Below is the full structure of the Imperial German Army on 17th August 1914, just before the mobilisation of the army during the run-up to the First World War.

Supreme Command (OHL)[]

Supreme Command (OHL)
- Staff
  - Supreme Commander of the Imperial German Army: Emperor Wilhelm II, King of Prussia, etc.
  - Chief of the Great General Staff: Colonel-General Helmuth Johannes Ludwig, Count von Moltke
  - Prussian War Minister and Mobile Staff Officer: General of Infantry Erich George Alexander Sebastien von Falkenhayn
  - Bavarian War Minister: Colonel-General Paul Otto Felix, Freiherr Kreß von Kressenstein
  - Saxon War Minister: General of Infantry Hans Karl Adolph von Carlowitz
  - Württemberg War Minister: Colonel-General Otto Erhard von Marchtaler
  - Quartermaster General: General of Artillery Hermann Christlieb Matthäus von Stein
  - Intendant-General of Supply: Lieutenant General Roderich Felix Alexander von Schöler
  - General-Inspector of the Engineer and Pioneer Corps and of Fortresses: General of Infantry Eberhard von Claer
  - Inspector-General of Artillery: General of Artillery Ludwig Wilhelm Karl von Lauter
  - Chief of Field Munitions Service: Lieutenant General Ludwig Sieger
  - Chief of Field Telegraphy: Lieutenant General Wilhelm Balck
  - Chief of the Field Railway Section: Lieutenant General Karl Eduard Wilhelm Groener
  - Chief of the Field Medical Service: General of Infantry Otto Carl Wilhelm von Schjerning
  - Operations Section: Lieutenant Colonel Gerhard Emil Tappen Dietrich
  - Intelligence Section: Lieutenant Colonel Friedrich Heinrich Richard Hentsch
  - Secret Intelligence Section: Lieutenant Colonel Walter Nicolai
  - Political Section: Major General Wilhelm Ernst Justus von Dommes
  - Central Section: Lieutenant Colonel von Fabeck
  - Chief of the Naval Cabinet: Admiral Georg Alexander von Müller
  - Chief of the Admiral Staff of the Navy: Admiral Hugo von Pohl
  - State Secretary of the Imperial Navy Office: Alfred Peter Friedrich von Tirpitz
- Reserve Foot Artillery Regiments and Battalions (less 2nd Battalion, 9th Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment)
- 3rd Heavy Coastal Mortar Battery (with Skoda Model 1911 305mm Heavy Siege Howitzers)
- 4th Heavy Costal Mortar Battery (with Skoda Model 1911 305mm Heavy Siege Howitzers)
- 2nd Short Naval Gun Battery (with 420mm Short Siege Howitzers)
- Pioneer Experimental Company (Heavy Minenwerfers)
- 7 x Army Airships
- 3 x Siege Telephones Sections
- Army Survey Detachments
- 11 x Hospitals and 7 x Auxiliary Hospital Sections

2nd General of Foot Artillery Command[]

2nd General of Foot Artillery Command: Lieutenant General Friedrich Borckenhagen^[1]
- 2nd Foot Artillery Brigade Command:" Colonel Johann Schnabel
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Thorn
  - 1st (East Prussian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Linger", in Königsberg and Lötzen
  - 11th (1st West Prussian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Thorn
  - 15th (2nd Pomeranian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Bromberg and Graudenz
  - 17th (2nd West Prussian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Danzig and Pillau
- 3rd Foot Artillery Brigade Command: Colonel Philipp Stanislaus Friedrich Wolff
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Metz
  - 8th (Rhine) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Metz
  - 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Metz
  - 16th (Lorraine) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Metz and Diedenhofen
  - 2nd Royal Bavarian Foot Artillery Regiment, in Metz
- 4th Foot Artillery Brigade Command: Colonel Karl Gustav Bansi
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Straßburg
  - 10th (Upper Silesian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Straßburg
  - 13th (Hohenzollern) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Ulm and Breisach
  - 14th (Baden) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Straßburg and Mülheim
- 5th Foot Artillery Brigade Command: Major General Emil Ilse
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Cologne
  - 3rd (Brandenburg) Foot Artillery Regiment "General-Feldzeugmeister", in Mainz
  - 7th (Westphalian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Cologne
  - 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Foot Artillery Regiment, at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, Mainz
- 7th Foot Artillery Brigade Command: Major General Eugen Gercke
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Posen

Prussian General Staff[]

Prussian General Staff
- Chief of the General Staff: Colonel-General Helmuth Johannes Ludwig, Count von Moltke
- Quartermaster General: General of Artillery Hermann Christlieb Matthäus von Stein
- Senior Quartermasters of the General Staff
  - General of Infantry Konstantin Heinrich Schmidt von Kobelsdorf
  - General of Cavalry Georg Friedrich Wilhelm, Count of Waldersee
  - Lieutenant General Dr. Hermann Joseph von Kuhl
  - Lieutenant General Erich Eduard Hugo Rudolf von Redern
- Topography Section: General of Infantry Hermann Karl Josef Wilhelm von Bertrab
- Chief of the Land Gendarmerie: General of Infantry Thilo von Westernhagen

I Cavalry Corps[]

Senior Cavalry Commander No. 1 became I Cavalry Corps on mobilisation and was preceding the 3rd Army.

I Cavalry Corps; General of Cavalry Carl Ernst Manfred, Freiherr von Richthofen
- Corps Headquarters

Guard Cavalry Division[]

The Guard Cavalry Division comprised twenty-four cavalry squadrons, three batteries of artillery, and one machine-gun detachment (platoon). The division was initially assigned to I Cavalry Corps, which preceded the 3rd Army on the Western Front. It served on the Western Front until December 1914, then undertook frontier guard duties against Holland until 30 June 1915, when it relocated to Russia.

Guard Cavalry Division; General Adolf von Storch
- Divisional Headquarters
- Guard Cavalry Signals Detachment
  - 1st Light Wireless Station
  - 2nd Light Wireless Station
  - 2nd Heavy Wireless Station
- 1st Guard Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Potsdam
  - Life Guard Regiment
  - Guard Cuirassier Regiment, in Berlin
- 2nd Guard Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Potsdam
  - 1st Guard Uhlan Regiment
  - 3rd Guard Uhlan Regiment, in Berlin
- 3rd Guard Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Berlin
  - 1st Guard Dragoon Regiment "Queen Victoria of Great Britain"
  - 2nd Guard Dragoon Regiment "Empress Alexandra of Russia"
- 1st Guard Machine-Gun Detachment
- 1st Horse Artillery Battalion, Guard Field Artillery Regiment
- Divisional Pioneer Detachment
- 10th Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

5th Cavalry Division[]

The 5th Cavalry Division comprised twenty-four cavalry squadrons, three batteries of artillery, and one machine-gun detachment (platoon).

5th Cavalry Division; General Carl von Ilsemann
- Divisional Headquarters
- Divisional Signals Detachment
  - 3rd Light Wireless Station
  - 4th Light Wireless Station
  - 3rd Heavy Wireless Station
- 9th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Glogau
  - 4th (1st Silesian) Dragoon Regiment "von Bredow", in Lüben
  - 10th (Posen) Uhlan Regiment "Prince August of Württemberg", in Züllichau
- 11th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Breslau
  - 1st (Silesian) Life Cuirassier Regiment "Great Elector"
  - 8th (2nd Silesian) Dragoon Regiment "King Frederick III", in Oels
- 12th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 4th (1st Silesian) Hussar Regiment "von Schill", in Ohlau
  - 6th (2nd Silesian) Hussar Regiment "Count Götzen", in Leobschutz and Ratibor
- 1st Machine Gun Detachment
- Horse Artillery Battalion, 5th (1st Lower Silesian) Field Artillery Regiment "von Podbielski"
- Divisional Pioneer Detachment
- 5th Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

II Cavalry Corps[]

Senior Cavalry Commander No. 2 became II Cavalry Corps on mobilisation and was preceding the 1st and 2nd Armies.

II Cavalry Corps; General of Cavalry Georg Cornelius Adalbert von der Marwitz
- Corps Headquarters
- Guard Jäger Battalion
- Guard Marksmen Battalion

2nd Cavalry Division[]

2nd Cavalry Division; General Frederick Adolf Franz Maria, Freiherr von Krane
- Divisional Headquarters
- Divisional Signals Detachment
  - 5th Light Wireless Station
  - 6th Light Wireless Station
  - 1st Heavy Wireless Station
- 5th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Frankfurt on der Oder
  - 2nd (1st Brandenburg) Dragoon Regiment, in Schwedt
  - 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Uhlan Regiment "Emperor Alexander II of Russia", in Fürstenwalde
- 8th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Halle an der Saale
  - 7th (Magdeburg) Cuirassier Regiment "von Seydlitz", in Quedlinburg and Halberstadt
  - 12th (Thuringian) Hussar Regiment, in Torgau
- Life Hussar Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Danzig
  - 1st (1st Life) Hussar Regiment, in Danzig and Langfuhr
  - 2nd (2nd Life) Hussar Regiment "Queen Victoria of Prussia", in Danzig and Langfuhr
- Divisional Jäger Battalion
- 4th Machine Gun Detachment
- Horse Artillery Battalion, 35th (1st West Prussian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Deutsch-Eylau
- Divisional Pioneer Detachment
- 2nd Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

4th Cavalry Division[]

4th Cavalry Division; General Otto Wladislaus Eduard Konstantin von Garnier
- Divisional Headquarters
- Divisional Signals Detachment
  - 10th Light Wireless Station
  - 12th Light Wireless Station
  - 18th Heavy Wireless Station
  - 19th Heavy Wireless Station
- 3rd Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Stettin
  - 2nd (Pomeranian) Cuirassier Regiment "Empress's", in Pasewalk
  - 9th (2nd Pomeranian) Uhlan Regiment, in Demmin
- 17th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Schwerin
  - 17th (1st Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg) Dragoon Regiment, in Ludwigslust
  - 18th (2nd Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg) Dragoon Regiment, in Parchim
- 18th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Altona
  - 15th (Hanoverian) Hussar Regiment "Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands", in Wandsbek
  - 16th (Schleswig-Holstein) Hussar Regiment "Emperor Franz Josef of Austria", in Schleswig
- 2nd Guard Machine Gun Detachment
- Horse Artillery Battalion, 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Field Artillery Regiment "General-Field Marshal", in Brandenburg an der Havel
- Divisional Pioneer Detachment
- 4th Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

9th Cavalry Division[]

9th Cavalry Division; General Carl Wilhelm Paul von Bülow
- Divisional Headquarters
- Divisional Signals Detachment
  - 8th Light Wireless Station
  - 17th Light Wireless Station
  - 21st Heavy Wireless Station
- 13th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Münster
  - 4th (Westphalian) Cuirassier Regiment "von Driesen", in Münster
  - 8th (1st Westphalian) Hussar Regiment "Emperor Nicholas II of Russia", in Neuhaus and Paderborn
- 14th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Düsseldorf
  - 11th (2nd Westphalian) Hussar Regiment, in Krefeld
  - 5th (Westphalian) Uhlan Regiment, in Düsseldorf
- 19th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Hanover
  - 19th (Oldenburg) Dragoon Regiment, in Oldenburg
  - 13th (Hanover) Uhlan Regiment "King's", in Hanover
- 7th Machine Gun Detachment
- Horse Artillery Battalion, 10th (1st Hanover) Field Artillery Regiment "von Scharnhorst"
- Divisional Pioneer Detachment
- 9th Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

III Cavalry Corps[]

Senior Cavalry Commander No. 3 became III Cavalry Corps on mobilisation and was preceding the 6th Army.

III Cavalry Corps; General of Cavalry Rudolf Ritter von Frommel
- Corps Headquarters

7th Cavalry Division[]

7th Cavalry Division; General Ernst von Heydebreck
- Divisional Headquarters
- Divisional Signals Detachment
  - 13th Light Wireless Station
  - 15th Light Wireless Station
  - 26th Heavy Wireless Station
- 26th (1st Royal Württemberg) Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Stuttgart
  - 25th (1st Royal Württemberg) Dragoon Regiment "Queen Olga's", in Ludwigsburg
  - 26th (2nd Royal Württemberg) Dragoon Regiment "King's", in Stuttgart and Cannstatt
- 30th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Straßburg
  - 15th (3rd Silesian) Dragoon Regiment, in Haguenau
  - 9th (2nd Rhineland) Hussar Regiment, Straßburg
- 42nd Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Saarburg
  - 11th (2nd Brandenburg) Uhlan Regiment "Count Haeseler", in Saarburg
  - 15th (Schleswig-Holstein) Uhlan Regiment, in Saarburg
- 3rd Machine Gun Detachment
- Horse Artillery Battalion, 15th (1st Upper Alsace) Field Artillery Regiment
- Divisional Pioneer Detachment
- 7th Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

8th Cavalry Division[]

8th Cavalry Division; General Günther von der Schulenburg-Hehlen
- Divisional Headquarters
- Divisional Signals Detachment
  - 16th Light Wireless Station
  - 20th Light Wireless Station
  - 25th Heavy Wireless Station
- 23rd (1st Royal Saxon) Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Dresden
  - 1st Royal Saxon Guards Heavy Cavalry Regiment, in Dresden
  - 17th (1st Royal Saxon) Uhlan Regiment "Emperor Franz Josef of Austria, King of Hungary", in Oschatz
- 38th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Erfurt
  - 2nd Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Langensalza
  - 6th Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Erfurt
- 40th (4th Royal Saxon) Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Chemnitz
  - Royal Saxon Carabinier Regiment (2nd Heavy Regiment), in Borna
  - 21st (3rd Royal Saxon) Uhlan Regiment "King Wilhelm II, King of Prussia", in Chemnitz
- 8th Machine Gun Detachment
- Horse Artillery Battalion, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment
- Divisional Pioneer Detachment
- 8th Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

Bavarian Cavalry Division[]

Bavarian Cavalry Division; Lieutenant General Otto von Stetten
- Divisional Headquarters
- Divisional Signals Detachment
  - 1st Bavarian Light Wireless Station
  - 2nd Bavarian Light Wireless Station
  - 3rd Bavarian Heavy Wireless Station
  - 4th Bavarian Heavy Wireless Station
- 1st Bavarian Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Münich
  - 1st Royal Bavarian Heavy Cavalry Regiment "Prince Carl of Bavaria", in Münich
  - 2nd Royal Bavarian Heavy Cavalry Regiment "Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Este", in Landshut
- 4th Bavarian Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Bamberg
  - 1st Royal Bavarian Uhlan Regiment "Emperor Wilhelm II, King of Prussia", in Bamberg
  - 2nd Royal Bavarian Uhlan Regiment "King's", in Ansbach
- 5th Bavarian Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Nuremberg
  - 1st Royal Bavarian Chevaulégers Regiment "Emperor Nicholas of Russia", in Nuremberg
  - 6th Royal Bavarian Chevaulégers Regiment "Prince Albert of Prussia", in Bayreuth
- 1st Bavarian Jäger Battalion "King's", in Freising
- 2nd Bavarian Jäger Battalion, in Aschaffenburg
- 1st Bavarian Machine Gun Detachment
- Horse Artillery Battalion, 5th Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment "King Alfonso XIII of Spain", in Landau
- Divisional Pioneer Detachment
- 1st Bavarian Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

IV Cavalry Corps[]

Senior Cavalry Commander No. 4 became IV Cavalry Corps on mobilisation and was preceding the 4th and 5th Armies.

IV Cavalry Corps; Lieutenant General Carl Emil Beautus Gustav, Freiherr von Hollen
- Corps Headquarters

3rd Cavalry Division[]

3rd Cavalry Division; General Frederick Wilhelm Erich Kurt von Unger
- Divisional Headquarters
- Divisional Signals Detachment
  - 18th Light Wireless Station
  - 19th Light Wireless Station
  - 11th Heavy Wireless Station
- 16th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Trier
  - 7th Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Trier
  - 8th Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Trier
- 22nd Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Kassel
  - 5th (Rhine) Dragoon Regiment "Freiherr von Manteuffel", in Hofgeismar
  - 14th (2nd Kur Hessian) Hussar Regiment "Landgrave Frederick III of Hesse-Homburg", in Kassel
- 25th (Grand Duchy of Hesse) Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Darmstadt
  - 23rd (1st Hessian) Guard Dragoon Regiment, in Darmstadt
  - 24th (2nd Hessian) Life Dragoon Regiment, in Darmstadt
- 6th (2nd Silesian) Jäger Battalion
- 6th Machine Gun Detachment
- Horse Artillery Battalion, 11th (1st Kur Hessian) Field Artillery Regiment
- Divisional Pioneer Detachment
- 6th Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

6th Cavalry Division[]

6th Cavalry Division; General Bernhard Gottfried Max Hugo Eberhard, Count of Schmettow
- Divisional Headquarters
- Divisional Signals Detachment
  - 9th Light Wireless Station
  - 11th Light Wireless Station
  - 1st Heavy Wireless Station
  - 4th Heavy Wireless Station
- 28th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 20th (1st Baden) Life Dragoon Regiment, in Carlsruhe
  - 21st (2nd Baden) Dragoon Regiment, in Bruchsal – Schwetzingen
- 33rd Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Metz
  - 9th (1st Hanoverian) Dragoon Regiment "King Carol I of Romania", in Metz
  - 13th (Schleswig-Holstein) Dragoon Regiment, in Metz
- 45th Cavalry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Saarlouis
  - 13th (1st Kur Hessian) Hussar Regiment "King Umberto of Italy", in Diedenhofen
  - 13th Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Saarlouis
- 5th (1st Silesian) Jäger Battalion "von Neumann"
- 6th Machine Gun Detachment
- Horse Artillery Battalion, 8th (1st Rhine) Field Artillery Regiment "von Holtzendorff"
- Divisional Pioneer Detachment
- 6th Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

1st Army[]

The 1st Army had its army headquarters located at Glons, south-east of Tongeren, Belgium. Following mobilisation, the army oversaw three corps: II, III, IV, and IX Corps; which encompassed the majority of Northern Germany. These corps were raised from the provinces of Pomerania, Brandenburg, Prussian Saxony, and Schleswig-Holstein.

The 1st Army formed part of the right-wing element of the Schlieffen Plan and tasked with advancing through Belgium into France alongside the German 2nd Army towards Paris. The Army was heavily engaged and slowed during several major engagements including: Battle of Mons, Battle of Le Cateau, Great Retreat, First Battle of the Marne, and Battles on the Aisne. After reorganisations to the Field Army's structure, the 1st Army was disbanded on 17th September 1914 and its units distributed to neighbouring armies.

1st Army; Colonel-General Alexander Heinrich Rudolph von Kluck
- Army Headquarters, in Glons
- 10th Mixed Landwehr Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 1st Landwehr Cavalry Squadron, III Corps District
  - 12th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 52nd Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 1st Landsturm Artillery Battery, III Corps District
- 11th Mixed Landwehr Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 1st Landwehr Cavalry Squadron, Guard Corps
  - 20th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 35th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 2nd Landsturm Artillery Battery, III Corps District
- 27th Mixed Landwehr Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 2nd Landwehr Cavalry Squadron, VII Corps District
  - 53rd Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 55th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
- Army Troops
  - 1st Wireless Commander
    - 5th Heavy Wireless Station
    - 20th Heavy Wireless Station
    - 1st Army Telephone Detachment
  - Regimental Staff, Guard Foot Artillery Regiment, in Spandau
  - 1st Pioneer General
    - 18th (Samlandic) (Fortress) Pioneer Battalion, in Königsberg
    - Pioneer Siege Train
    - 2 x Park Companies
  - 12th Aviation Detachment
  - 1st Field Airship Detachment
- Supply Troops
  - 4 x Infantry Munitions Section
  - 2 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Motorised)
  - 6 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Part-motorised)
  - 3 x Field Artillery Munitions Section
  - 1st Equipment and Explosive Munitions Supply Unit
  - 1st Gas Supply Unit
- Lines of Communication Formations
  - 1st Lines of Communication Inspectorate
  - 1st Commanding Officer Motorised Vehicle Troop
  - 1st Lines of Communication Vehicle Park
    - 1st Equipment Supply Unit (from Supply Troops)
    - 2nd Equipment Supply Unit (from Supply Troops)
  - 1st Aircraft Park
  - 8 x Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Column
  - 12 x Lines of Communication Supply Park
  - 4 x Magazine Supply Park
  - 15 x Lines of Communication Train Squadron
  - Lines of Communication Telephone Depot

II Corps[]

File:Alexander von Linsingen general.jpg

General of Infantry Alexander von Linsingen had been appointed commander of the II Corps in 1909 and oversaw the corps until January 1915 when he took command of the new Army of the South.

