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Revision as of 15:12, 15 April 2016

3rd VS-Panzer Army

3. VS-Panzerarmee

Active 1914 - Present
Country Rotgeheim
Allegiance Kaiser Ferdinand Diederich Geske
Branch

Vertidigungsstaffel Fahne.png Verteidigungsstaffel

Type Armor
Size Field Army
Composition I VS-Armeekorps

III VS-Panzerkorps

Manpower 113,043
Troop Nationality Rotgeheim

Octuagesimo Octavo

Engagements None
Commanders
Current Commander Rudolf von Tresckow

The 3rd VS-Panzer Army (German: 3. VS-Panzerarmee) is a field army-sized unit in the Rotgeheiman Verteidigungsstaffel. It is made up of two corps, one being motorized infantry and the other being armor. The primary function of the 3rd VS-Panzer Army is to serve as an armored formation, although the majority of the units within the 3rd VS-Panzer Army are motorized infantry, not armor. A total of seven divisions make up the 3rd VS-Panzer Army, altogether giving it a total of about 110,000 troops. The vast majority of troops are taken from Rotgeheim, but a small number also come from Octuagesimo Octavo.

Order of Battle

Organization of the 3rd VS-Panzer Army on 6 October 1914:

Army Corps Division
3rd VS-Panzer Army
General der Panzertruppe Rudolf von Tresckow
I VS-Armeekorps
Generalleutnant Dietrich von Saucken
4th VS-Panzergrenadier Division Polizei
Generalmajor Walter Harzer
19th VS-Panzergrenadier Division Ernsbach
Generalmajor Heinrich Petersen
23rd VS-Panzergrenadier Division Kaiser Wilhelm von Mielke
Generalmajor Otto Finke
III VS-Panzerkorps
Generalleutnant Jens von Jankow
3rd VS-Panzer Division Totenkopf
Generalmajor Hellmuth Becker
8th VS-Cavalry Division Leichte Acht
Generalmajor Joachim Rumohr
21st VS-Panzer Division Wüstensand
Generalmajor Werner Moßburger
28th VS-Panzer Division Dirlewanger
Generalmajor Fritz Schmedes