division – General Johann Pflugbeil
350th, 360th, and 375th Infantry Regiments
VII Corps – General Eugen Ritter von Schobert
27th Infantry Division – General Friedrich Bergmann
40th, 63rd, and 91st Infantry Regiments
68th Infantry Division – General Georg Braun
169th, 188th, and 196th Infantry Regiments
1st Mountain [Gebirgsjäger] Division – General Ludwig Kübler
98th, 99th, and 100th Mountain Jäger Regiments
8th Army
General Johannes Blaskowitz. Headquarters in northern Silesia
X Corps – General Wilhelm Ulex
24th Infantry Division – General Friedrich Olbricht
31st, 32nd, and 102nd Infantry Regiments
30th Infantry Division – General Kurt von Briesen
6th, 26th, and 46th Infantry Regiments
XIII Corps – General Maximilian Reichsfreiherr von Weichs
10th Infantry Division – Commanded by General Conrad von Cochenhausen
20th, 41st, and 85th Infantry Regiments
17th Infantry Division – General Herbert Loch. Consisted of the 21st, 55th, and 95th Infantry Regiments
SS-Division (mot.) Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler Motorized Infantry Regiment – Josef ‘Sepp’ Dietrich
10th Army
General Walter von Reichenau. Headquarters in southern Silesia
10th Army Reserves
1st Light Division – General Friedrich-Wilhelm von Löper
11th Panzer Regiment and 6th Rifle Brigade
3rd Light Division – General Adolf Kuntzen
10th Panzer Regiment and 8th Rifle Brigade
XI Corps – General Emil Leeb
18th Infantry Division – General Friedrich-Karl Cranz
30th, 51st, and 54th Infantry Regiments
19th Infantry Division - General Günther Schwantes
59th, 73rd, and 74th Infantry Regiments
XVI Corps – General Erich Höpner
1st Panzer-Division – General Rudolf Schmidt
1st Panzer Brigade and 1st Motorized Rifle Brigade
14th Infantry Division – General Peter Weyer
11th, 53rd, and 116th Infantry Regiments
31st Infantry Division – General Rudolf Kämpfe
12th, 17th, and 82nd Infantry Regiments
IV Corps – General Viktor von Schwedler
4th Infantry Division – General Eric Hansen
10th, 52nd, and 103rd Infantry Regiments
46th Infantry Division – General Paul von Hase
42nd, 72nd, and 97th Infantry Regiments
XV Corps – General Hermann Hoth
2nd Light Division - General Georg Stumme
25th Panzer Regiment and 7th Rifle Brigade
XIV Corps – General Gustav von Wietersheim
4th Panzer Division - General Georg-Hans Reinhardt
7th Panzer Brigade and 4th Motorized Rifle Brigade.
13th Motorized Division - General Moritz von Faber du Faur
33rd, 66th, and 93rd Motorized Infantry Regiments
29th Motorized Division - General Joachim Lemelsen
15th, 86th, and 71st Motorized Infantry Regiments
14th Army
Colonel General Wilhelm List. Headquarters in Moravia and Slovakia
XXII Corps – General Ewald von Kleist
2nd Mountain Division – Commanded by General Valentin Feurstein
136th, 137th, and 140th Mountain Jäger Regiments
VIII Corps – Commanded by General Ernst Busch
5th Panzer Division – General Heinrich von Viettinghoff-Scheel
8th Panzer Brigade and 5th Motorised Rifle Brigade
8th Infantry Division – General Rudolf Koch-Erpach
28th, 38th, and 84th Infantry Regiments.
28th Infantry Division – General Hans von Obstfelder
7th, 49th, and 83rd Infantry Regiments.
239th Infantry Division – General Ferdinand Neuling
444th Infantry Regiments
SS ‘Germania’ Motorised Infantry Regiment – General Karl-Maria Demelhuber
XVII Corps – General Werner Kienitz
7th Infantry Division – General Eugen Ott
19th, 61st, and 62nd Infantry Regiments.
44th Infantry Division – General Albrecht Schubert
131st, 132nd, and 134th Infantry Regiments
45th Infantry Division – General Friedrich Materna
130th, 133rd, and 135th Infantry Regiments
XVIII Corps – Commanded by General Eugen Beyer
2nd Panzer-Division – General Rudolf Veiel
2nd Panzer Brigade and 2nd Motorised Rifle Brigade
4th Light Division – Dr. Alfred Ritter von Hubicki
33rd Panzer Regiment and 9th Rifle Brigade
3rd Mountain Division – General Eduard Dietl
138th and 139th Mountain Jäger Regiments
Luftwaffe
1st Air Fleet – Supporting Army Group North
4th Air Fleet – Supporting Army Group South
Kriegsmarine – Navy Group East
Battleship ‘Schleswig-Holstein’
Battleship ‘Schlesien’