The II (2nd) Corps was responsible for and consisted of troops from the Province of West Prussia (including Regierungsbezirk Danzig's Stargard and Berent districts only) and part of the Province of Posen (Regierungsbezirk Marienwerder (Districts of Schwetz, Konitz, Schlochau, Flatow, Deutsch Krone, Tuchel, Thorn, and Kulm only)).

II Corps; General of Infantry Alexander Adolf August Carl von Linsingen
- Corps Headquarters, in Stettin, Pomerania
- Telephone Detachment
- 1st Battalion, 15th (1st Upper Alsace) Foot Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Corps Pontoon Train
- 2nd Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 4th Infantry Munition Column Section
- 9th Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section I/15
- 2nd (Pomeranian) Train Battalion, in Altdamm
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 30th Aviation Detachment

3rd Division[]

The 3rd Division was composed of twelve infantry battalions, four machine gun companies, four cavalry squadrons, twelve field artillery batteries, and one pioneer company. The division's strength in August 1914 stood at around appx. 15,000 personnel. The division was engaged initially in Belgium seeing action during the First Battle of the Marne and the Race to the Sea, but was transferred to the Eastern Front as part of the II Corps and remained there until the end of the war.

3rd Division; Lieutenant General Kurt Eduard von Trossel
- Divisional Headquarters, in Stettin
- 3rd (Neumark) Mounted Grenadiers Regiment "von Derfflinger", in Bromberg
- 5th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Stettin
  - 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Grenadier Regiment "King Frederick Wilhelm IV", in Stettin
  - 9th (Colberg – 2nd Pomeranian) Grenadier Regiment "Count Gneisenau", in Stargard
- 6th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Stettin
  - 34th (1st Pomeranian) Fusilier Regiment "Queen Victoria of Sweden", in Stettin and Swinemünde
  - 42nd (5th Pomeranian) Infantry Regiment "Prince Moritz of Anhalt-Dessau", in Stralsund and Greifswald
- 3rd Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Stettin
  - 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Kolberg and Belgard
  - 38th (West Pomeranian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Stettin
- 1st Company, 2nd (Pomeranian) Pioneer Battalion
- 3rd Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

4th Division[]

The 4th Division was composed of twelve infantry battalions, four machine gun companies, four cavalry squadrons, twelve field artillery batteries, and two pioneer companies. The division's strength in August 1914 stood at around appx. 15,000 personnel. The division was engaged initially in Belgium seeing action during the Battle of Gette, Battle of Mons, First Battle of the Somme, Battles on the Aisne, and Battle of Ypres. However, after the later battle the division was transferred to the Eastern Front where it remained until October 1915 when it returned to the Western Front.

4th Division; Lieutenant General Günther von Pannewitz
- Divisional Headquarters, in Bromberg
- 12th (2nd Brandenburg) Dragoon Regiment "von Arnim", in Gnesen
- 7th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Bromberg
  - 14th (3rd Pomeranian) Infantry Regiment "Count Schwerin", in Bromberg
  - 149th (6th West Prussian) Infantry Regiment, in Schneidemühl and Deutsch-Krone
- 8th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Gnesen
  - 49th (6th Pomeranian) Infantry Regiment, in Gnesen
  - 140th (4th West Prussian) Infantry Regiment, in Hohensalza
- 4th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Bromberg
  - 17th (2nd Pomeranian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Bromberg
  - 53rd (Western Pomeranian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Hohnsalza
- 2nd Company, 2nd (Pomeranian) Pioneer Battalion
- 3rd Company, 2nd (Pomeranian) Pioneer Battalion
- 4th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

III Corps[]

File:Ewald von Lochow.jpg

General of Infantry Ewald Constantin Ferdinand Frederick von Lochow was appointed as commander of III Corps on 1st October 1912. He held the appointment until 25th November 1916 and became command of 5th Army on 30th November.

The III (3rd) Army Corps was responsible for troops within the Province of Brandenburg, including City of Berlin, Regierungsbezirk Potsdam, and Regierungsbezirk Frankfurt. During peacetime, the corps was under control of the 4th Army Inspectorate based in Munich in the Kingdom of Bavaria, but on mobilisation joined the 1st Army Higher Command (1st Army).^[2]^[3]

III Corps; General of Infantry Ewald Constantin Ferdinand Frederick von Lochow
- Corps Headquarters, in Berlin, Brandenburg
- 2nd Telegraph Battalion, in Frankfurt on the Oder and Cottbus
- I Battalion, 2nd Guard Foot Artillery Regiment
- 3rd (Brandenburg) Train Battalion, in Spandau
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 3rd Corps Pontoon Train
- 3rd Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 7th Aviation Detachment

5th Division[]

The 5th Division consisted of thirteen infantry battalions, five machine gun companies, three cavalry squadrons, twelve artillery batteries, and two pioneer companies. The division's troops came from Regierungsbezirk Frankfurt in the eastern Province of Brandenburg.^[2]^[3]

5th Division; Lieutenant General Carl Georg von Wichura
- Division Headquarters, in Frankfurt on the Oder
- 3 x Squadrons, 3rd (Brandenburg) Hussar Regiment "von Zieten", in Rathenow
- 9th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Frankfurt on the Oder
  - 8th (1st Brandenburg) Life Grenadier Regiment "King Fredrich Wilhelm III", in Frankfurt on the Oder
  - 48th (5th Brandenburg) Infantry Regiment "von Szülpnagel", in Küstrin
- 10th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Frankfurt on the Oder
  - 12th (2nd Brandenburg) Grenadier Regiment "Prince Carl of Prussia", in Frankfurt on the Oder
  - 52nd (6th Brandenburg) Infantry Regiment "von Alvensleben", in Cottbus
  - 3rd (Brandenburg) Jäger Battalion, in Lübben
- 5th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Frankfurt on the Oder
  - 18th (2nd Brandenburg) Field Artillery Regiment "General-Feldzeugmeister", in Frankfurt on the Oder
  - 54th (Neumark) Field Artillery Regiment, in Küstrin and Landsberg
- 2nd Company, 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion "von Rauch"
- 3rd Company, 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion "von Rauch"
- 5th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

6th Division[]

The 6th Division consisted of twelve infantry battalions, four machine gun companies, four cavalry squadrons, twelve artillery batteries, and two pioneer companies. The division's troops came from Regierungsbezirk Potsdam and the City of Berlin.^[2]^[3]

6th Division; Major General Richard Herhudt von Rohden
- Divisional Headquarters, in Brandenburg an der Havel
- 4 x Squadrons, 3rd (Brandenburg) Hussar Regiment "von Zieten", in Rathenow
- 11th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Brandenburg an der Havel
  - 20th (3rd Brandenburg) Infantry Regiment "Count Tauentzien von Wittenburg", in Wittenberg
  - 35th (1st Brandenburg) Fusilier Regiment "Prince Heinrich of Prussia", in Brandenburg an der Havel
- 12th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Brandenburg an der Havel
  - 24th (Mecklenburg-Schwerin – 4th Brandenburg) Infantry Regiment, in Neuruppin
  - 64th (8th Brandenburg) Infantry Regiment "Frederick Carl of Prussia", in Prenzlau and Angermünde
- 6th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Brandenburg an der Havel
  - 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Field Artillery Regiment "Generalfeldzeugmeister", in Brandenburg an der Havel
  - 39th (Kurmark) Field Artillery Regiment, in Perleberg
- 1st Company, 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion "von Rauch"
- 4th Company, 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion "von Rauch"
- 6th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

IV Corps[]

The IV (4th) Corps was responsible for troops within the Province of Saxony, Duchy of Saxe-Altenburg, Duchy of Anhalt, Principality of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen, Principality of Schwarzburg-Rodolstadt, Principality of Reuss-Greiz, and the Principality of Reuss-Gera. During peacetime, the corps was subordinated to the 6th Army Inspectorate based in Stettin, but on mobilisation joined the 1st Army Higher Command (1st Army). Major garrisons included the city of Magdeburg, Halberstadt, Halle an der Saale, and Torgau.^[2]^[4]

IV Corps; General of Infantry Frederick Bertram Sixt von Armin
- Corps Headquarters, in Magdeburg, Prussian Saxony
- I Battalion, 4th (Magdeburg) Foot Artillery Regiment "Encke", in Magdeburg
- 4th (Magdeburg) Pioneer Battalion, in Magdeburg
- 4th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 4th Corps Pontoon Train
- 4th (Magdeburg) Train Battalion, in Magdeburg
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 9th Aviation Detachment

7th Division[]

The 7th Division comprised units from the western parts of Prussian Saxony, mostly from the old lands of the Duchy of Magdeburg.

7th Division; Lieutenant General Johannes Riedel
- Divisional Headquarters, in Magdeburg
- Regimental Staff & 3 x Squadrons, 10th (Magdeburg) Hussar Regiment, in Stendal
- 13th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Magdeburg
  - 26th (1st Magdeburg) Infantry Regiment "Prince Leopold of Anhalt-Dessau", in Magdeburg
  - 66th (3rd Magdeburg) Infantry Regiment, in Magdeburg
- 14th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Halberstadt
  - 27th (2nd Magdeburg) Infantry Regiment "Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia", in Halberstadt
  - 165th (5th Hanoverian) Infantry Regiment, in Quedlinburg and Blankenburg
- 7th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Magdeburg
  - 4th (Magdeburg) Field Artillery Regiment "Prince-Regent Luitpold von Bayern", in Magdeburg
  - 49th (Altmark) Field Artillery Regiment, in Burg bei Magdeburg
- 1st Company, 4th (Magdeburg) Pioneer Battalion, in Magdeburg
- 4th Company, 4th (Magdeburg) Pioneer Battalion, in Magdeburg
- 7th Divisional Pontoon Train, in Magdeburg
- 1st Medical Company, in Magdeburg

8th Division[]

The 8th Division comprised units from the eastern parts of Prussian Saxony, including the old Saxon duchies of Anhalt, Saxe-Wittenberg, and Saxe-Altenburg.

8th Division; Lieutenant General Georg Carl August Hildebrandt
- Divisional Headquarters, in Halle an der Saale
- 3 x Squadrons, 10th (Magdeburg) Hussar Regiment, in Stendal
- 15th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Halle an der Saale
  - 36th (1st Magdeburg) Fusilier Regiment "General-Field Marshal Count Blumenthal", in Halle an der Saale and Bernburg
  - 93rd (Anhalt) Infantry Regiment, in Dessau and Zerbst
  - 4th (Magdeburg) Jäger Battalion, in Naumburg
- 16th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Torgau
  - 72nd (4th Thuringian) Infantry Regiment, in Torgau and Wittenberg
  - 153rd (8th Thuringian) Infantry Regiment, in Altenburg and Merseburg
- 8th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Halle an der Saale
  - 74th (Torgau) Field Artillery Regiment, in Torgau and Wittenberg
  - 75th (Mansfeld) Field Artillery Regiment, in Halle an der Saale
- 2nd Company, 4th (Magdeburg) Pioneer Battalion, in Magdeburg
- 4th Company, 4th (Magdeburg) Pioneer Battalion, in Magdeburg
- 8th Divisional Pontoon Train, in Halle an der Saale
- 2nd Medical Company, in Halle an der Saale

IX Corps[]

The IX Corps was responsible for troops within the Province of Schleswig-Holstein, Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Principality of Lübeck (an exclave of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg), Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck, Free and Hanseatic City of Bremen, and the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg.^[2]

IX Corps: Lieutenant General Alexander Ferdinand Ludolf von Quast
- Corps Headquarters, in Altona
- 9th Telephone Detachment
- 1st Battalion, 20th (Lauenburg) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Altona
- 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Pioneer Battalion, in Harburg
- 9th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 9th Corps Pontoon Train
- 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Train Battalion, in Rendsburg
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 11th Aviation Detachment

17th Division[]

The 17th Division comprised troops mostly from the southern and eastern areas of Schleswig-Holstein, notably the Hanseatic Cities and the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin.

17th Division; Lieutenant General Arnold von Bauer
- Divisional Headquarters, in Schwerin
- Staff and 3 x Squadrons, 16th (2nd Hanoverian) Dragoon Regiment, in Lüneburg
- 33rd Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Altona
  - 75th (Bremen – 1st Hanseatic) Infantry Regiment, in Bremen and Stade
  - 76th (Hamburg – 2nd Hanseatic) Infantry Regiment, in Hamburg
- 34th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Schwerin
  - 89th (1st Mecklenburg) Grenadier Regiment, in Schwerin and Neustrelitz
  - 90th (1st Mecklenburg) Fusilier Regiment "Emperor Wilhelm", in Rostock and Wismar
  - 9th (Lauenburg) Jäger Battalion, in Ratzeburg
- 17th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Schwerin
  - 24th (Holstein) Field Artillery Regiment, in Güstrow and Neustrelitz
  - 60th (Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg) Field Artillery Regiment, in Schwerin
- 1st Company, 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Pioneer Battalion, in Harburg
- 17th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

18th Division[]

The 18th Division comprised troops mostly from the northern and western areas of Schleswig-Holstein (roughly corresponding to the old Duchy of Schleswig and Duchy of Holstein).

18th Division; Lieutenant General Max von Kluge
- Divisional Headquarters, in Flensburg
- 3 x Squadrons, 16th (2nd Hanoverian) Dragoon Regiment, in Lüneburg
- 35th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Flensburg
  - 84th (1st Schleswig) Infantry Regiment "von Manstein", in Schleswig and Hadersleben
  - 86th (1st Schleswig-Holstein) Fusilier Regiment "Queen's", in Flensburg and Sønderborg
- 36th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Rendsburg
  - 31st (1st Thuringian) Infantry Regiment "Count Bose", in Altona
  - 85th (1st Holstein) Infantry Regiment "Duke of Holstein", in Rendsburg and Kiel
- 18th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Altona
  - 9th (Schleswig) Field Artillery Regiment "General Field Marshal Count Waldersee", in Itzehoe
  - 45th (Lauenburg) Field Artillery Regiment, in Altona and Rendsburg
- 2nd Company, 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Pioneer Battalion, in Harburg
- 3rd Company, 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Pioneer Battalion, in Harburg
- 18th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

III Reserve Corps[]

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General of Infantry Hans von Beseler had retired in 1910, but was called back in 1914 and given command of III Reserve Corps. He remained in command until August 1915 when he was made Military Governor of the Government General of Warsaw.

The III Reserve Corps oversaw the reserve troops within the III Corps district. The Corps was formed on 2nd August 1914 and comprised twenty-five infantry battalions, seven machine gun companies, six cavalry squadrons, twelve field artillery batteries, and three pioneer companies.

III Reserve Corps; General of Infantry Hans Hartwig von Beseler
- Corps Headquarters, in Berlin
- 3rd Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 5th Reserve Munition Column Section (from 4th Reserve Infantry Artillery Munition Column)
- 6th Reserve Munition Column Section (from 5th Reserve Infantry Artillery Munition Column)
- 5th Reserve Train Section
- 6th Reserve Train Section
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

5th Reserve Division[]

5th Reserve Division; Lieutenant General Richard Voigt
- Divisional Headquarters, in Frankfurt an der Oder
- 2nd Reserve Dragoon Regiment, in Schwedt
- 9th Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Frankfurt an der Oder
  - 8th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Frankfurt an der Oder
  - 48th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Küstrin
- 10th Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Frankfurt an der Oder
  - 12th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Frankfurt an der Oder
  - 52nd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Cottbus
  - 3rd Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Lübben
- 5th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Sprotta and Sagan
- 4th Company, 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion "von Rauch"
- 5th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 3rd Reserve Medical Company

6th Reserve Division[]

6th Reserve Division; Lieutenant General Emil von Schickfuß und Neudorf
- Divisional Headquarters, in Brandenburg an der Havel
- 3rd Reserve Uhlan Regiment, in Fürstenwalde
- 11th Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Brandenburg an der Havel
  - 20th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Wittenberg
  - 24th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Neuruppin
- 12th Landwehr Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Brandenburg an der Havel
  - 26th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Magdeburg
  - 35th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Brandenburg an der Havel
- 6th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Brandenburg an der Havel
- 1st Reserve Company, 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion "von Rauch"
- 2nd Reserve Company, 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion "von Rauch"
- 6th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Reserve Medical Company

IV Reserve Corps[]

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General of Infantry Hans von Gronau was recalled from retirement to command the IV Reserve Corps and would remain commander until September 1915 when he took command of the new XXXXI Reserve Corps.

The IV Reserve Corps was formed on 2nd August 1914 comprising troops from the former Duchy of Magdeburg, Thuringian states, and the Province of Hesse-Nassau (known as Kurhesse). The corps took part in the advance into Belgium until it was disbanded after the end of the war.

IV Reserve Corps; General of Infantry Johann Carl Hermann von Gronau
- Corps Headquarters
- 4th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 7th Reserve Munition Column Section
- 8th Reserve Munition Column Section
- 6th Reserve Train Section
- 7th Reserve Train Section
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

7th Reserve Division[]

The 7th Reserve Division comprised troops from the Magdeburg area and was composed of thirteen infantry battalions, only two machine gun companies (the 36th and 66th Infantry and 4th Jägers had no machine gun companies), three cavalry squadrons, six field artillery batteries, and one pioneer company.

7th Reserve Division; Lieutenant General Hans-Bogislav Georg Victor, Count of Schwerin^[5]
- Divisional Headquarters, in Magdeburg
- 1st Reserve Heavy Cavalry Regiment
- 13th Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Magdeburg
  - 27th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Halberstadt
  - 36th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Halle
- 14th Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Halberstadt
  - 66th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Metz
  - 72nd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Torgau and Eilenburg
  - 4th Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Naumburg
- 7th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Wesel and Düsseldorf
- 4th Company, 4th (Magdeburg) Pioneer Battalion
- 7th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 4th Reserve Medical Company

22nd Reserve Division[]

The 22nd Reserve Division comprised troops from the Province of Hesse-Nassau (Kurhesse) and the Thuringian states.

22nd Reserve Division; Lieutenant General Otto Riemann
- Divisional Headquarters, in Kassel
- 1st Reserve Mounted Rifle Regiment, in Posen
- 43rd Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Kassel
  - 71st Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Erfurt and Sondershausen
  - 94th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Weimar, Eisenach, and Jena
  - 11th Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Marburg
- 44th Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Kassel
  - 32nd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Meiningen
  - 82nd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Göttingen
- 22nd Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Münster
- 1st Reserve Company, 4th (Magdeburg) Pioneer Battalion
- 2nd Reserve Company, 4th (Magdeburg) Pioneer Battalion
- 2nd Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Reserve Medical Company

2nd Army[]

2nd Army: Colonel-General Carl von Bülow
- Army Headquarters, in Lüttich
- Army Troops
  - 2nd Wireless Command
    - 6th Heavy Wireless Station
    - 23rd Heavy Wireless Station
  - 2nd Army Telephone Detachment
  - 3rd General of Foot Artillery
    - Staff, 4th (Magdeburg) Foot Artillery Regiment "Encke", in Magdeburg
    - Staff, 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Foot Artillery Regiment, at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, Koblenz
    - Staff, 20th (Lauenburg) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Altona
    - II & III Battalions, 4th (Magdeburg) Foot Artillery Regiment "Encke", in Magdeburg
    - I & II Battalions, 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Foot Artillery Regiment, at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, Koblenz
    - II Battalion, 9th Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment, at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, Koblenz
    - 1st Heavy Coastal Mortar Battalion (with Skoda Model 1911 305mm Heavy Siege Howitzers)
    - 5th Heavy Coastal Mortar Battalion (with Skoda Model 1911 305mm Heavy Siege Howitzers)
  - 2nd Pioneer General Inspectorate
    - 24th (2nd Westphalian) (Fortress) Pioneer Battalion, in Cologne
    - 25th (2nd Nassau) (Fortress) Pioneer Battalion, in Mainz
  - 1st Guard Equipment Unit
  - 2nd Guard Equipment Unit
  - 3rd Guard Equipment Unit
  - 4th Guard Equipment Unit
  - 5th Guard Equipment Unit
  - 4th Park Battalions Staff
    - 2 x Artillery Park Companies
    - 4th Siege Artillery Regiment Workshop
  - 1st Staff Officer, Railways
    - 2nd Railway Construction Company
    - 4th Railway Construction Company
    - 5th Railway Construction Company
  - 1st Steam Locomotive Park
  - 26th Requisition Railway Unit
  - 27th Requisition Railway Unit
  - 28th Requisition Railway Unit
  - Armoured Train #1
  - Armoured Train #2
  - 23rd Aviation Detachment
  - 2nd Field Airship Detachment
- 25th Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Colonel Georg Franz von Glasenapp
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 1st Landwehr Cavalry Squadron, VII Corps Area
  - 13th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 16th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 1st Landsturm Artillery Battery, VII Corps Area
- 29th Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Viktor von Rosenberg-Lipinski
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 2nd Landwehr Cavalry Squadron, VII Corps Area
  - 28th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 29th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 2nd Landsturm Artillery Battery, VII Corps Area
- Lines of Communication Formations
  - 2nd Lines of Communication Inspectorate
  - 2nd Lines of Communication Telephone Detachment
  - 11 x Lines of Communication Columns
  - 14 x Lines of Communication Supply Parks
  - 5 x Magazine Supply Parks
  - 2nd Commanding Officer, Motorised Vehicle Troop
  - 18 x Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Columns
  - 2nd Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Park
  - 15 x Lines of Communication Train Squadrons
  - 2nd Lines of Communication Aircraft Park
- Army Supply Troops
  - 4 x Infantry Munitions Section
  - 2 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Motorised)
  - 6 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Part-motorised)
  - 3 x Field Artillery Munitions Section
  - 2nd Equipment and Explosive Munitions Supply Unit
  - 2nd Gas Supply Unit

Guard Corps[]

The Guard Corps (Gardekorps) had been formed before 1866 and oversaw the regular foot guard and guard cavalry of the Imperial German Army. In 1914, the corps had been assigned to the 2nd Army (former II Army Inspectorate), and fought on the Western Front, notably during the Battle of the Frontiers, First Battle of the Marne, and First Battle of Ypres.

Guard Corps; General of Infantry Carl, Freiherr von Plettenberg
- Corps Headquarters
- Guard Telephone Detachment
- 1st Battalion, Guard Foot Artillery Regiment, in Spandau
- Guard Pioneer Battalion
- Guard Corps Pontoon Train
- Guard Train Battalion, in Altdamm
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 1st Aviation Detachment
- attached troops
  - 1st Telegraph Battalion, in Treptow, Berlin
  - War Telegraph School, in Spandau, Berlin
  - Motor Transport Battalion, in Berlin
  - Experimental Department of the Traffic Examination Commission, in Berlin and Jüterbog
  - 1st Railroad Regiment, in Berlin
  - 4th Railroad Regiment, in Berlin
  - Operations Department of the Railway Troops, in Berlin
  - 1st Fighter Battalion, in Döberitz and Großenhain
  - 1st Airships Battalion, at Tegel Airfield, Berlin
  - 2nd Airships Battalion, spread between Berlin, Hanover, and Dresden

1st Guard Division[]

The 1st Guard Division comprised thirteen infantry battalions, five machine gun companies, four cavalry squadrons, twelve field artillery batteries, and a pioneer company.

1st Guard Division; Lieutenant General Oskar Emil von Hutier
- Divisional Headquarters, in Berlin
- Life Guard Hussar Regiment, in Potsdam
- 1st Guard Infantry Brigade: Major General Frederick Leopold von Kleist
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Potsdam
  - 1st Foot Guard Regiment, in Potsdam
  - 3rd Foot Guard Regiment, in Berlin
  - Guard Jäger Battalion, in Potsdam
- 2nd Guard Infantry Brigade: Major General Hans Carl Schach von Wittenau
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Berlin
  - 2nd Foot Guard Regiment, in Berlin
  - 4th Foot Guard Regiment, in Berlin
- 1st Guard Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Freidrich, Freiherr von Buddenbrock
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Berlin
  - 1st Guard Field Artillery Regiment, in Berlin
  - 3rd Guard Field Artillery Regiment, in Berlin and besskow
- 1st Company, Guard Pioneer Battalion
- 1st Guard Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Guard Medical Company
- 3rd Guard Medical Company

2nd Guard Division[]

The 2nd Guard Division comprised thirteen infantry battalions, five machine gun companies, four cavalry squadrons, twelve field artillery batteries, and two pioneer companies.

2nd Guard Division; Lieutenant General Arnold von Winckler
- Divisional Headquarters, in Berlin
- 2nd Guard Uhlan Regiment, in Berlin
- 3rd Guard Infantry Brigade: Major General Viktor Albert
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Berlin
  - 1st Guard Grenadier Regiment "Emperor Alexander", in Berlin
  - 3rd Guard Grenadier Regiment "Queen Elisabeth", in Charlottenburg
  - Guard Schützen Battalion, in Lichterfelde
- 4th Guard Infantry Brigade: Major General Frederick von Gontard
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Berlin
  - 2nd Guard Grenadier Regiment "Emperor Franz", in Berlin
  - 4th Guard Grenadier Regiment "Queen Augusta", in Berlin
- 2nd Guard Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Joseph Trimborn
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Potsdame
  - 2nd Guard Field Artillery Regiment, in Potsdam
  - 4th Guard Field Artillery Regiment, in Potsdam
- 2nd Company, Guard Pioneer Battalion
- 3rd Company, Guard Pioneer Battalion
- 2nd Guard Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Guard Medical Company

VII Corps[]

The VII (7th) Corps consisted of troops from the Province of Westphalia, Principality of Schaumburg-Lippe, and Principality of Lippe. In addition, the corps oversaw the following districts: Regierungsbezirk Münster, Regierungsbezirk Minden, Regierungsbezirk Arnsberg (City and District of Bochum, City and District of Dortmund, Gelsenkirchen, Hagen, Hamm, Hattingen, Iserlohn, Lippstadt, and Soest); Regierungsbezirk Düsseldorf (Districts of Barmen, Kleve, Duisburg, Düsseldorf, Elberfeld, Essen, Geldern, Krefeld, Lennep, Mettmann, Mörs, Mülheim an der Ruhr, Rees, and Solingen).^[2]

VII Corps; General of Cavalry Carl Wilhelm Georg August von Einem von Rothmaler
- Corps Headquarters
- 7th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 5th Reserve Munition Column Section (from 4th Reserve Infantry Artillery Munition Column)
- 6th Reserve Munition Column Section (from 5th Reserve Infantry Artillery Munition Column)
- 5th Reserve Train Section
- 6th Reserve Train Section
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

13th Division[]

The 13th Division comprised thirteen infantry battalions, five machine gun companies, three cavalry squadrons, twelve artillery batteries, and a pioneer company.

13th Division; Lieutenant General Kurt Gotthelf Kreuzwendedich von dem Borne
- Divisional Headquarters, in Münster
- 1/2 Regiment, 16th (Altmark) Uhlan Regiment "Hennings von Treffenfeld", in Salzwedel
- 25th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Münster
  - 13th (1st Westphalian) Infantry Regiment "Herwath von Bittenfeld", in Münster
  - 158th (7th Lorraine) Infantry Regiment, in Paderborn
- 26th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Minden
  - 15th (2nd Westphalian) Infantry Regiment "Prince Frederick of the Netherlands", in Minden
  - 55th (6th Westphalian) Infantry Regiment "Count Bülow von Dennewitz", in Detmold, Höxter, and Bielefeld
  - 7th (Westphalian) Jäger Battalion, in Bückeburg
- 13th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Ludwigsburg
  - 22nd (2nd Westphalian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Münster
  - 58th (Minden) Field Artillery Regiment, in Minden
- 1st Company, 7th (Westphalian) Pioneer Battalion, in Cologne
- 13th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

14th Division[]

The 14th Division comprised twelve infantry battalions, four machine gun companies, three cavalry squadrons, twelve artillery batteries, and two pioneer companies.

14th Division; Lieutenant General Frederich Paul Carl Fleck
- Divisional Headquarters, in Düsseldorf
- 1/2 Regiment, 16th (Altmark) Uhlan Regiment "Hennings von Treffenfeld", in Salzwedel
- 27th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Cologne
  - 16th (3rd Westphalian) Infantry Regiment "Freiherr von Sparr", in Cologne
  - 53rd (5th Westphalian) Infantry Regiment, in Cologne
- 79th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Wesel
  - 56th (7th Westphalian) Infantry Regiment "Vogel von Falkenstein", in Wesel and Kleves
  - 57th (8th Westphalian) Infantry Regiment "Duke Ferdinand of Brunswick", in Wesel
- 14th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Wesel
  - 7th (Westphalian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Wesel and Düsseldorf
  - 43rd (Kleves) Field Artillery Regiment, in Wesel
- 1st Company, 7th (Westphalian) Pioneer Battalion, in Cologne
- 14th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

X Corps[]

The X (10th) Corps consisted of troops from the Province of Hanover (districts of Hanover, Hildesheim, Lüneburg, Osnabruck, Aurich, and Rinteln), Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, and Duchy of Brunswick.^[2]

X Corps: General of Infantry Otto von Emmich
- Corps Headquarters
- 10th Telephone Detachment
- 2nd Battalion, 20th (1st Posen) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Posen
- 10th Corps Pontoon Train
- 10th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 4th Infantry Munition Column Section
- 9th Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 10th (Hanoverian) Pioneer Battalion, in Minden
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 21st Aviation Detachment

19th Division[]

19th Division; Lieutenant General Max Hofmann
- Divisional Headquarters, in Hanover
- 37th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Oldenburg
  - 78th (East Frisian) Infantry Regiment "Duke Fredrich Wilhelm of Brunswick", in Aurich
  - 91st (Oldenburg) Infantry Regiment, in Oldenburg
- 38th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Hanover
  - 73rd (Hanoverian) Fusilier Regiment "General Field Marshal Prince Albert of Prussia", in Hanover
  - 74th (1st Hanoverian) Infantry Regiment, in Hanover
- 19th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Oldenburg
  - 26th (2nd Hanoverian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Verden
  - 62nd (East Frisian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Oldenburg and Osnabrück
- 1st Company, 10th (Hanoverian) Pioneer Battalion, in Minden
- 19th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

20th Division[]

20th Division; Lieutenant General Alwin Schmundt
- Divisional Headquarters, in Hanover
- 39th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Hanover
  - 79th (3rd Hanoverian) Infantry Regiment "von Voigts-Rhetz", in Hildesheim
  - 164th (4th Hanoverian) Infantry Regiment, in Hameln and Holzminden
- 40th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Brunswick
  - 77th (2nd Hanoverian) Infantry Regiment, in Celle
  - 92nd (Brunswick) Infantry Regiment, in Brunswick
- 20th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Hanover
  - 10th (1st Hanoverian) Field Artillery Regiment "von Scharnhorst", in Hanover
  - 46th (Lower Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment, in Wolfenbüttel and Celle
- 2nd Company, 10th (Hanoverian) Pioneer Battalion, in Minden
- 3rd Company, 10th (Hanoverian) Pioneer Battalion, in Minden
- 20th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

Guard Reserve Corps[]

Guard Reserve Corps: General of Artillery Max von Gallwitz
- Corps Headquarters
- Guard Reserve Telephone Detachment
- II Battalion, Guard Foot Artillery Regiment, in Spandau
- 28th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- Guard Reserve Corps Pontoon Train
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

3rd Guard Division[]

3rd Guard Division: Lieutenant General Henning von Bonin
- Divisional Headquarters, in Berlin
- Guard Reserve Uhlan Regiment, in Berlin
- 5th Guard Infantry Brigade: Major General Nicholas von Below
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Spandau
  - 5th Foot Guard Regiment, in Spandau
  - 5th Guard Grenadier Regiment, in Spandau
- 6th Guard Infantry Brigade: Major General Frederick von Friedeburg
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Berlin
  - Guard Fusilier Regiment, in Berlin
  - Replacement Infantry Battalion, in Potsdam
- 3rd Guard Reserve Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Hans Willibald, Count of Schweinitz und Krain, Freiherr von Kauder
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Berlin
  - 5th Guard Field Artillery Regiment, in Sprottau and Sagan
  - 6th Guard Field Artillery Regiment, in Breslau
- 1st Company, 28th (2nd Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion, in Küstrin
- 3rd Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

1st Guard Reserve Division[]

1st Guard Reserve Division: Major General Viktor Albert
- Division Headquarters, in Berlin
- Guard Reserve Dragoon Regiment, in Berlin
- 1st Guard Reserve Brigade: Major General Hans, Freiherr von Langermann und Erlenkamp
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Potsdam
  - 1st Guard Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Berlin
  - 2nd Guard Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Berlin
  - Guard Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Potsdam
- 15th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Colonel Hans von Below
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Halle an der Saale
  - 64th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Prenzlau and Angermünde
  - 93rd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Dessau and Zerbst
- Guard Reserve Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Louis Mertens
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Berlin
  - 1st Guard Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Berlin
  - 3rd Guard Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Berlin and Beeskow
- 2nd Company, 28th (2nd Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion, in Küstrin
- 3rd Company, 28th (2nd Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion, in Küstrin
- 2nd Guard Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

VII Reserve Corps[]

VII Reserve Corps: General of Infantry Hans von Zwehl
- Corps Headquarters
- 7th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

13th Reserve Division[]

13th Reserve Division: General of Cavalry Alfred von Kühne
- Division Headquarters, in Münster
- 5th Reserve Hussar Regiment, in Stolp
- 25th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Lieutenant General Andreas Wilhelm von Harbou
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Münster
  - 13th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Münster
  - 56th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Wesel and Kleves
- 28th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Carl Johann Neuhauß
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Düsseldorf
  - 29th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Trier
  - 37th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Krotoschin
  - 7th Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Bückeburg
- 13th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Ulm and Stuttgart
- 4th Company, 7th (Westphalian) Pioneer Battalion, in Cologne
- 13th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 7th Reserve Medical Company

14th Reserve Division[]

14th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Wolfgang von Unger
- Division Headquarters, in Düsseldorf
- 8th Reserve Hussar Regiment, in Neuhaus and Paderborn
- 27th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Lieutenant General Edwin Sunkel
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Cologne
  - 16th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Cologne
  - 53rd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Cologne
- 28th Infantry Brigade: Colonel Hermann, Freiherr von Ziegesar
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Düsseldorf
  - 39th (Upper Rhine) Fusilier Regiment, in Düsseldorf
  - 159th (8th Lorraine) Infantry Regiment, in Mülheim and Geldern
- 14th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Carlsruhe
- 1st Reserve Company, 7th (Westphalian) Pioneer Battalion, in Cologne
- 2nd Reserve Company, 7th (Westphalian) Pioneer Battalion, in Cologne
- 21st Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 21st Reserve Medical Company

X Reserve Corps[]

X Reserve Corps: General of Infantry Günther, Count of Kirchbach
- Corps Headquarters
- 10th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

2nd Guard Reserve Division[]

Though the 2nd Guard Reserve Division had the title of 'Guard', it in-fact had no Guard units other than the support units.

2nd Guard Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Richard, Freiherr von Süßkind
- Divisional Headquarters, in Berlin
- 2nd Reserve Uhlan Regiment, in Demmin
- 26th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Colonel Ernst Roeßler
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Minden
  - 15th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Bielefeld, Detmold, and Minden
  - 55th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Detmold, Paderborn, and Soest
- 38th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Paul Andreas Weese
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Hannover
  - 77th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Hameln and Hildesheim
  - 91st Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Hameln and Göttingen
  - 10th Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Goßlar
- 20th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Hannover and Oldenburg
- 4th Company, 10th (Hanoverian) Pioneer Battalion, in Minden
- 2nd Guard Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Guard Reserve Medical Company

19th Reserve Division[]

19th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Max von Bahrfeldt
- Divisional Headquarters, in Hannover
- 6th Reserve Dragoon Regiment, in Oldenburg
- 37th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Colonel Hans Carl von Winterfeldt
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Hannover
  - 73rd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Celle, Hannover, and Brunswick
  - 78th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Lüneburg and Brunswick
- 39th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Lieutenant General Prince Frederick Johann Bernhard Hermann Heinrich Morlitz von Saxe-Miningen, Duke of Saxony
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Hannover
  - 74th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Hannover, Nienburg, and Oldenburg
  - 92nd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Osnabrück and Lingen
- 19th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Wolfenbüttel
- 1st Reserve Company, 10th (Hanoverian) Pioneer Battalion, in Minden
- 2nd Reserve Company, 10th (Hanoverian) Pioneer Battalion, in Minden
- 19th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 10th Reserve Medical Company

3rd Army[]

3rd Army: Colonel-General Max Klemens, Freiherr von Hausen
- Army Headquarters, in Clerf, Rhenish Prussia
- Army Troops
  - 3rd Army Telephone Detachment
  - 3rd Wireless Command
    - 13th Heavy Wireless Station
    - 22nd Heavy Wireless Station
  - Regimental Staff, 19th (2nd Royal Saxon) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Dresden
  - I Battalion, 1st (East Prussian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Linger", in Königsberg (2 x Minenwerfer batteries)
  - 3rd Pioneer General
    - 23rd (2nd West Prussian) (Fortress) Pioneer Battalion, in Graudenz
  - I Munition Column
  - Munition Column Section
  - 7th Field Airship Detachment
- 47th Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Lieutenant General Carlotto, Count Vitzthum von Eckstädt
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 1st Landwehr Cavalry Squadron, XIX Corps District
  - 2nd Landwehr Cavalry Squadron, XIX Corps District
  - 104th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 106th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 1st Landsturm Battery, XIX Corps District
- Supply Troops
  - 4 x Infantry Munitions Section
  - 2 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Motorised)
  - 6 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Part-motorised)
  - 3 x Field Artillery Munitions Section
  - 3rd Equipment and Explosive Munitions Supply Unit
  - 3rd Gas Supply Unit
- Lines of Communication Formations
  - 3rd Lines of Communication Inspectorate
  - Lines of Communication Telephone Department
  - 3rd Commander Officer, Motorised Vehicle Troop
    - 9 x Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Columns
  - 3rd Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Park
  - 7 x Lines of Communication Munitions Columns
  - 12 x Lines of Communication Supply Parks
  - 3 x Magazine Supply Parks
  - 3rd Lines of Communication Aircraft Park

XI Corps[]

The XI (11th) Corps consisted of troops and was responsible for the Province of Hesse-Nassau (Regierungsbezirk Kassel and Regierungsbezirk Wiesbaden), part of the Province of Westphalia (part of the Regierungsbezirk Arnsberg (Districts of Altena, Arnsberg, Brilon, Meschede, Olpe, Siegen, and Wittgenstein), and part of Rhine Province (Wetzlar district), Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar, Duchy of Saxe-Meiningen, Duchy of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, and the Principality of Waldeck.

XI Corps: Lieutenant General Otto von Plüskow
- Corps Headquarters, in Kassel
- 11th Telephone Detachment
- 1st Battalion, 18th (Thuringian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Niederzwehren
- 11th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 11th Corps Pontoon Train
- 11th (Kurhessian) Train Battalion, in Kassel
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 28th Aviation Detachment

22nd Division[]

22nd Division: Major General Carl Dieffenbach
- Division Headquarters, in Kassel, Province of Hesse-Nassau
- Staff & Half-Regiment, 6th (Brandenburg) Cuirassier Regiment "Emperor Nicholas I of Russia", in Brandenburg
- 43rd Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Kassel, Province of Hesse-Nassau
  - 82nd (2nd Kurhessian) Infantry Regiment, in Göttingen
  - 83rd (3rd Kurhessian) Infantry Regiment "von Wittich", in Kassel and Arolsen
- 44th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Kassel, Province of Hesse-Nassau
  - 32nd (2nd Thuringian) Infantry Regiment, in Meiningen
  - 167th (1st Upper-Alsatian) Infantry Regiment, in Kassel and Mulhouse
  - 11th (Kurhessian) Jäger Battalion, in Marburg
- 22nd Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Kassel, Province of Hesse-Nassau
  - 11th (1st Kurhessian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Kassel and Fritzlar
  - 47th (2nd Kurhessian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Fulda
- 1st Company, 11th (Kurhessen) Pioneer Battalion, in Hannoversch-Münden
- 22nd Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

38th Division[]

38th Division: Lieutenant General Ernst Wagner
- Division Headquarters, in Erfurt
- Half-Regiment, 6th (Brandenburg) Cuirassier Regiment "Emperor Nicholas I of Russia", in Brandenburg
- 76th Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Erfurt
  - 71st (3rd Thuringian) Infantry Regiment, in Erfurt and Sonderhausen
  - 95th (6th Thuringian) Infantry Regiment, in Gotha, Hildburghausen, and Coburg
- 83rd Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Erfurt
  - 94th (Grand Duchy of Saxony – 5th Thuringian) Infantry Regiment, in Weimar, Eisenach, and Jena
  - 96th (7th Thuringian) Infantry Regiment, in Gera and Rudolstadt
- 38th Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Erfurt
  - 19th (1st Thuringian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Erfurt
  - 55th (2nd Thuringian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Namburg
- 2nd Company, 11th (Kurhessian) Pioneer Battalion, in Hannoversch-Münden
- 3rd Company, 11th (Kurhessian) Pioneer Battalion, in Hannoversch-Münden
- 38th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

XII (1st Royal Saxon) Corps[]

XII (1st Royal Saxon) Corps: General of Infantry Carl Ludwig d'Elsa
- Corps Headquarters, in Dresden, Kingdom of Saxony
- 19th Telephone Detachment
- I Battalion, 1st (East Prussian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Linger", in Königsberg
- 22nd Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 19th Corps Pontoon Train
- 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Train Battalion, in Pirna
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 24th Aviation Detachment

23rd (1st Saxon) Division[]

23rd (1st Saxon) Division: Lieutenant General Carl, Freiherr von Lindeman
- Division Headquarters, in Dresden, Kingdom of Saxony
- 20th (3rd Royal Saxon) Hussar Regiment, in Bautzen
- 45th (1st Royal Saxon) Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Dresden
  - 100th (1st Royal Saxon) Life Grenadier Regiment, in Dresden
  - 101st (2nd Royal Saxon) Grenadier Regiment "Kaiser Wilhelm", in Dresden
- 46th (2nd Royal Saxon) Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Dresden
  - 108th (Royal Saxon) Fusilier Regiment "Prince George", in Dresden
  - 182nd (16th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment, in Freiberg
- 23rd (1st Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Dresden
  - 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment, in Dresden and Königsbrück
  - 48th (4th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment, in Dresden
- 1st Company, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Pirna
- 23rd Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

32nd (3rd Saxon) Division[]

32nd (3rd Saxon) Division: Lieutenant General Horse Edler von der Planitz
- Division Headquarters, in Bautzen
- 18th (1st Royal Saxon) Hussar Regiment "King Albert", in Grossenhain
- 63rd (5th Royal Saxon) Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Bautzen
  - 102nd (3rd Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment "King Ludwig III of Bavaria", in Zittau
  - 103rd (4th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment, in Bautzen
- 64th (6th Royal Saxon) Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Dresden
  - 177th (12th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment, in Dresden
  - 178th (13th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment, in Kamenz
- 32nd (3rd Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Pirna
  - 28th (2nd Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regimen, in Bautzen
  - 64th (5th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment, in Pirna
- 2nd Company, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Pirna
- 3rd Company, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Pirna
- 32nd Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

XIX (2nd Royal Saxon) Corps[]

XIX (19th) Corps consisted of troops from and was responsible for troops within the districts of Chemnitz, Leipzig, and Zwickau within the Kingdom of Saxony.

XIX (2nd Royal Saxon) Corps: General of Cavalry Maximilian August Hermann Julius von Laffert
- Corps Headquarters, in Leipzig
- 19th Telephone Detachment
- II Battalion, 19th (2nd Royal Saxon) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Dresden
- 22nd Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 19th Corps Pontoon Train
- 19th (2nd Royal Saxon) Train Battalion, in Leipzig
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 24th Aviation Detachment

24th (2nd Saxon) Division[]

The 24th (2nd Saxon) Division consisted of 13 infantry battalions, 5 machine gun companies, 4 cavalry squadrons, 12 artillery batteries, and a pioneer company. The division was provided entirely by the Royal Saxon Army.

24th (2nd Saxon) Division: Lieutenant General Hans Krug von Nidda
- Division Headquarters, in Leipzig
- 18th (2nd Royal Saxon) Uhlan Regiment, in Leipzig
- 43rd (3rd Royal Saxon) Infantry Brigade: Major General Julius Maria, Freiherr von Falkenstein
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Döbeln
  - 139th (11th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment, in Döbeln
  - 179th (14th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment, in Wurzen and Leisnig
- 48th (4th Royal Saxon) Infantry Brigade: Major General Richard Kaden
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Leipzig
  - 106th (7th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment "King George", in Leipzig
  - 107th (8th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment "Prince Johann Georg", in Leipzig
- 24th (2nd Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Brigade: Colonel Rudolf Baeßler
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Leipzig
  - 77th (7th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment, in Leipzig
  - 78th (8th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment, in Wurzen
- 1st Company, 22nd (2nd Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Riesa
- 24th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

40th Division[]

The 40th Division consisted of 12 infantry battalions, 4 machine gun companies, 4 cavalry squadrons, 12 artillery batteries, and 2 pioneer companies. The division was provided mostly from the Thuringian Provinces of the Kingdom of Saxony.

40th (4th Saxon) Division: Lieutenant General Ernst August Götz von Olenhusen
- Division Headquarters, in Chemnitz
- 19th (2nd Royal Saxon) Hussar Regiment, in Grimma
- 88th (7th Royal Saxon) Infantry Brigade: Major General George Bärensprung
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Chemnitz
  - 104th (5th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment "Crown Prince", in Chemnitz
  - 181st (15th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment, in Chemnitz and Glauchau
- 89th (8th Royal Saxon) Infantry Brigade: Major General Max von Seydewitz
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Swickau
  - 133rd (9th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment, in Zwickau
  - 134th (10th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment, in Zwickau
- 40th (4th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Alfred Devrient
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Riesa
  - 32nd (3rd Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment, in Riesa
  - 68th (6th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment, in Riesa
- 2nd Company, 22nd (2nd Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Riesa
- 3rd Company, 22nd (2nd Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Riesa
- 40th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

XII (Royal Saxon) Reserve Corps[]

XII (Royal Saxon) Reserve Corps: General of Artillery Rudolph Bodo Hans von Kirchbach
- Corps Headquarters, in Dresden
- 12th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

23rd (1st Saxon) Reserve Division[]

23rd (1st Saxon) Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Alexander von Larisch
- Division Headquarters, in Dresden
- Royal Saxon Reserve Hussar Regiment, in Grossenhain
- 45th (1st Royal Saxon) Reserve Infantry Brigade: Lieutenant General Mortimer von Suckow
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Dresden
  - 100th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Dresden
  - 101st Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Dresden
  - 12th Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Freiburg
- 46th (2nd Royal Saxon) Reserve Infantry Brigade: Colonel Kurt Hempel
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Dresden
  - 102nd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Zittau
  - 103rd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Bautzen
- 23rd Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Koblenz
- 4th Company, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Pirna
- 23rd Divisional Pontoon Train
- Saxon 1st Reserve Medical Company

24th (2nd Saxon) Reserve Division[]

24th (2nd Saxon) Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Oskar von Ehrenthal
- Division Headquarters, in Leipzig
- Royal Saxon Reserve Uhlan Regiment, in Leipzig
- 47th (3rd Royal Saxon) Reserve Infantry Brigade: Lieutenant General Kelemns Ullrich
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Leipzig
  - 104th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Chemnitz
  - 106th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Leipzig
  - 13th Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Dresden
- 48th (4th Royal Saxon) Reserve Infantry Brigade: Lieutenant General Max Wilhelm
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Leipzig
  - 107th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Leipzig
  - 133rd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Zwickau
- 24th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Güstrow and Neustrelitz
- 1st Reserve Company, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Pirna
- 2nd Reserve Company, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Pirna
- 2nd Reserve Medical Company

4th Army[]

4th Army: Colonel-General Duke Albert Marie Alexander Philipp Joseph, Crown Prince of Württemberg
- Army Headquarters, in Trier
- Army Troops
  - 4th Army Telephone Detachment
  - 4th Wireless Command
    - 9th Heavy Wireless Station
    - 14th Heavy Wireless Station
  - 1st Foot Artillery Brigade Command: Colonel Friedrich Stüve^[6]
    - Guard Foot Artillery Regiment, in Spandau
    - 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Hindersin", in Swinemünde and Emden
    - 5th (Upper Silesian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Posen
    - 6th (Silesian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Dieskau", in Neiße and Glogau
    - 2 x Munition Columns
    - 2 x Munition Column Sections
  - 4th Pioneer General
    - 30th (3rd Rhine) (Fortress) Pioneer Battalion, at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, Koblenz
    - Pioneer Siege Train
    - Park Company
  - Armoured Train #3
  - Armoured Train #4
  - 6th Aviation Detachment
  - 3rd Field Airship Detachment
- Supply Troops
  - 4 x Infantry Munitions Section
  - 2 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Motorised)
  - 6 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Part-motorised)
  - 3 x Field Artillery Munitions Section
  - 4th Equipment and Explosive Munitions Supply Unit
  - 4th Gas Supply Unit
- Lines of Communication Formations
  - 4th Lines of Communication Inspectorate
  - Lines of Communication Telephone Department
  - Commander Officer, 4th Motorised Vehicle Troop
    - 9 x Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Columns
  - 4th Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Park
  - 7 x Lines of Communication Munitions Columns
  - 12 x Lines of Communication Supply Parks
  - 3 x Magazine Supply Parks
  - 4th Lines of Communication Aircraft Park

VI Corps[]

The VI (6th) Corps consisted of and was responsible for troops within part of the Province of Silesia (Regierungsbezirk Breslau and Regierungsbezirk Oppeln only) which covered (central) Silesia and Upper Silesia.

VI Corps: General of Infantry Kurt von Pritzelwitz
- Corps Headquarters, in Breslau
- 6th Telephone Detachment
- II Battalion, 6th (Silesian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Dieskau", in Neiße
- 6th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 6th Corps Pontoon Train
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 6th (Silesian) Train Battalion, in Breslau
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 13th Aviation Detachment

11th Division[]

11th Division: Lieutenant General Richard von Webern
- Division Headquarters, in Breslau
- 11th Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Tarnowitz and Lublinitz
- 21st Infantry Brigade: Major General Paul Frederich von Drabich-Waechter
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Schweidnitz
  - 10th (1st Silesian) Grenadier Regiment "King Frederick Wilhelm II", in Schweidnitz
  - 38th (Silesian) Fusilier Regiment "Generalfeldmarschall Count Moltke", in Glatz
- 22nd Infantry Brigade: Colonel Paul Seydel
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Breslau
  - 11th (2nd Silesian) Grenadier Regiment "King Frederick III", in Breslau
  - 51st (Lower Silesian) Infantry Regiment, in Breslau
  - 6th (2nd Silesian) Jäger Battalion in Oels
- 11th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Edwin Julius Albert, Freiherr von Bischoffshausen
  - 6th (1st Silesian) Field Artillery Regiment "von Peucker", in Breslau
  - 42nd (2nd Silesian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Schweidnitz
- 1st Company, 6th (Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Neiße
- 11th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

12th Division[]

12th Division: Lieutenant General Martin Chales de Beaulieu
- Division Headquarters, in Neiße
- 2nd (Silesian) Uhlan Regiment "von Katzler", in Gleiwitz and Pless
- 24th Infantry Brigade: Major General Hermann von der Heyde
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Neiße
  - 23rd (2nd Upper Silesian) Infantry Regiment "von Winterfeldt", in Neiße
  - 62nd (3rd Upper Silesian) Infantry Regiment, in Cosel and Ratibor
- 78th Infantry Brigade: Major General Carl Wilhelm Vollbrecht
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Brieg
  - 63rd (4th Upper Silesian) Infantry Regiment, in Oppeln and Lublinitz
  - 157th (4th Silesian) Infantry Regiment, in Brieg
- 12th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Konrad Zitlow
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Neiße
  - 21st (1st Upper Silesian) Field Artillery Regiment "von Clausewitz", in Neiße and Grottkau
  - 57th (2nd Upper Silesian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Neustadt in Oberschlesien
- 2nd Company, 6th (Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Neiße
- 3rd Company, 6th (Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Neiße
- 12th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

VIII Corps[]

The VIII (8th) Corps consisted of troops from and was responsible for troops within the Rhine Province (Regierungsbezirk Cologne, Regierungsbezirk Aachen, and Regierungsbezirk Düsseldorf (less the districts of Kempen, Neuß, Grevenbroich, and Gladbach)), Province of Hohenzollern (only Regierungsbezirk Sigmaringen), and the Principality of Birkenfeld – exclave of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg.^[2]

VIII Corps: Lieutenant General Erich Fran Tülff von Tschepe und Weidenbach
- Corps Headquarters, at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, Koblenz
- 8th Telephone Detachment
- III Battalion, 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Foot Artillery Regiment, at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, Koblenz
- 8th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 8th Corps Pontoon Train
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 8th (1st Rhine) Train Battalion, at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, Koblenz
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 10th Aviation Detachment

15th Division[]

15th Division: Lieutenant General Julius Reimann
- Division Headquarters, in Cologne
- 8th (Rhine) Cuirassier Regiment "Count Geßler", in Deutz
- 29th Infantry Brigade: Major General Hans Carl von Winckwitz
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Aachen
  - 25th (1st Rhine) Infantry Regiment "von Lützow", in Aachen
  - 161st (10th Rhine) Infantry Regiment, in Düren, Eschweiler, and Jülich
- 80th Infantry Brigade: Major General Joseph, Freiherr Raitz von Frentz
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Bonn
  - 65th (5th Rhine) Infantry Regiment, in Cologne
  - 160th (9th Rhine) Infantry Regiment, in Bonn, Diez, and Euskirchen
- 15th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Wilhelm von Woyna
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Cologne
  - 59th (Berg) Field Artillery Regiment, in Cologne
  - 83rd (3rd Rhine) Field Artillery Regiment, in Bonn and Düren
- 1st Company, 8th (1st Rhine) Pioneer Battalion, in Koblenz
- 15th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

16th Division[]

16th Division: Lieutenant General Georg Fuchs
- Division Headquarters, in Trier
- 7th (1st Rhine) Hussar Regiment "King Wilhelm I", in Bonn
- 30th Infantry Brigade: Major General Maximilian von Pfuel
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Koblenz
  - 28th (2nd Rhine) Infantry Regiment "von Goeben", at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress and Koblenz
  - 68th (6th Rhine) Infantry Regiment, in Koblenz
- 31st Infantry Brigade: Major General Richard Wellmann
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Trier
  - 29th (3rd Rhine) Infantry Regiment "von Horn", in Trier
  - 69th (7th Rhine) Infantry Regiment, in Trier
- 16th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Max Beckm,ann
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Trier
  - 23rd (2nd Rhine) Field Artillery Regiment, in Koblenz
  - 44th (Trier) Field Artillery Regiment, in Trier
- 2nd Company, 8th (1st Rhine) Pioneer Battalion, in Koblenz
- 3rd Company, 8th (1st Rhine) Pioneer Battalion, in Koblenz
- 16th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

XVIII Corps[]

The XVIII (18th) Corps consisted of troops from and was responsible for part of the Rhine Province (Regierungsbezirk Wiesbaden only) and the Grand Duchy of Hesse.^[2]

XVIII Corps: General of Infantry Heinrich Dedo von Schenk
- Corps Headquarters, in Frankfurt am Main
- 10th Telephone Detachment
- I Battalion, 3rd (Brandenburg) Foot Artillery Regiment "General-Feldzeugmeister", in Mainz
- 10th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 10th Corps Pontoon Train
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 10th (Hanoverian) Train Battalion, in Hanover
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 21st Aviation Detachment

21st Division[]

21st Division: Major General Ernst von Oven
- Division Headquarters, in Frankfurt am Main
- 6th (Thuringian) Uhlan Regiment, in Hanau
- 41st Infantry Brigade: Major General Adolf von Esch
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Mainz
  - 87th (1st Nassau) Infantry Regiment, in Mainz
  - 88th (2nd Nassau) Infantry Regiment, in Mainz and Hanau
- 42nd Infantry Brigade: Major General Hugo Elstermann von Elster
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Frankfurt am Main
  - 80th (Kurhessian) Fusilier Regiment "von Gersdorff", in Wiesbaden and Homburg
  - 81st (1st Kurhessian) Infantry Regiment "Landgrave Frederick I von Hessen-Kassel", in Frankfurt am Main
- 21st Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Scherbening
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Frankfurt am Main
  - 27th (1st Orange-Nassau) Field Artillery Regiment, in Mainz and Wiesbaden
  - 63rd (1st Nassau) Field Artillery Regiment, in Frankfurt am Main
- 1st Company, 21st (1st Nassau) Pioneer Battalion, in Mainz
- 21st Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

Grand Ducal Hesse (25th) Division[]

Grand Ducal Hesse (25th) Division: Major General Viktor Kühne
- Division Headquarters, in Darmstadt
- 6th (Magdeburg) Dragoon Regiment, in Mainz
- 49th Infantry Brigade: Major General Hans Frederick Paul von Uthmann
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Darmstadt
  - 115th (1st Grand Ducal Hessian) Life Guard Infantry Regiment, in Darmstadt
  - 116th (2nd Grand Ducal Hessian) Infantry Regiment "Kaiser Wilhelm", in Gießen
- 50th Infantry Brigade: Major General Dietrich, Freiherr von Speßhardt
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Mainz
  - 117th (3rd Grand Ducal Hessian) Life Infantry Regiment "Grand Duchess", in Mainz
  - 118th (4th Grand Ducal Hessian) Infantry Regiment "Prince Carl", in Wurms
- 25th Field Artillery Brigade: Colonel Eggerss
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Darmstadt
  - 61st (2nd Grand Ducal Hessian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Darmstadt and Babenhausen
  - 21st (1st Nassau) Pioneer Battalion, in Mainz
- 2nd Company, 21st (1st Nassau) Pioneer Battalion, in Mainz
- 3rd Company, 21st (1st Nassau) Pioneer Battalion, in Mainz
- 25th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

VIII Reserve Corps[]

VIII Reserve Corps: General of Infantry Nikolaus von und zu Egloffstein
- Corps Headquarters
- 8th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

15th Reserve Division[]

15th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Eberhard von Kurowski
- Division Headquarters, in Cologne
- 5th Reserve Uhlan Regiment, in Düsseldorf
- 30th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Colonel Robert von Bernuth
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Koblenz
  - 25th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Aachen
  - 69th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Trier
- 32nd Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Paul Carl August Scholz
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Saarbrücken
  - 17th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Mörchingen
  - 30th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Saarlouis
- 15th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Saarburg and Mörchingen
- 4th Company, 8th (1st Rhine) Pioneer Battalion, in Koblenz
- 15th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 8th Reserve Medical Company

16th Reserve Division[]

16th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Wilhelm Mootz
- Division Headquarters, in Trier
- 2nd Royal Bavarian Heavy Reserve Cavalry Regiment, in Landshut
- 29th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Lieutenant General Otto Hans Eduard Schumann
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Aachen
  - 29th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Trier
  - 65th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Cologne
- 31st Reserve Infantry Brigade: General of Infantry Wilhelm von Ditfurth
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Trier
  - 28th Reserve Infantry Regiment, at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, Koblenz
  - 68th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Koblenz
- 15th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Saarburg and Mörchingen
- 2nd Company, 8th (1st Rhine) Pioneer Battalion, in Koblenz
- 3rd Company, 8th (1st Rhine) Pioneer Battalion, in Koblenz
- 1st Reserve Medical Company

XVIII Reserve Corps[]

XVIII Reserve Corps: Lieutenant General Kuno von Steuben
- Corps Headquarters
- 10th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 49th Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Colonel Hans von Blumenthal
  - 116th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 118th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

21st Reserve Division[]

21st Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Hermann von Rampacher
- Division Headquarters, in Frankfurt am Main
- 7th Reserve Dragoon Regiment, in Saarbrücken
- 41st Reserve Infantry Brigade: Lieutenant General Hugo von Mey
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Mainz
  - 80th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Wiesbaden and Homburg
  - 87th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Mainz
- 42nd Reserve Infantry Brigade: Lieutenant General Ernst von Oidtman
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Frankfurt am Main
  - 81st Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Frankfurt am Main
  - 88th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Mainz and Hanau
- 1/2 Regiment, 21st Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Neiße and Grottkau
- 4th Company, 11th (Kurhessian) Pioneer Battalion, in Hannoversch-Münden
- 21st Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Reserve Medical Company

25th Reserve Division[]

25th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Alexander Torgany
- Division Headquarters, in Darmstadt
- 4th Reserve Dragoon Regiment, in Lüben
- 49th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Colonel Wolf von Helldorff
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Darmstadt
  - 116th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Gießen
  - 118th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Worms
- 50th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Colonel Hermann von Bassewitz
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Mainz
  - 83rd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Kassel and Arolsen
  - 168th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Offenbach and Butzbach
- 1/2 Regiment, 21st Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Neiße and Grottkau
- 1st Reserve Company, 11th (Kurhessian) Pioneer Battalion, in Hannoversch-Münden
- 2nd Reserve Company, 11th (Kurhessian) Pioneer Battalion, in Hannoversch-Münden
- 25th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Reserve Medical Company

5th Army[]

5th Army: Lieutenant General Prince Frederick Wilhelm Victor August Ernst von Hohenzollern, Crown Prince of Prussia
- Army Headquarters, in Saarbrücken
- Army Troops
  - 5th Army Telephone Detachment
  - 5th Wireless Command
    - 12th Heavy Wireless Station
    - 24th Heavy Wireless Station
  - 1st General of Foot Artillery
    - 6th Foot Artillery Brigade Command
      - Staff, 5th (Upper Silesian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Posen
      - Staff, 6th (Silesian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Dieskau", in Neiße
      - Staff, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Metz
      - I Battalion, 6th (Silesian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Dieskau"
      - II Battalion, 6th (Silesian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Dieskau"
      - II Battalion, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Foot Artillery Regiment
      - III Battalion, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Foot Artillery Regiment
  - 5th Pioneer General
    - 20th (2nd Lorraine) (Fortress) Pioneer Battalion, in Metz
    - 29th (Posen) (Fortress) Pioneer Battalion, in Posen
  - Armoured Train #6
  - 25th Aviation Detachment
  - 4th Field Airship Detachment
- Supply Troops
  - 4 x Infantry Munitions Section
  - 2 x Field Artillery Munitions Sections (Motorised)
  - 6 x Field Artillery Munitions Sections (Part-motorised)
  - 3 x Field Artillery Munitions Sections
  - 5th Equipment and Explosive Munitions Supply Unit
  - 5th Gas Supply Unit
- Lines of Communication Formations
  - 5th Lines of Communication Inspectorate
  - Lines of Communication Telephone Department VIII
  - 15 x Lines of Communication Train Squadrons
  - 8 x Lines of Communication Supply Parks
  - 5 x Magazine Supply Parks
  - 6 x Lines of Communication Columns
  - Commanding Officer, 5th Motorised Vehicle Troop
  - 5 x Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Columns
  - 5th Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Park
  - 5th Lines of Communication Aircraft Park

2nd Landwehr Division[]

2nd Landwehr Division: Lieutenant General Adolf Franke
- Division Headquarters
- 9th (Royal Bavarian) Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Major General Bernhard Kießling
  - 1st Landwehr Squadron, III Bavarian Corps District
  - 6th Royal Bavarian Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 7th Royal Bavarian Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Nuremberg and Eichstätt
  - 1st Landsturm Battery, III Bavarian Corps District
- 43rd Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Lieutenant General Frederick Wilhelm von der Lippe
  - 1st Landwehr Squadron, XI Corps District
  - 32nd (2nd Thuringian) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Meiningen and Weimar
  - 83rd (3rd Hessian) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Kassel and Aroslen
  - 1st Landsturm Battery, XI Corps District
  - 2nd Landsturm Battery, XI Corps District
- 45th Saxon Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Major General Ludolf von Bosse
  - Landwehr Squadron, XII Corps District
  - 100th (Saxon) Landwehr Grenadier Regiment, in Dresden
  - 102nd (3rd Saxon) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Dresden
  - Landwehr Battery, XII Corps District
- 53rd Württemberg Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Major General Hermann von Oßwald
  - 3rd Landwehr Squadron, XIII Corps District
  - 124th (6th Württemberg) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Ulm an der Donau, Mergentheim, Ellwangen an der Jagst, and Gmünd
  - 125th (7th Württemberg) Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - Landsturm Battery, XIII Corps District

V Corps[]

The V (5th) Corps consisted of troops from and was responsible for part of the Province of Posen (Regierungsbezirk Posen only) and part of the Province of Silesia (Regierungsbezirk Liegnitz only).

V Corps: General of Infantry Hermann von Strantz
- Corps Headquarters, in Posen
- 5th Telephone Detachment
- I Battalion, 5th (Upper Silesian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Posen
- 5th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 5th Corps Pontoon Train
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 5th (Upper Silesian) Train Battalion, in Posen
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 10th Aviation Detachment

9th Division[]

9th Division: Lieutenant General Eduard von Below
- Division Headquarters, in Glogau
- 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Uhlan Regiment "Emperor Alexander II of Russia", in Fürstenwalde
- 17th Infantry Brigade: Major General Bruno Melms
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Glogau
  - 19th (2nd Posen) Infantry Regiment "von Courbière", in Görlitz and Lauban
  - 58th (3rd Posen) Infantry Regiment, in Glogau and Fraustadt
- 18th Infantry Brigade: Major General Otto Falckenheiner
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Liegnitz
  - 7th (2nd West Prussian) Grenadier Regiment "King Wilhelm I", in Liegnitz
  - 154th (5th Upper Silesian) Infantry Regiment, in Jauer and Striegau
- 9th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Wilhelm Frederick Müller
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Glogau
  - 5th (1st Upper Silesian) Field Artillery Regiment "von Podbielski", in Sprottau and Sagan
  - 41st (2nd Upper Silesian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Glogau
- 1st Company, 5th (Upper Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Glogau
- 9th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

10th Division[]

10th Division: Lieutenant General Robert Kosch
- Division Headquarters, in Posen
- 1st King's Royal Prussian Mounted Jäger Regiment, in Posen
- 19th Infantry Brigade: Major General Paul Heinrich Liebeskind
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Posen
  - 6th (1st West Prussian) Grenadier Regiment "Count Kleist von Nollendorf", in Posen
  - 46th (1st Upper Silesian) Infantry Regiment "Count Kirchbach", in Posen and Wreschen
- 20th Infantry Brigade: Major General Arnold, Freiherr von der Horst
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Posen
  - 47th (2nd Upper Silesian) Infantry Regiment "King Ludwig III of Bavaria", in Posen and Schrimm
  - 50th (3rd Upper Silesian) Infantry Regiment, in Rawitsch and Lissa
- 10th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Oskar, Freiherr von Watter
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Posen
  - 20th (1st Posen) Field Artillery Regiment, in Posen
  - 56th (2nd Posen) Field Artillery Regiment, in Lissa
- 2nd Company, 5th (Upper Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Glogau
- 3rd Company, 5th (Upper Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Glogau
- 10th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

XIII (Royal Württemberg) Corps[]

XIII (Royal Württemberg) Corps: General of Infantry Max von Fabeck
- Corps Headquarters, in Stuttgart
- 13th Telephone Detachment
- I Battalion, 13th (Hohenzollern) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Ulm
- 13th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 13th Corps Pontoon Train
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 13th (Württemberg) Train Battalion, in Ludwigsburg
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 4th Aviation Detachment

26th (1st Royal Württemberg) Division[]

26th (1st Royal Württemberg) Division: Lieutenant General Prince Wilhelm Carl Florestan Gero Crescentius von Urach, Duke of Urach, Count of Württemberg
- Division Headquarters, in Stuttgart
- 20th (2nd Württemberg) Uhlan Regiment "King Wilhelm I", in Ludwigsburg
- 51st (1st Royal Württemberg) Infantry Brigade: Major General Hermann von Stein
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Stuttgart
  - 119th (1st Württemberg) Grenadier Regiment "Queen Olga", in Stuttgart
  - 125th (7th Württemberg) Infantry Regiment "Kaiser Frederick, King of Prussia", in Stuttgart
- 52nd (2nd Royal Württemberg) Infantry Brigade: Major General Carl von Teichmann
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Ludwigsburg
  - 121st (3rd Württemberg) Infantry Regiment "Alt-Württemberg", in Ludwigsburg
  - 122nd (4th Württemberg) Fusilier Regiment "Kaiser Franz Joseph of Austria, King of Hungary"
- 26th (1st Royal Württemberg) Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Alfred von Mohn
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Ludwigsburg
  - 29th (2nd Württemberg) Field Artillery Regiment "Prince-Regent Luitpold of Bavaria", in Ludwigsburg
  - 65th (4th Württemberg) Field Artillery Regiment, in Ludwigsburg
- 1st Company, 13th (Württemberg) Pioneer Battalion, in Ulm
- 26th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

27th (2nd Royal Württemberg) Division[]

27th (2nd Royal Württemberg) Division: Lieutenant General Franz, Count of Pfeil and Klein-Ellguth
- Division Headquarters, in Ulm
- 19th (1st Württemberg) Uhlan Regiment "King Carl", in Ulm and Wiblingen
- 53rd (3rd Royal Württemberg) Infantry Brigade: Major General Otto von Moser
  - 123rd (5th Württemberg) Infantry Regiment "King Carl", in Ulm
  - 124th (6th Württemberg) Infantry Regiment "King Wilhelm I", in Weingarten
- 54th (4th Royal Württemberg) Infantry Brigade: Major General Felix Langer
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Ulm
  - 120th (2nd Württemberg) Infantry Regiment "Kaiser Wilhelm, King of Prussia", in Ulm
  - 127th (9th Württemberg) Infantry Regiment, in Ulm and Wiblingen
- 27th (2nd Royal Württemberg) Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Albert von Bernhard
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Ulm
  - 13th (1st Württemberg) Field Artillery Regiment "King Carl", in Ulm and Cannstatt
  - 49th (3rd Württemberg) Field Artillery Regiment, in Ulm
- 2nd Company, 13th (Württemberg) Pioneer Battalion, in Ulm
- 3rd Company, 13th (Württemberg) Pioneer Battalion, in Ulm
- 27th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

XVI Corps[]

The XVI (16th) Corps consisted of troops from and was responsible for the Province of Alsace–Lorraine.

XVI Corps: General of Infantry Bruno von Mudra
- Corps Headquarters, in Metz
- 16th Telephone Detachment
- I Battalion, 10th (Lower Saxony) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Straßburg
- 16th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 16th Corps Pontoon Train
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 16th (Lorraine) Train Battalion, in Saarlouis
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 2nd Aviation Detachment

33rd Division[]

33rd Division: Lieutenant General Franz von Reitzenstein
- Division Headquarters, in Metz
- 12th Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Saint Avold
- 66th Infantry Brigade: Major General Viktor Carl Bausch
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Metz
  - 98th (Metz) Infantry Regiment, in Metz
  - 130th (1st Lorraine) Infantry Regiment, in Metz
- 67th Infantry Brigade: Major General Carl August Brosius
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Metz
  - 135th (3rd Lorraine) Infantry Regiment, in Diedenhofen
  - 144th (5th Lorraine) Infantry Regiment, in Metz and Diedenhofen
- 33rd Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Otto Merling
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Metz
  - 33rd (1st Lorraine) Field Artillery Regiment, in Metz
  - 34th (2nd Lorraine) Field Artillery Regiment, in Metz
- 1st Company, 16th (Lorraine) Pioneer Battalion, in Saarlouis
- 33rd Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

34th Division[]

34th Division: Lieutenant General Walter von Heinemann
- Division Headquarters, in Metz
- 14th (2nd Hannover) Uhlan Regiment, in Saint Avold and Mörchingen
- 68th Infantry Brigade: Major General Ludwig von Estorff
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Metz
  - 67th (4th Magdeburg) Infantry Regiment, in Metz
  - 145th (6th Lorraine) Infantry Regiment "King's", in Metz
- 86th Infantry Brigade: Major General Georg Miesitscheck von Wischkau
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Saarlouis
  - 30th (4th Rhine) Infantry Regiment "Count Werder", in Saarlouis
  - 173rd (9th Lorraine) Infantry Regiment, in Saint Avold and Metz
- 34th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Max von Müller
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Saint Avold
  - 69th (3rd Lorraine) Field Artillery Regiment, in Saint Avold
  - 70th (4th Lorraine) Field Artillery Regiment, in Metz and Saarlouis
- 2nd Company, 16th (Lorraine) Pioneer Battalion, in Saarlouis
- 3rd Company, 16th (Lorraine) Pioneer Battalion, in Saarlouis
- 34th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

V Reserve Corps[]

V Reserve Corps: General of Infantry Erich von Gündell
- Corps Headquarters, in Posen
- 5th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

9th Reserve Division[]

9th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Hans von Guretzky-Cornitz
- Division Headquarters, in Glogau
- 3rd Reserve Dragoon Regiment, in Bromberg
- 17th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Max Schrötter
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 6th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Posen
  - 7th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Liegnitz
- 19th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Frederick Wilhelm von Wyszecki
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 19th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Görlitz
  - 5th Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Hirschberg
- 9th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Itzehoe
- 4th Company, 5th (Upper Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Glogau
- 6th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Reserve Medical Company

10th Reserve Division[]

10th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Hermann von Wartenberg
- Division Headquarters, in Posen
- 6th Reserve Uhlan Regiment, in Hanau
- 77th Infantry Brigade: Major General Emmo von Dewitz
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Ostrowo
  - 37th (1st West Prussian) Fusilier Regiment "von Steinmetz", in Krotoschin
  - 155th (7th West Prussian) Infantry Regiment, in Ostrowo and Pleschen
- 18th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Hans Heinrich Glahn
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 37th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Krotoschin
  - 46th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Posen
- 10th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Hannover
- 1st Reserve Company, 5th (Upper Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Glogau
- 2nd Reserve Company, 5th (Upper Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Glogau
- 10th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 5th Reserve Medical Company

VI Reserve Corps[]

VI Reserve Corps: General of Infantry Konrad von Goßler
- Corps Headquarters, in Breslau
- 6th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 13th Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Major General Georg Saenger
  - Landwehr Squadron, IV Corps District
  - 26th (1st Magdeburg) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Magdeburg
  - 27th (2nd Magdeburg) Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 1st Landsturm Battery, IV Corps District
  - 2nd Landsturm Battery, IV Corps District
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

11th Reserve Division[]

11th Reserve Division: Major General Carl Suren
- Division Headquarters, in Breslau
- 4th Reserve Hussar Regiment, in Ohlau
- 23rd Infantry Brigade: Major General Arthur von Goetzen
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Gleiwtiz
  - 22nd (1st Upper Silesian) Infantry Regiment "Keith", in Gleiwitz and Kattowitz
  - 156th (3rd Silesian) Infantry Regiment, in Beuthen and Tarnowitz
- 21st Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Kurt von Gallwitz-Drayling
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 10th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Schweidnitz
  - 11th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Breslau
- 11th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Kassel and Fritzlar
- 4th Company, 6th (Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Neiße
- 11th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 6th Reserve Medical Company

12th Reserve Division[]

12th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Hinko, Freiherr von Lüttwitz
- Division Headquarters, in Neiße
- 4th Reserve Uhlan Regiment, in Thorn
- 22nd Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Hans von Leyser
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 23rd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Neiße
  - 38th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Glatz
- 23rd Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Lothar Adolf, Freiherr von Wilmowski
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 22nd Reserve Infantry Regiment
  - 51st Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Breslau
- 12th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Dresden
- 1st Reserve Company, 6th (Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Neiße
- 2nd Reserve Company, 6th (Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Neiße
- 2nd Reserve Medical Company

6th Army[]

6th Army: Colonel-General Prince Rupprecht Maria Luitpold Ferdinand von Wittelsbach, Crown Prince of Bavaria, Duke of Bavaria, Duke of Franconia, and Duke in Swabia, and Count Palatine by the Rhine
- Army Headquarters, in Saint Avold
- Army Troops
  - 6th Bavarian Wireless Command
    - 1st Bavarian Heavy Wireless Station
    - 2nd Bavarian Heavy Wireless Station
  - 6th Bavarian Army Telephone Detachment
  - 1st Bavarian Foot Artillery Brigade Command
    - Staff, 1st Royal Bavarian Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment, in Munich
    - Staff, 18th (Thuringian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Niederzwehren
    - II & III Battalions, 18th (Thuringian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Niederzwehren (4 x Minenwerfer batteries each)
    - II Battalion, 3rd Royal Bavarian Foot Artillery Regiment, in Ingolstadt (2 x Minenwerfer batteries)
    - 2nd Heavy Coastal Mortar Battery (with Skoda Model 1911 305mm Heavy Siege Howitzers)
  - 1st Short Naval Gun Battery (with 420mm Short Siege Howitzers)
  - III Park Company, 10th Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment
  - II Park Company, 14th Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment
  - 6th Pioneer General
    - 19th (2nd Alsatian) (Fortress) Pioneer Battalion, in Straßburg
    - 4th Royal Bavarian (Fortress) Pioneer Battalion, in Ingolstadt
  - 12th Requisition Train Unit
  - 13th Requisition Train Unit
  - 14th Requisition Train Unit
  - 2nd Bavarian Railway Construction Company
  - 2nd Team Locomotive Park
  - Armoured Train #9
  - 5th Aviation Detachment
  - 1st Bavarian Field Airship Detachment
- Supply Troops
  - 4 x Bavarian Infantry Munitions Section
  - 2 x Bavarian Field Artillery Munitions Section (Motorised)
  - 6 x Bavarian Field Artillery Munitions Section (Part-motorised)
  - 3 x Bavarian Field Artillery Munitions Section
  - 6th Bavarian Equipment and Explosive Munitions Supply Unit
  - 6th Bavarian Gas Supply Unit
- Lines of Communication Formations
  - 6th Bavarian Lines of Communication Inspectorate
  - Bavarian Lines of Communication Telephone Department
  - 6th Bavarian Commanding Officer, Motorised Vehicle Troop
    - 5 x Bavarian Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Columns
    - 3 x Bavarian Lines of Communication Munition Motorised Vehicle Columns
  - 6th Bavarian Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Park
  - 6 x Bavarian Lines of Communication Munitions Columns
  - 11 x Lines of Communication Supply Columns
  - 4 x Bavarian Lines of Communication Supply Parks
  - 3 x Bavarian Magazine Supply Parks
  - 12 x Lines of Communication Train Squadrons
  - 6th Bavarian Lines of Communication Aircraft Park

XXI Corps[]

The XXI (21st) Corps was responsible for and consisted of troops from part of the Rhine Province (Regierungsbezirk Koblenz and Regierungsbezirk Trier only).

XXI Corps: General of Infantry Fritz von Below
- Corps Headquarters, in Saarbrücken
- 21st Telephone Detachment
- II Battalion, 3rd (Brandenburg) Foot Artillery Regiment "General-Feldzeugmeister", in Mainz
- 27th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 21st Corps Pontoon Train
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 21st (1st Nassau) Train Battalion, in Mainz
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 8th Aviation Detachment

31st Division[]

31st Division: Lieutenant General Albert von Berrer
- Division Headquarters, in Saarbrücken
- 7th (Rhine) Uhlan Regiment "Grand Duke Frederick of Baden", in Saarbrücken
- 32nd Infantry Brigade: Major General Carl von Behr
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Saarbrücken
  - 70th (8th Rhine) Infantry Regiment, in Saarbrücken
  - 174th (10th Lorraine) Infantry Regiment, in Forbach and Straßburg
- 62nd Infantry Brigade: Major General August Maschke
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Hagenau
  - 60th (7th Brandenburg) Infantry Regiment "Margrave Carl", in Wießenburg
  - 137th (2nd Lower Alsatian) Infantry Regiment, in Hagenau
  - 166th (Hessen-Homburg) Infantry Regiment, in Bitsch
- 31st Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Kurt Emil Glokke
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Hagenau
  - 31st (1st Lower Alsatian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Hagenau
  - 67th (2nd Lower Alsatian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Hagenau and Bischweiler
- 1st Company, 27th (Rhine) Pioneer Battalion, in Trier
- 31st Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company

42nd Division[]

42nd Division: Lieutenant General Hasso von Bredow
- Division Headquarters, in Saarburg
- 7th (Westphalian) Dragoon Regiment "General-Field Marshal Prince Leopold of Bavaria", in Saarbrücken
- 59th Infantry Brigade: Major General Lutze von Wurmb
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Saarburg
  - 97th (1st Upper Rhine) Infantry Regiment, in Saarburg
  - 138th (3rd Upper Alsatian) Infantry Regiment, in Dieuze
- 65th Infantry Brigade: Major General Carl von Kehler
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Mörchingen
  - 17th (4th Westphalian) Infantry Regiment "Count Barfuß", in Mörchingen
  - 131st (2nd Lorraine) Infantry Regiment, in Mörchingen
- 42nd Field Artillery Brigade: Colonel Maximilian Krahmer
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Saarburg
  - 8th (1st Rhine) Field Artillery Regiment "von Holtzendorff", in Saarlouis and Saarbrücken
  - 15th (1st Upper Alsatian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Saarburg and Mörchingen
- 2nd Company, 27th (Rhine) Pioneer Battalion, in Trier
- 3rd Company, 27th (Rhine) Pioneer Battalion, in Trier
- 42nd Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

I Royal Bavarian Corps[]

The I Royal Bavarian Corps consisted of troops from and was responsible for part of the Kingdom of Bavaria, including Upper Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, and Swabia.

I Royal Bavarian Corps: General of Infantry Oskar, Ritter von Xylander
- Corps Headquarters, in Munich
- 1st Bavarian Telephone Detachment
- II Battalion, 1st Bavarian Foot Artillery Regiment "Bothmer", in Munich
- 1st Bavarian Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 1st Bavarian Corps Pontoon Train
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 1st Bavarian Train Battalion, in Munich
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 1st Bavarian Aviation Detachment

1st Royal Bavarian Division[]

1st Royal Bavarian Division: Lieutenant General Albert, Ritter von Schoch
- Division Headquarters, in Munich
- 8th Royal Bavarian Chevaulégers Regiment, in Dillingen
- 1st Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Otto Rauchenberger
  - Royal Bavarian Life Regiment, in Munich
  - 1st Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "King's", in Munich
- 2nd Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Nikolaus, Ritter von Endreas
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Munich
  - 2nd Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Crown Prince's", in Munich
  - 16th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Grand Duke Ferdinand of Tuscany", in Passau and Landshut
  - 1st Royal Bavarian Jäger Battalion "King's", in Freising
- 1st Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Hermann, Freiherr von Stein
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Munich
  - 1st Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment "Prince-Regent Leopold", in Munich
  - 7th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment "Prince-Regent Leopold", in Munich
- 1st Company, 1st Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Munich
- 3rd Company, 1st Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Munich
- 1st Royal Bavarian Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Royal Bavarian Medical Company
- 3rd Royal Bavarian Medical Company

2nd Royal Bavarian Division[]

2nd Royal Bavarian Division: Lieutenant General Ludwig, Ritter von Hetzel
- Division Headquarters, in Augsburg
- 3rd Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Emil Schoch
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Augsburg
  - 3rd Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Prince Carl of Bavaria", in Augsburg
  - 20th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Prince Franz", in Lindau and Kempten
- 4th Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Kral von Schoch
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Neu-Ulm
  - 12th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Prince Arnulf", in Neu-Ulm
  - 15th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "King Frederick Augustus of Saxony", in Neuburg
- 2nd Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Brigade: Major General August Usselmann
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Augsburg
  - 4th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment "King's", in Augsburg
  - 9th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment, in Landsberg
- 2nd Company, 1st Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Munich
- 2nd Royal Bavarian Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Royal Bavarian Medical Company

II Royal Bavarian Corps[]

The II Royal Bavarian Corps consisted of troops from and was responsible for part of the Kingdom of Bavaria. It included the Palatinate and Franconia.

II Royal Bavarian Corps: General of Infantry Karl, Ritter von Martini
- Corps Headquarters, in Würzburg
- 2nd Bavarian Telephone Detachment
- I Battalion, 1st Bavarian Foot Artillery Regiment "Bothmer", in Neu-Ulm
- 2nd Bavarian Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 2nd Bavarian Corps Pontoon Train
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2nd Bavarian Train Battalion, in Würzburg and Germersheim
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 2nd Bavarian Aviation Detachment

3rd Royal Bavarian Division[]

3rd Royal Bavarian Division: Lieutenant General Otto, Ritter von Breitkopf
- Division Headquarters, in Landau
- 3rd Royal Bavarian Chevaulégers Regiment "Duke Karl Theodor", in Dieuze
- 5th Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Christian Danner
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Zweibrücken
  - 22nd Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Prince William of Hohenzollern", in Zweibrücken and Saargmünd
  - 23rd Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment, in Landau, Gemersheim, and Lechefeld
- 6th Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Eugen, Ritter von Clauß
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Landau
  - 17th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Orff", in Germersheim
  - 18th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Prince Ludwig Ferdinand", in Landau
- 3rd Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Brigade: Colonel Franz, Ritter von Held
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Landau
  - 5th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment "King Alfonso XIII of Spain", in Landau
  - 12th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment, in Landau
- 1st Company, 2nd Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Speyer
- 3rd Company, 2nd Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Speyer
- 3rd Royal Bavarian Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Royal Bavarian Medical Company
- 3rd Royal Bavarian Medical Company

4th Royal Bavarian Division[]

4th Royal Bavarian Division: Lieutenant General Maximillian, Count of Montgelas
- Division Headquarters, in Würzburg
- 5th Royal Bavarian Chevaulégers Regiment "Archduke Frederick of Austria", in Saargemünd
- 7th Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Emil Henigst
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Würzburg
  - 5th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig of Hesse", in Bamberg
  - 9th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Wrede", in Würzburg
  - 2nd Royal Bavarian Jäger Battalion, in Aschaffenburg
- 5th Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Leonhard Mark
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Zweibrücken
  - 5th Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Bamberg
  - 8th Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Metz
- 4th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Hermann Burkhardt
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Würzburg
  - 2nd Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment "Horn", in Würzburg
  - 11th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment, in Würzburg
- 2nd Company, 2nd Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Speyer
- 4th Royal Bavarian Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Royal Bavarian Medical Company

III Royal Bavarian Corps[]

The III Royal Bavarian Corps was responsible for and consisted of troops from Upper Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, the Upper Palatinate, and Franconia not included in the I and II Royal Bavarian Corps.

III Royal Bavarian Corps: General of Cavalry Ludwig, Freiherr von Gebsattle
- 3rd Bavarian Telephone Detachment
- I Battalion, 3rd Bavarian Foot Artillery Regiment, in Ingoldstadt
- 3rd Bavarian Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 3rd Bavarian Corps Pontoon Train
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 3rd Bavarian Train Battalion, in Fürth and Ingolstadt
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 3rd Bavarian Aviation Detachment

5th Royal Bavarian Division[]

5th Royal Bavarian Division: Lieutenant General Gustav, Ritter von Schoch
- Division Headquarters, in Nuremberg
- 7th Royal Bavarian Chevaulégers Regiment "Prince Alfons", in Straubing
- 9th Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Otto Jäger
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Nuremberg
  - 14th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Hartman", in Nuremberg
  - 21st Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Grand Duke Frederick Franz IV of Mecklenburg-Schwerin", in Fürth and Sulzbach
  - 2nd Royal Bavarian Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Aschaffenburg
- 10th Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Gustav von Heydenaber
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Bayreuth
  - 7th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Prince Leopod", in Bayreuth
  - 19th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy", in Erlangen
- 5th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Robert Paul
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Fürth
  - 6th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment "Prince Ferdinand de Bourbon, Duke of Calabria", in Fürth
  - 10th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment, in Erlangen
- 1st Company, 3rd Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Munich
- 3rd Company, 3rd Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Munich
- 5th Royal Bavarian Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Royal Bavarian Medical Company
- 3rd Royal Bavarian Medical Company

6th Royal Bavarian Division[]

6th Royal Bavarian Division: Lieutenant General Maximilian, Ritter von Höhn
- Division Headquarters, in Regensburg
- 2nd Royal Bavarian Chevaulégers Regiment "Taxis", in Regensburg
- 11th Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Eduard Lang
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Ingolstadt
  - 10th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "King's", in Ingolstadt
  - 13th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria and King of Hungary", in Ingolstadt and Eichstätt
- 12th Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade: Major General Maximilian von Kirschbaum
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Regensburg
  - 6th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Emperor Wilhelm, King of Prussia", in Amberg
  - 11th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "von der Tann", in Regensburg
- 6th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Otto, Ritter von Gysling
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Nuremberg
  - 3rd Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment "Prince Leopold", in Grafenwöhr
  - 8th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment "Prince Heinrich of Prussia", in Nuremberg
- 2nd Company, 3rd Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Munich
- 6th Royal Bavarian Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Royal Bavarian Medical Company

I Royal Bavarian Reserve Corps[]

I Royal Bavarian Reserve Corps: General of Infantry Karl, Ritter von Fasbender
- Corps Headquarters
- 1st Bavarian Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 5th Mixed Royal Bavarian Landwehr Brigade: Colonel Otto Wening
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 4th Royal Royal Bavarian Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 5th Royal Royal Bavarian Landwehr Infantry Regiment
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

1st Bavarian Reserve Division[]

1st Bavarian Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Alfred Göringer
- Division Headquarters, in Munich
- 1st Royal Bavarian Reserve Cavalry Regiment
- 1st Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Paul, Ritter von Kneußl
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Munich
  - 1st Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Munich
  - 2nd Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Munich
- 2nd Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Eduard, Ritter von Graf
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Munich
  - 3rd Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Augsburg
  - 12th Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Neu-Ulm
- 1st Royal Bavarian Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Munich
- 1st Reserve Company, 1st Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Munich
- 1st Royal Bavarian Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Royal Bavarian Reserve Medical Company

5th Bavarian Reserve Division[]

5th Bavarian Reserve Division: General of Infantry Frederick, Freiherr Kreß von Kressenstein
- Division Headquarters, in Nuremberg
- 5th Royal Bavarian Reserve Cavalry Regiment
- 9th Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Brigade: Lieutenant General Frederick Hurt
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Nuremberg
  - 6th Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Amberg
  - 7th Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Bayreuth
- 11th Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Oskar Reuter
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Ingolstadt
  - 10th Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Ingolstadt
  - 12th Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Ingolstadt
  - 1st Royal Bavarian Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Freising
- 5th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment, in Landau
- 4th Company, 2nd Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Speyer
- 1st Reserve Company, 2nd Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, in Speyer
- 5th Royal Bavarian Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 5th Royal Bavarian Reserve Medical Company

7th Army[]

7th Army: Colonel-General Josias von Heeringen
- Army Headquarters, in Straßburg
- Army Troops
  - 7th Army Telephone Detachment
  - 7th Wireless Command
    - 10th Heavy Wireless Station
    - 16th Heavy Wireless Station
  - Staff, 14th (1st Baden) Foot Artillery Regiment "Grand Duke's", in Karlsruhe
  - 7th Pioneer General
  - Heavy Rhine Pontoon Train
  - Armoured Train #5
  - Armoured Train #7
  - Armoured Train #8
  - 26th Aviation Detachment
  - 6th Field Airship Detachment
- 60th Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Colonel Hermann Heidborn
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 1st Landwehr Squadron, XIV Corps District
  - 60th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 99th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
- Supply Troops
  - 4 x Infantry Munitions Section
  - 2 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Motorised)
  - 6 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Part-motorised)
  - 3 x Field Artillery Munitions Section
  - 7th Equipment and Explosive Munitions Supply Unit
  - 7th Gas Supply Unit
- Lines of Communication Formations
  - 7th Lines of Communication Inspectorate
  - XIV Lines of Communication Telephone Detachment
  - Commanding Officer, 7th Motorised Vehicle Troop
  - 3 x Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Columns
  - 7th Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Park
  - 4 x Lines of Communication Columns
  - 5 x Lines of Communication Supply Columns
  - 4 x Magazine Supply Parks
  - 12 x Lines of Communication Train Squadrons
  - 7th Lines of Communication Aircraft Park

Upper Rhine Fortifications[]

Upper Rhine Fortifications
- 55th Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Colonel Franz von Donop
  - 1st Landwehr Squadron, XIII Corps District
  - 2nd Landwehr Squadron, XIII Corps District
  - 40th Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Breisach
  - 109th (1st Baden) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Lörrach and Konstanz
  - 67th Reserve Field Artillery Battalion
  - Landwehr Field Artillery Battalion, XIV Corps District
- 1st Royal Bavarian Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Colonel Johann Eichhorn
  - 1st Landwehr Squadron, I Bavarian Corps District
  - 1st Royal Bavarian Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Munich
  - 2nd Royal Bavarian Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Munich and Passau
  - 1st Landsturm Battery, I Bavarian Corps District
  - 1st Landsturm Pioneer Company, I Bavarian Corps District
- 2nd Royal Bavarian Mixed Landwehr Brigade: Colonel Maximilian Lachemair
  - 2nd Landwehr Squadron, I Bavarian Corps District
  - 3rd Royal Bavarian Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Augsburg and Lindau
  - 12th Royal Bavarian Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 2nd Landsturm Battery, I Bavarian Corps District
  - 2nd Landsturm Pioneer Company, I Bavarian Corps District
- 110th (2nd Baden) Reinforced Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Freiburg and Mülheim (4 x battalions)
  - 2nd Landwehr Squadron, XIV Corps District
  - 31st Reserve Field Artillery Battalion (2 x batteries)
  - Landwehr Battery, XIII Corps District
- 1 x Battery, I Battalion, 16th (1st East Prussian) Foot Artillery Regiment

XIV Corps[]

The XIV (14th) Corps was responsible for and consisted of troops from the Grand Duchy of Baden.

XIV Corps: General of Infantry Ernst, Freiherr von Hoiningen-Huene
- Corps Headquarters, in Karlsruhe
- 14th Telephone Detachment
- II Battalion, 14th (1st Baden) Foot Artillery Regiment "Grand Duke's", in Karlsruhe
- 14th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 14th Corps Pontoon Train
- 14th (Baden) Train Battalion, in Durlach
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 20th Aviation Detachment

28th Division[]

28th Division: Lieutenant General Kurt von Kehler
- Division Headquarters, in Karlsruhe
- 5th Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Mulhouse
- 55th Infantry Brigade: Major General Kurt Alexander von Olszewski
  - Brigade Headquarters
  - 109th (1st Baden) Life Grenadier Regiment, in Karlsruhe
  - 110th (2nd Baden) Grenadier Regiment "Emperor Wilhelm I", in Mannheim and Heidelburg
- 56th Infantry Brigade: Major General Erich Freyer
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Rastatt
  - 40th (1st Hohenzollern) Fusilier Regiment "Prince Karl-Anton of Hohenzollern", in Rastatt
  - 111th (3rd Baden) Infantry Regiment "Margrave Ludwig Wilhelm", in Rastatt
- 28th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Siegfried Fabarius
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Karlsruhe
  - 14th (1st Baden) Field Artillery Regiment "Grand Duke", in Karlsruhe
  - 50th (3rd Baden) Field Artillery Regiment, in Karlsruhe-Gottesaue
- 2nd Company, 14th (Baden) Pioneer Battalion, in Kehl
- 3rd Company, 14th (Baden) Pioneer Battalion, in Kehl
- 28th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

29th Division[]

29th Division: Lieutenant General August Isbert
- Division Headquarters, in Freiburg im Brisgau
- 22nd (3rd Baden) Dragoon Regiment "Prince Carl", in Mulhouse
- 57th Infantry Brigade: Major General Franz von Trotta-Treyden
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Freiburg im Breisgau
  - 113th (5th Baden) Infantry Regiment, in Freiburg
  - 114th (6th Baden) Infantry Regiment "Emperor Frederick III", in Konstanz
- 58th Infantry Brigade: Major General Carl Stenger
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Mulhouse
  - 112th (4th Baden) Infantry Regiment "Prince William", in Mulhouse
  - 142nd (7th Baden) Infantry Regiment, in Mulhouse and Mühlheim
- 84th Infantry Brigade: Major General Stanislaus Koschembahr
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Lahr
  - 169th (8th Baden) Infantry Regiment, in Lahr and Villingen
  - 170th (9th Baden) Infantry Regiment, in Offenburg and Donaueschingen
- 29th Field Artillery Brigade: Colonel Arthur Hamann
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Freiburg im Breisgau
  - 30th (2nd Baden) Field Artillery Regiment, in Rastatt
  - 76th (5th Baden) Field Artillery Regiment, in Freiburg
- 1st Company, 14th (Baden) Pioneer Battalion, in Kehl
- 29th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

XV Corps[]

The XV (15th) Corps was responsible for and consisted of troops from Alsace–Lorraine, less Bezirk Lothringen.

XV Corps: General of Infantry Berthold von Deimling
- Corps Headquarters, in Straßburg
- 15th Telephone Detachment
- II Battalion, 10th (Lower Saxon) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Straßburg
- 15th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 15th Corps Pontoon Train
- 15th (Alsatian) Train Battalion, in Straßburg
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 15th Aviation Detachment

30th Division[]

30th Division: Lieutenant General Johannes von Eben
- Division Headquarters, in Straßburg
- 3rd Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Colmar
- 60th Infantry Brigade: Major General Konstantin von Altrock
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Straßburg
  - 99th (2nd Upper Rhine) Infantry Regiment, in Zabern and Pfalzburg
  - 143rd (4th Lower Alsatian) Infantry Regiment, in Straßburg and Mutzig
- 85th Infantry Brigade: Major General Georg Nagel
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Straßburg
  - 105th (6th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment "King William II of Württemberg", in Straßburg
  - 136th (4th Lorraine) Infantry Regiment, in Straßburg
- 30th Field Artillery Brigade: Colonel Roland Goeden
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Straßburg
  - 51st (2nd Upper Alsatian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Straßburg
  - 84th (Straßburg) Field Artillery Regiment, in Straßburg
- 1st Company, 15th (1st Alsatian) Pioneer Battalion, in Straßburg
- 30th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

39th Division[]

39th Division: Lieutenant General Theodor, Freiherr von Watter
- Division Headquarters, in Colmar
- 14th (Kurmark) Dragoon Regiment, in Colmar
- 61st Infantry Brigade: Major General Alexander von Frankenberg und Ludwigsdorf
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Straßburg
  - 126th (8th Royal Württemberg) Infantry Regiment "Grand Duke Frederick of Baden", in Straßburg
  - 132nd (1st Lower Alsatian) Infantry Regiment, in Straßburg
  - 8th Rhine Jäger Battalion, in Schlettstadt
- 82nd Infantry Brigade: Major General Otto Friedrich Sommerfeld
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Colmar
  - 171st (2nd Upper Alsatian) Infantry Regiment, in Colmar
  - 172nd (3rd Upper Alsatian) Infantry Regiment, in Neubreisach
  - 14th (Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg) Jäger Battalion, in Colmar
- 39th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Hubert Erythropel
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Colmar
  - 66th (4th Baden) Field Artillery Regiment, in Lahr
  - 80th (3rd Upper Alsatian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Colmar and Neubreisach
- 2nd Company, 15th (1st Alsatian) Pioneer Battalion, in Straßburg
- 3rd Company, 15th (1st Alsatian) Pioneer Battalion, in Straßburg
- 39th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

XIV Reserve Corps[]

XIV Reserve Corps: General of Artillery Richard von Schubert
- Corps Headquarters
- 14th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

26th (1st Royal Württemberg) Reserve Division[]

26th (1st Royal Württemberg) Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Franz, Freiherr von Soden
- Division Headquarters, in Stuttgart
- Royal Württemberg Reserve Dragoon Regiment
- 51st Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Theodor von Wundt
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Stuttgart
  - 180th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Tübingen
  - 121st Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Ludwigsburg
- 52nd Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Friedrich von Auwärter
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Ludwigsburg
  - 119th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Stuttgart
  - 120th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Ulm
- 26th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment
- 4th Company, 13th (Württemberg) Pioneer Battalion, in Ulm
- 26th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- Württemberg Reserve Medical Company

28th (Baden) Reserve Division[]

28th (Baden) Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Kurt von Pavel
- Division Headquarters, in Karlsruhe
- 55th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Max von Sieg
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Karlsruhe
  - 40th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Rastatt
  - 109th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Karlsruhe
  - 8th Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Schlettstadt
- 56th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Arnold, Freiherr von Hammerstein-Equord
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Rastatt
  - 110th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Mannheim
  - 111th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Rastatt
  - 14th Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Colmar
- 29th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment
- 1st Reserve Company, 13th (Württemberg) Pioneer Battalion, in Ulm
- 2nd Reserve Company, 13th (Württemberg) Pioneer Battalion, in Ulm
- 28th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 14th Reserve Medical Company

8th Army[]

8th Army: Colonel-General Maximilian Wilhelm Gustav Moritz von Prittwitz und Gaffron
- Army Headquarters, in Bartenstein
- Army Troops
  - 8th Army Telephone Detachment
  - 8th Wireless Command
    - 7th Heavy Wireless Station
    - 8th Heavy Wireless Station
  - Staff, 15th (2nd Pomeranian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Bromberg
  - 8th Pioneer General
  - 16th Aviation Detachment
  - 8th Field Airship Detachment
  - Airship "Königsberg"
  - Airship "Allenstein"
  - Airship "Thorn"
- Supply Troops
  - 4 x Infantry Munitions Section
  - 2 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Motorised)
  - 6 x Field Artillery Munitions Section (Part-motorised)
  - 3 x Field Artillery Munitions Section
  - 8th Equipment and Explosive Munitions Supply Unit
  - 8th Gas Supply Unit
- Lines of Communication Formations
  - 8th Lines of Communication Inspectorate
  - V Lines of Communications Telephone Detachment
  - Commanding Officer, 8th Motorised Vehicle Troop
  - 8th Lines of Communication Motorised Vehicle Park
  - 7 x Lines of Communication Munition Columns
  - 12 x Lines of Communication Supply Columns
  - 3 x Magazine Supply Parks
  - 8 x Lines of Communication Train Squadrons
  - 8th Lines of Communication Aircraft Park

1st Cavalry Division[]

1st Cavalry Division: Lieutenant General Hermann Brecht
- Division Headquarters
- Divisional Signals Detachment
  - 17th Heavy Wireless Station
  - 7th Light Wireless Station
  - 14th Light Wireless Station
- 1st Cavalry Brigade
  - 3rd (East Prussian) Cuirassier Regiment "Count Wrangel", in Königsberg
  - 1st (Lithuanian) Dragoon Regiment "Prince Albert of Prussia", in Tilsit
- 2nd Cavalry Brigade:
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Insterburg
  - 12th (Lithuanian) Uhlan Regiment, in Insterburg
  - 9th Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Insterburg
- 41st Cavalry Brigade:
  - 5th (West Prussian) Cuirassier Regiment "Duke Frederick Eugene of Württemberg", in Riesenburg, Rosenberg, and Eylau
  - 4th (1st Pomeranian) Uhlan Regiment, in Thorn
- 5th Rifle Battalion
- 5th Machine Gun Detachment
- Horse Artillery Battalion, 1st (1st Lithuanian) Field Artillery Regiment "Prince Augustus of Prussia", in Insterburg
- Divisional Pioneer Battalion
- 1st Cavalry Motorised Vehicle Column

3rd Reserve Division[]

3rd Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Kurt von Morgen
- Division Headquarters, in Stettin
- 1/2, 2nd Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 5th Reserve Dragoon Regiment
- 5th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Emil Alexander Hesse
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Stettin
  - 2nd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Stettin
  - 9th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Stargard
- 6th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Erich Friedrich Krause
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Stettin
  - 34th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Stettin and Swinmünde
  - 49th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Gnesen
- 3rd Reserve Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Reserve Company, 2nd (Pomeranian) Pioneer Battalion, in Stettin
- 2nd Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 3rd Reserve Munition Column Section
- 3rd Reserve Train Section
- 4th Reserve Bakery Column
- 2nd Reserve Medical Company

I Corps[]

The I (1st) Corps was responsible for and consisted of troops from the part of the Province of East Prussia (Regierungsbezirk Königsberg and Regierungsbezirk Gumbinnen only) and Province of West Prussia (Regierungsbezirk Danzig (City and District of Danzig, City and District of Elbing, and District of Marienburg) and Regierungsbezirk Marienwerder (districts of Stuhm, Marienwerder, Rosenberg, Löbau, Strasburg, Thorn, Kulm, and Graudenz only) only).

I Corps: Lieutenant General Hermann Karl Bruno von François
- Corps Headquarters, in Königsberg
- 1st Telephone Detachment
- I Battalion, 1st (East Prussian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Linger", in Königsberg
- 7th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 1st Corps Pontoon Train
- 1st (East Prussian) Train Battalion, in Königsberg
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 14th Aviation Detachment

1st Division[]

1st Division: Lieutenant General Richard von Conta
- Division Headquarters, in Königsberg
- 8th (East Prussian) Uhlan Regiment "Count of Dohna-Schlobitten", in Gumbinnen and Stallupönen
- 1st Infantry Brigade: Major General von Trotha
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Königsberg
  - 1st (1st East Prussian) Grenadier Regiment "Crown Prince", in Königsberg
  - 41st (5th East Prussian) Infantry Regiment "von Boyen", in Tilsit and Memel
- 2nd Infantry Brigade: Major General Conrado Paschen
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Königsberg
  - 3rd (2nd East Prussian) Grenadier Regiment "King Frederick William I", in Königsberg
  - 43rd (6th East Prussian) Infantry Regiment "Duke Carl of Mecklenburg", in Königsberg and Pillau
- 1st Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Kurt Moewes
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Königsberg
  - 16th (1st East Prussian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Königsberg
  - 52nd (2nd East Prussian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Königsberg
- 1st Company, 1st (East Prussian) Pioneer Battalion "Prince Radziwiłł", in Königsberg
- 1st Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

2nd Division[]

2nd Division: Lieutenant General Adalbert von Falk
- Division Headquarters, in Insterburg
- 10th Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Angerburg and Goldap
- 3rd Infantry Brigade: Major General Theodor Mengelbier
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Rastenburg
  - 4th (3rd East Prussian) Grenadier Regiment "King Frederick the Great", in Rastenburg
  - 44th (7th East Prussian) Infantry Regiment "Count Dönhoff", in Goldap
- 4th Infantry Brigade: Major General Bernhard Boeß
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Gubinnen
  - 33rd (1st East Prussian) Fusilier Regiment "Count Roon", in Gumbinnen
  - 45th (8th East Prussian) Infantry Regiment, in Insterburg and Darkehmen
- 2nd Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Carl Fouquet
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Insterburg
  - 1st (1st Lithuanian) Field Artillery Regiment "Prince Augustus of Prussia", in Gumbinnen and Insterburg
  - 37th (2nd Lithuanian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Insterburg
- 2nd Company, 1st (East Prussian) Pioneer Battalion "Prince Radziwiłł", in Königsberg
- 3rd Company, 1st (East Prussian) Pioneer Battalion "Prince Radziwiłł", in Königsberg
- 2nd Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

XVII Corps[]

The XVII (17th) Corps consisted of troops from and was responsible for the Province of West Prussia (City and region of Danzig and the City and region of Thorn only).

XVII Corps: General of Cavalry August Ludwig Friedrich August von Mackensen
- Corps Headquarters
- 17th Telephone Detachment
- I Battalion, 11th (1st West Prussian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Thorn
- 17th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 17th Corps Pontoon Train
- 17th (West Prussian) Train Battalion, in Danzig and Lanfuhr
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 17th Aviation Detachment

35th Division[]

35th Division: Lieutenant General Otto Hennig
- Division Headquarters, in Thorn
- 4th Mounted Jägers Regiment, in Graudenz
- 70th Infantry Brigade: Major General Heinrich Schmidt von Knobelsdorf
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Thorn
  - 21st (4th Pomeranian) Infantry Regiment "von Borcke", in Thorn
  - 61st (8th Pomeranian) Infantry Regiment "von der Marwitz", in Thorn
- 87th Infantry Brigade: Major General Johannes von Hahn
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Thorn
  - 141st (Kulmer) Infantry Regiment, in Graudenz and Straßburg
  - 176th (9th West Prussian) Infantry Regiment, in Kulm and Thorn
  - 2nd (Pomeranian) Jäger Battalion "Prince Bismarck", in Kulm and Neustettin
- 35th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Otto Uhden
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Graudenz
  - 71st Field Artillery Regiment "Großkomtur", in Graudenz
  - 81st (Thorn) Field Artillery Regiment, in Thorn
- 1st Company, 17th (1st West Prussian) Pioneer Battalion, in Thorn
- 35th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

36th Division[]

36th Division: Lieutenant Karl von Heineccius
- Division Headquarters, in Danzig
- 5th (Pomeranian) Hussar Regiment "Prince Blücher von Wahlstatt", in Stolp
- 69th Infantry Brigade: Major General Georg von Engelbrechten
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Graudenz
  - 129th (3rd West Prussian) Infantry Regiment, in Graudenz
  - 175th (8th West Prussian) Infantry Regiment, in Graudenz and Schwetz
- 71st Infantry Brigade: Colonel von Dewitz
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Danzig
  - 5th (4th West Prussian) Grenadier Regiment "King Frederick I", in Danzig
  - 128th (Danzig) Infantry Regiment, in Danzig and Neufahrwasser
- 36th Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Vikctor Hahndorff
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Danzig
  - 36th (2nd West Prussian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Danzig
  - 72nd Field Artillery Regiment "Hochmeister", in Marienwerder and Stargard
- 2nd Company, 17th (1st West Prussian) Pioneer Battalion, in Thorn
- 3rd Company, 17th (1st West Prussian) Pioneer Battalion, in Thorn
- 36th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company

XX Corps[]

The XX (20th) Corps consisted of troops from and was responsible for troops from Regierungsbezirk Allenstein within the Province of East Prussia.

XX Corps: General of Infantry Friedrich von Scholtz
- Corps Headquarters
- 20th Telephone Detachment
- II Battalion, 5th (Lower Silesian) Foot Artillery Regiment, in Posen
- 26th Pioneer Searchlight Section
- 20th Corps Pontoon Train
- 20th (Masurian) Train Battalion, in Martenburg
- Infantry Munition Column Section
- Artillery Munition Column Section
- Foot Artillery Munition Section
- 2 x Field Bakery Columns
- 15th Aviation Detachment

37th Division[]

37th Division: Lieutenant General Hermann von Staabs
- Division Headquarters, in Allenstein
- 11th (Pomeranian) Dragoon Regiment "von Wedel", in Lyck
- 73rd Infantry Brigade: Major General Karl Wilhelmi
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Lyck
  - 147th (2nd Masurian) Infantry Regiment, in Lyck and Lötzen
  - 151st (2nd Ermland) Infantry Regiment, in Sensburg and Bischofsburg
  - 1st (East Prussian) Jäger Battalion "Count Yorck von Wartenburg", in Ortelsburg
- 75th Infantry Brigade: Major General Alfred von Böckmann
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Allenstein
  - 146th (1st Masurian) Infantry Regiment, in Allenstein
  - 150th (1st Ermland) Infantry Regiment, in Allenstein
- 37th Field Artillery Brigade: Colonel Carl Giebeler
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Allenstein
  - 73rd (1st Masurian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Allenstein
  - 82nd (2nd Masurian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Rastenburg and Lötzen
- 1st Company, 26th (Masurian) Pioneer Battalion, in Graudenz
- 37th Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Medical Company

41st Division[]

41st Division: Lieutenant General Leo Sontag
- Division Headquarters, in Eylau
- 10th (East Prussian) Dragoon Regiment "King Albert of Saxony", in Allenstein
- 72nd Infantry Brigade: Major General Georg Schaer
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Osterode
  - 18th (1st Posen) Infantry Regiment "von Grolmann", in Osterode
  - 59th (4th Posen) Infantry Regiment "Freiherr Hiller von Gaertringen", in Eylau and Soldau
- 74th Infantry Brigade: Major General Rudolf Reiser
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Marienburg
  - 148th (5th West Prussian) Infantry Regiment, in Elbing, Bromberg, and Braunsburg
  - 152nd (German Order – 1st Alsatian) Infantry Regiment, in Marienburg and Stuhm
- 41st Field Artillery Brigade: Major General Wilhelm Neugebauer98
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Eylau
  - 35th (1st West Prussian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Eylau
  - 79th (3rd East Prussian) Field Artillery Regiment, in Osterode
- 2nd Company, 26th (Masurian) Pioneer Battalion, in Graudenz
- 3rd Company, 26th (Masurian) Pioneer Battalion, in Graudenz
- 41st Divisional Pontoon Train
- 2nd Medical Company
- 3rd Medical Company

I Reserve Corps[]

I Reserve Corps: General of Infantry Otto von Below
- Corps Headquarters, in Königsberg
- 1st Reserve Telephone Detachment
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns

1st Reserve Division[]

1st Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Gustav von Förster
- Division Headquarters, in Königsberg
- 1st Reserve Uhlan Regiment, in Militsch and Ostrowo
- 1st Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Wilhelm Barre
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Königsberg
  - 1st Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Königsberg
  - 3rd Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Königsberg
- 72nd Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Maximilian Licht
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Osterode
  - 18th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Osterode
  - 59th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Eylau and Soldau
  - 1st Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Ortelsburg
- 1st Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Gumbinnen and Insterburg
- 4th Company, 2nd (Pomeranian) Pioneer Battalion, in Stettin
- 1st Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 1st Reserve Medical Company

36th Reserve Division[]

36th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Curt Kruge
- Division Headquarters, in Danzig
- 1st Reserve Hussar Regiment, in Danzig-Langfuhr
- 69th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Otto Homeyer
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Graudenz
  - 21st Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Thorn
  - 61st Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Thorn
  - 2nd Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Kulm and Neustettin
- 70th Reserve Infantry Brigade: Major General Detlef Vett
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Thorn
  - 5th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Danzig
  - 54th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Kolberg and Köslin
- 36th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Danzig
- 1st Reserve Company, 2nd (Pomeranian) Pioneer Battalion, in Stettin
- 36th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 15th Reserve Medical Company

Landwehr Corps[]

Landwehr Corps: General of Infantry Remus von Woyrsch
- Corps Headquarters
- 4 x Landwehr Telephone Columns
- 2 x Lines of Communication Motor Vehicle Columns
- 4 x Lines of Communication Train Squadrons
- Landwehr Munition Column Section
- 2 x Magazine Supply Parks
- 2 x Landwehr Bakery Columns

3rd Landwehr Division[]

3rd Landwehr Division: Götz, Freiherr von König
- Division Headquarters
- Reserve Telephone Section
- 1st Landwehr Cavalry Regiment
- 17th Landwehr Infantry Brigade: Benno von Grumbkow
  - 6th (1st West Prussian) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Glogau
  - 7th (2nd West Prussian) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Liegnitz
- 18th Landwehr Infantry Brigade: Eduard Hubert Neven du Mont
  - 37th Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Posan
  - 46th (1st Lower Silesian) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Posen and Wreschen
- 1st Landsturm Battery, V Corps District
- 2nd Landsturm Battery, V Corps District
- Replacement Company, 5th (Lower Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Glogau
- 1st Landwehr Divisional Pontoon Train

4th Landwehr Division[]

4th Landwehr Division: Rudolf von Wegerer
- Division Headquarters
- Reserve Telephone Section
- 2nd Landwehr Cavalry Regiment
- 22nd Landwehr Infantry Brigade: Oskar Sachs
  - 11th (2nd Silesian) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Oppeln and Kreuzburg
  - 51st (4th Lower Silesian) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Brieg and Oels
- 23rd Landwehr Infantry Brigade: Colonel Albert von Mutius
  - 22nd (1st Upper Silesian) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Cosel and Gleiwitz
  - 23rd (2nd Upper Silesian) Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Gleiwitz, Katowice, and Beuthen
- 1st Landsturm Battery, VI Corps District
- 2nd Landsturm Battery, VI Corps District
- Replacement Company, 6th (Silesian) Pioneer Battalion, in Neiße
- 2nd Landwehr Divisional Pontoon Train

Army of the North[]

The Army of the North was a reserve command based within Northern Germany responsible for the defense of the northern provinces against an anticipated British naval landing. The army was built around the IX Reserve Corps, who's commander was double-hatted as commander of the army.

Army of the North: General of Infantry Max Ferdinand Carl von Boehn
- Army Headquarters
- Coastal Protection
  - IV Battalion, 75th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - IV Battalion, 76th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - V Battalion, 76th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
- Lines of Communication Formations
  - 5th Mobile Lines of Communication Commandant
  - 6th Mobile Lines of Communication Commandant
  - 7th Mobile Lines of Communication Commandant
  - 8th Mobile Lines of Communication Commandant
  - 9th Mobile Lines of Communication Commandant
  - 2nd Lines of Communication Auxiliary Bakery Column
  - 2 x Magazine Supply Parks
  - 2nd Hospital Detachment
  - 2nd Field Police Section
- Army Supply Troops
  - 17th Motorised Field Munition Section
  - 8th Infantry Munition Section
  - 1st Foot Artillery Munition Section
  - 3rd Equipment and Explosives Supply Unit
  - 3rd Gas Unit

1st Senior Landwehr Commander[]

1st Senior Landwehr Commander: Lieutenant General George Konrad Heinrich Albert Eduard Cuno, Freiherr von der Goltz
- 33rd Mixed Landwehr Infantry Brigade: Colonel Viktor von Oertzen
  - 1st Landwehr Squadron, IX Corps District
  - 2nd Landwehr Squadron, Guard Corps
  - 75th Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Hamburg
  - 76th Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Schwerin
  - 1st Landwehr Field Artillery Battery, IX Corps District
- 34th Mixed Landwehr Infantry Brigade: Colonel Ernst von Pressentin
  - 2nd Landwehr Squadron, IX Corps District
  - 3rd Landwehr Squadron, Guard Corps
  - 31st Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Rendsburg
  - 84th Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Flensburg
  - 2nd Landwehr Field Artillery Battery, IX Corps District
- 37th Mixed Landwehr Infantry Brigade: Colonel Carl von Meyer
  - 2nd Landwehr Squadron, X Corps District
  - 73rd Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Hannover
  - 74th Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Hildesheim
  - II Landwehr Field Artillery Battalion, X Corps District
- 38th Mixed Landwehr Infantry Brigade: Colonel Hermann von Kotze
  - 3rd Landwehr Squadron, X Corps District
  - 77th Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Osnabrück
  - 78th Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Brunswick

North Sea Islands[]

Borkum
- 79th (3rd Hanoverian) Reserve Infantry Regiment "von Voigts-Rhetz", in Hildesheim
- II Battalion, 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Hindersin", in Swinemünde
- 1st Replacement Battery, I Battalion, 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Hindersin", in Swinemünde
- 1st Landwehr Pioneer Company, X Corps District
Pellworm
- III Battalion, 85th Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Flensburg
- 1st Battery, I Battalion, 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Hindersin", in Swinemünde
- 3rd Replacement Battery, I Battalion, 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Hindersin", in Swinemünde
Sylt
- 85th Landwehr Infantry Regiment, in Flensburg
- 2nd Repalcement Battery, I Battalion, 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Hindersin", in Swinemünde
- 3rd Replacement Battery, I Battalion, 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Foot Artillery Regiment "von Hindersin", in Swinemünde

IX Reserve Corps[]

IX Reserve Corps: General of Infantry Max Ferdinand Carl von Boehn
- Corps Headquarters, in Altona
- 9th Reserve Telephone Detachment
- II Battalion, 2nd Guard Foot Artillery Regiment
- 31st Pioneer Regiment^{[lower-alpha 1]}
- 2 x Reserve Train Sections
- 2 x Reserve Munition Column Sections
- 2 x Reserve Baker Columns
- 5th Field Airship Detachment

17th Reserve Division[]

17th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Gustav Wagener
- Division Headquarters, in Schwerin
- 6th Reserve Hussar Regiment, in Leobschutz
- 81st Infantry Brigade: Major General Karl von Lewinski
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Lübeck
  - 162nd (Lübeck – 3rd Hanseatic) Infantry Regiment, in Lübeck
  - 163rd (Schleswig-Holstein) Infantry Regiment, in Neumünster
- 33rd Reserve Infantry Brigade: General Heinrich Dernen
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Altona
  - 75th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Bremen
  - 76th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Hamburg
- 17th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Bromberg
- 4th Company, 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Pioneer Battalion, in Harburg
- 17th Reserve Divisional Pontoon Train
- 9th Reserve Medical Company

18th Reserve Division[]

18th Reserve Division: General of Infantry Karl Wilhelm von Gronen
- Division Headquarters, in Flensburg
- 7th Reserve Hussar Regiment, in Bonn
- 34th Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Schwerin
  - 31st Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Altona
  - 90th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Rostock
- 35th Reserve Infantry Brigade: General Ludwig, Freiherr von Ompteda
  - Brigade Headquarters, in Flensburg
  - 84th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Schleswig
  - 86th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Flensburg
  - 9th Reserve Jäger Battalion, in Ratzeburg
- 18th Reserve Field Artillery Regiment, in Frankfurt an der Oder
- 1st Reserve Company, 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Pioneer Battalion, in Harburg
- 2nd Reserve Company, 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Pioneer Battalion, in Harburg
- 13th Reserve Medical Company

Central Reserves[]

30th Reserve Division[]

The 30th Reserve Division was one of three reserve divisions part of the central reserves of the OHL, based in Straßburg. The division consisted of reserve troops from the former French territory of Alsace–Lorraine. The division was responsible for the defense of the Straßburg Fortress. In 1914, the division consisted of 17 infantry battalions, 2 machine gun detachments, 3 cavalry squadrons, 8 field artillery batteries, and one pioneer company.

30th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Carl Albert von Knoerzer
- Division Headquarters, at Straßburg Fortress
- 9th Reserve Hussar Regiment
- 3rd Bavarian Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - 4th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Metz
  - 15th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Metz
- 10th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - 11th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Regensburg
  - 14th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Nuremberg
- 60th Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - 60th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Wießenburg
  - 99th Reserve Infantry Regiment, in Zabern and Pfalzburg
- 2nd Fortress Machine Gun Detachment
- 3rd Reserve Machine Gun Detachment
- 15th Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 51st Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 80th Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 84th Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 2nd Reserve Company, 15th (1st Alsatian) Pioneer Battalion, in Straßburg

33rd Reserve Division[]

The 33rd Reserve Division was one of three reserve divisions part of the central reserves of the OHL, based in Metz. The division consisted of reserve troops from the former French territory of Alsace–Lorraine. The division was responsible for the defense of the Metz Fortress. In 1914, the division consisted of 16 infantry battalions, 2 cavalry squadrons, 8 field artillery batteries, 8 heavy artillery batteries, and one pioneer company.

33rd Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Viktor Carl Wilhelm Bausch
- Division Headquarters, at Metz Fortress
- 2nd Reserve Hussar Regiment, in Danzig-Langfuhr
- 8th Bavarian Infantry Brigade
  - 4th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "King Wilhelm of Württemberg"
  - 8th Royal Bavarian Infantry Regiment "Grand Duke Frederick II of Baden"
- 66th Reserve Infantry Brigade
  - 67th Reserve Infantry Regiment
  - 130th Reserve Infantry Regiment
- Metz Reserve Infantry Regiment
- 33rd Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 34th Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 69th Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 70th Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- I & II Battalions, 2nd Bavarian Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment
- 4th Company, 22nd (Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Riesa

35th Reserve Division[]

The 35th Reserve Division was one of three reserve divisions part of the central reserves of the OHL, based in Thorn in the Province of Posen. The division was responsible for the defense of the Thorn Fortress. In 1914, the division consisted of 12 infantry battalions, 5 machine gun companies, 3 cavalry squadrons, 4 field artillery batteries, 4 heavy artillery batteries, and one pioneer company.

35th Reserve Division: Lieutenant General Max Philipp von Schmettau
- Division Headquarters, at Thorn Fortress
- 5th Reserve Heavy Cavalry Regiment
- 5th Landwehr Infantry Brigade
  - 2nd Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 9th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
- 20th Landwehr Infantry Brigade
  - 19th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 107th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
- 4th Reserve Machine Gun Detachment
- 1st Fortress Machine Gun Detachment
- 2nd Fortress Machine Gun Detachment
- 3rd Fortress Machine Gun Detachment
- 4th Fortress Machine Gun Detachment
- 35th Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 81st Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 4th Battalion, 15th Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment (K04 100mm field guns)
- ³/₄ of I Battalion, 11th Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment
- 1st Reserve Company, 17th (1st West Prussian) Pioneer Battalion

Guard Replacement Division[]

The Guard Replacement Division was one of six mobile Replacement (or replacement) divisions able to quickly deploy to replace regular troops where needed. The division was formed in August 1914 by grouping the Guard Replacement Battalions and Replacement battalions from the II Corps District. It was detrained in Saverne on 19 August and remained in the reserve until it crossed into France on the 23rd with the 6th Army. It later joined the Replacement Corps that year.

Guard Replacement Division: Lieutenant General Reinhold von Twardowski
- Division Headquarters
- Guard Replacement Cavalry Detachment
- 1st Guard Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - 1st Guard Replacement Regiment
    - 1st Guard Brigade Replacement Battalion
    - 2nd Guard Brigade Replacement Battalion
    - 6th Guard Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 2nd Guard Replacement Regiment
    - 3rd Guard Brigade Replacement Battalion
    - 4th Guard Brigade Replacement Battalion
    - 5th Guard Brigade Replacement Battalion
- 5th Guard Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - 357th Replacement Regiment
    - 5th Replacement Battalion, I Corps District
    - 5th Replacement Battalion, II Corps District
  - 358th Replacement Regiment
    - 6th Replacement Battalion, II Corps District
    - 7th Replacement Battalion, II Corps District
    - 8th Replacement Battalion, II Corps District
- 1st Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 38th Western Pomeranian Field Artillery Regiment, in Stettin
- 1st Company, Guard Replacement Pioneer Battalion
- 1st Replacement Company, 2nd Pomeranian Pioneer Battalion, in Stettin
- 3 x Replacement Train Sections

4th Replacement Division[]

The 4th Replacement Division was one of six mobile Replacement (or replacement) divisions able to quickly deploy to replace regular troops where needed. The division was formed in August 1914 by grouping together brigade Replacement battalions from the III, IV, and IX Corps districts (Brandenburg, Prussian Saxony, Mecklenburg, Schleswig-Holstein, and Hansiatic towns). It was detrained at Teterchen on 18 August and crossed the frontier on 20 August.

4th Replacement Division: Lieutenant General Albert von Werder
- Division Headquarters
- 9th Replacement Brigade
  - Brigade Replacement Cavalry Detachment
  - 9th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 10th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 11th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 12th Brigade Replacement Battalion
- 13th Replacement Brigade
  - Brigade Replacement Cavalry Detachment
  - 13th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 14th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 15th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 16th Brigade Replacement Battalion
- 33rd Replacement Brigade
  - Brigade Replacement Cavalry Detachment
  - 33rd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 34th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 35th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 36th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 81st Brigade Replacement Battalion
- Replacement Battalion, 18th (2nd Brandenburg) Field Artillery Regiment "General-Feldzeugmeister" and 39th Kurmark Field Artillery Regiment
- Replacement Battalion, 40th Altmark Field Artillery Regiment and 75th Mansfeld Field Artillery Regiment
- Replacement Battalion, 45th Lauenburg Field Artillery Regiment and 60th Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg Field Artillery Regiment
- Replacement Company, 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion "von Rauch", in Spandau
- Replacement Company, 4th (Magdeburg) Pioneer Battalion, in Magdeburg
- Replacement Company, 9th Schleswig-Holstein Pioneer Battalion, in Harburg
- 5 x Replacement Machine Gun Sections
- 3 x Replacement Train Sections

8th Replacement Division[]

8th Replacement Division: Lieutenant General Friedrich von Hausmann
- Division Headquarters
- 29th Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Bonn Replacement Cavalry Detachment, VIII Army Corps
  - 29th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 30th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 31st Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 32nd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 80th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 86th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 23rd Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 44th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
- 41st Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Darmstadt Replacement Cavalry Detachment, XVIII Corps
  - 41st Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 42nd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 49th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 50th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 25th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 67th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 1st Replacement Company, 21st (1st Nassau) Pioneer Battalion
- 51st (Royal Württemberg) Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Ludwigsburg Replacement Cavalry Detachment, XIII (Royal Württemberg) Corps
  - 51st Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 52nd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 53rd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 54th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 29th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 65th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment

10th Replacement Division[]

10th Replacement Division: General of Infantry George, Freiherr von Gayl
- Division Headquarters
- 25th Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Münster Replacement Cavalry Detachment, XII (1st Royal Saxon) Corps
  - 25th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 26th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 27th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 28th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 79th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 22nd Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 43rd Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
- 37th Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Hanover Replacement Cavalry Detachment, X Army Corps
  - 37th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 38th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 39th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 40th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 46th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 62nd Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 1st Company, 10th (Hanoverian) Pioneer Battalion, in Minden
- 43rd Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Kassel Replacement Cavalry Detachment, XI Army Corps
  - 43rd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 44th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 76th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 83rd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 47th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 55th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 3rd Company, 11th (Kurhessian) Pioneer Battalion, in Hannoversch-Münden

19th Replacement Division[]

19th Replacement Division: Major General Adolf Müller
- Division Headquarters
- 21st Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Breslau Replacement Cavalry Detachment, VI Army Corps
  - 21st Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 22nd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 23rd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 24th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 78th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 6th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 57th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
- 45th Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Dresden Replacement Cavalry Detachment, XII Army Corps
  - 45th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 46th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 63rd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 64th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 28th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 48th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 28th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 48th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 1st Replacement Company, 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion, in Pirna
- 47th Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Leipzig Replacement Cavalry Detachment, XIX Army Corps
  - 47th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 48th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 88th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 89th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 32nd Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 77th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 1st Replacement Company, 22nd (2nd Royal Saxon) Pioneer Battalion

Royal Bavarian Replacement Division[]

Royal Bavarian Replacement Division: General of Infantry Peter Eugene von Benzino
- Division Headquarters
- 1st Royal Bavarian Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Munich Replacement Cavalry Detachment, I Royal Bavarian Army Corps
  - 1st Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 2nd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 3rd Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 4th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 1st Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 4th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 2nd Replacement Company, 1st Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion
- 5th Royal Bavarian Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Landau Replacement Cavalry Detachment, II Royal Bavarian Army Corps
  - 5th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 6th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 7th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 8th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 2nd Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 12th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
- 9th Royal Bavarian Mixed Replacement Brigade
  - Nuremberg Replacement Cavalry Detachment, III Royal Bavarian Army Corps
  - 9th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 10th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 11th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 12th Brigade Replacement Battalion
  - 8th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 10th Replacement Field Artillery Detachment
  - 1st Replacement Company, 3rd Royal Bavarian Pioneer Battalion

Königsberg Fortress[]

The Königsberg Fortress was one of three border fortresses under the central reserves of the OHL. Upon mobilisation, the fortress' garrison included 11 infantry battalions, 3 machine gun companies, 6 cavalry squadrons, 6 field artillery batteries, 3 heavy artillery batteries, and a pioneer (engineer) company.^[7]

Königsberg Fortress^[7]
- Governor of Königsberg Fortress
- 1st Reserve Dragoon Regiment
- I Corps Replacement Cavalry Regiment
- Königsberg Replacement Infantry Brigade
  - 1st Replacement Infantry Regiment
  - 2nd Replacement Infantry Regiment (2 x battalions)
- 9th Landwehr Infantry Brigade
  - 24th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 48th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
- 3 x Replacement Machine Gun Companies
- Replacement Field Artillery Regiment
  - 1st Replacement Foot Artillery Battalion
  - 37th Replacement Foot Artillery Battalion
  - 52nd Replacement Foot Artillery Battalion
- 1/2 of II Battalion, 1st Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment
- I Battalion, 4th Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment (10cm siege guns)
- 1 x Reserve Company, 1st (East Prussian) Pioneer Battalion "Prince Radziwiłł"

Posen Fortress[]

The Posen Fortress was one of three border fortresses under the central reserves of the OHL. Upon mobilisation, the fortress' garrison included 9 infantry battalions, 3 machine gun detachments, 1 cavalry squadron, 4 field artillery batteries, 4 heavy artillery batteries, and two pioneer (engineer) companies.^[7]

Posen Fortress
- Governor of Posen Fortress
- Replacement Squadron, 1st King's Mounted Jägers Regiment
- 19th Landwehr Infantry Brigade
  - 47th Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 72nd Landwehr Infantry Regiment
  - 133rd Landwehr Infantry Regiment
- 5th Reserve Machine Gun Detachment
- 1st Fortress Machine Gun Detachment
- 2nd Fortress Machine Gun Detachment
- 17th Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- 56th Replacement Field Artillery Battalion
- II Battalion, 6th Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment
- 2 x Reserve Companies, 1st (East Prussian) Pioneer Battalion "Prince Radziwiłł"
- 2nd Reserve Company, 26th Masurian Pioneer Battalion

Graudenz Fortress[]

The Graudenz Fortress was one of three border fortresses under the central reserves of the OHL. Upon mobilisation, the fortress' garrison included 6 infantry battalions, 2 machine gun detachments, 1 cavalry squadron, 3 field artillery battalions, 1 heavy artillery batteries, one pioneer (engineer) company, and a fortress aviation detachment.^[8]

Graudenz Fortress
- Replacement Squadron, 5th (West Prussian) Cuirassier Regiment "Duke Frederick Eugene of Württemberg"
- 69th Provisional Infantry Brigade
  - Replacement Battalion, 5th (4th East Prussian) Grenadier Regiment "King Frederick I"
  - Replacement Battalion, 34th (1st Pomeranian) Fusilier Regiment "Queen Victoria of Sweden"
  - Replacement Battalion, 59th (4th Posen) Infantry Regiment "Freiherr Hiller von Gaerringen"
  - Replacement Battalion, 129th (3rd West Prussian) Infantry Regiment
  - Replacement Battalion, 141st (Kulmer) Infantry Regiment
  - Replacement Battalion, 175th (8th West Prussian) Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Fortress Machine Gun Detachment
- 4th Fortress Machine Gun Detachment
- Replacement Battalion, 72nd (Hochmeister) Field Artillery Regiment
- Replacement Battalion, 73rd (1st Masurian) Field Artillery Regiment
- 1st Battalion, 17th Reserve Foot Artillery Regiment
- 1st Reserve Company, 16th (1st Lorraine) Pioneer Battalion
- 6th Fortress Aviation Detachment

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Notes[]

↑ Formed on mobilisation with the 2nd Guard Pioneer Battalion (1st & 4th Reserve Coys) and 28th (2nd Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion (4th Company)

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References[]

[7] Formed on mobilisation with the 2nd Guard Pioneer Battalion (1st & 4th Reserve Coys) and 28th (2nd Brandenburg) Pioneer Battalion (4th Company)

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[9] Cronn & Rogers, pp. 315–316

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