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German Units
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1. SS-Panzer Division
"Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler"
Unit Commander:
Sturmbannführer Dale Taylor
Unit Formed: 1975
Members In:
OH, NJ, KY, TN,
AL, IA, TX, OK, GA, NC, MI, WI, IN, IL, MO, LA, MS, WV, SC,
FL, PA, NM and Canada
Vehicles:
Several
Schwimmwagens, Kubelwagens, Motorcycles (most with
sidecars), SdKfz 251s, one Kettenkrad, one Demag, one Czech
38t tank, one Mercedes Staff Car, various trucks and
bicycles.
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2. Panzer Division
Unit Commander: Michael
Beth & Mark Petersdorff
Unit Formed: 1990
Members In: IL, WI, MI,
IN, MO, NM, NV, CA, Germany, Austria, Canada, UK
Vehicles:
(1) Hetzer, (2) SdKfz 251D
(OT810/Conversion), (1) Opel Blitz 3ton Allrad, (1) Opel/Mercedes
L701 3ton S-Type, (4) Volkswagen Type 82's, (1) Kettenkrad,
(1) PaK36
(1) Pak40, (1) IG18, (1) Flak38, (3) motorcycles w/sidecar
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2. SS-Panzer Division
"Das Reich"
Unit Commander: John Tobin
Unit Formed: Oct.31st 2001
Members In: MN. WI. ND. IA
Vehicles:
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One Reproduction Volkswagen Kubelwagen,
Type 82
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One Original Volkswagen Kubelwagen,
Type 82
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Two SdKfz 251C (OT810/Conversion)
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Two BMW R/70 Motorcycles w/sidecar
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2. Fallshirmjäger
Division
Unit
Commander: Jon
Grossardt
Unit Formed:
2002
Members In:
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois
& Iowa
Vehicles: BMW
motorcycle
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5. SS-Panzer Division "Wiking" |
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5.
SS-Panzer Division "Wiking" 5. SS Pz. Aufklarungs Battalion
Unit Commander: Rey
Ramirez
Unit Formed: 1989
Members in: ?
Vehicles: ?
5.
SS-Panzer Division "Wiking"
5. SS Pionier Battalion
Unit Commander:
Alan
Miltich
Unit Formed: 1998
Members in: MI, OH,
IN, IL & Canada
Vehicles: 1941 Ford
V3000s Truck, 1944 Kubelwagen
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6.SS
Gebirgsjäger Division "Nord"
Unit Commander: Scott
Atchison
Unit Formed: June 1,
2004
Members In: Indiana,
Ohio, Michigan
Vehicles: 2 Ford Trucks
We portray the 6th
SS Mountain Division (6.SS-Gebirgs Division) during the
years 1943-1945. The Division was formed in Norway in 1941,
but moved to France in late 1944. This gives us the option
of portraying both Eastern and Western Front activities. Our
focus is on the Motorized Rifle Battalion 6, which was later
reformed as a Panzer Grenadier Battalion 506.
Scott Atchison
P.O. Box 61
Ossian, IN 46777
ssnord1944@yahoo.com
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8.
Gebirgsjäger Division
Unit Commander:Phil
Narzisi
Unit Formed:?
Members In:?
Vehicles:?
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9.
SS-Panzer Division "Hohenstaufen"
Unit Commander:
Erik Smith
Unit Formed: 2004
Members In: ?
Vehicles: ?
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10. SS-Panzer Division
"Frundsberg"
Unit Commander: Randall
Palmer
Unit Formed: 2004
Members In: Missouri,
Nebraska, Illinois
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11. SS-Panzergrenadier
Division
"Nordland"
Unit Commander:
John Colyer
Unit Formed:
1995
Members In:
KS, MO,
OH, IL, VA, CA
Vehicles:
two Motorcycles, one Motorcycle
& sidecar a Flakwagon and an Armored car,
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12. SS-Panzer Division
"Hitler Jugend"
Unit Commander: Mike
Martel
Unit Formed: 1994
Members In:
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
Vehicles: 251D
Halftrack, Motorcycle w/sidecar
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21. Panzer Division
Unit Commander:
Daryl Slusher
Unit Formed:
?
Members In: ?
Vehicles:
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38. Jäger Regiment
(broken
email link)
Unit Commander:
Richard Ottersbach
Unit Formed:?
Members In:?
Vehicles:?
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116. Panzer Division
"Windhund"
Unit Commander: Mike
Bollow
Unit Formed: 2004
Members In: IL, IN, WI,
MI, OH, IA, NH, NC, & Canada
Vehicles: Sdkfz 247,
two trucks, 3.7cm Pak, field kitchen
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353. Infanterie Division
Unit Commander: Dave
Fornell
Unit Formed: 1998
Members In:
Illinois, Missouri,
Wisconsin, Iowa
Vehicles: 2 Kubelwagons,
VW KDF wagon reproduction, Ford
Truck, R70 Motorcycle.
The 353rd
Infantry portrays common German Wehrmacht soldiers from
1943-1945. Its emphasis is on public education about the
war by setting up public displays at about 10 events a
year, but also attend a handful of tactical events.
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original division was made up of experienced veteran cadre
and new, young recruits. The division also had a regiment
worth of "Ost" troops, mostly made up of Russian
"volunteers." After its ranks were being badly
depleted in
the Normandy campaign, the unit rebuilt by absorbing with
Luftwaffe personnel, and units of Landerschutz (National
Guard) troops which ranged in age from 30-60. With these
troops they fought in the Hurtegen Forest and areas around
Aachen and Duren.
In 1945
the unit's replacements consisted mostly of poorly trained
and Volkstürm troops and local police units. These troops
made a last stand in the Ruhr Pocket in April 1945. The
divisional commander was also an outspoken anti-Nazi
officer.
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Großdeutschland |
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Großdeutschland 1.Kp.
Unit Commander: Michael
Hayse
Unit Formed:?
Members In: Wisconsin,
Illinois
Vehicles: None yet
Großdeutschland 2. Zug
Unit Commander: Todd
Machin
Unit Formed: 2004
Members In: Minnesota,
Wisconsin
Vehicles: 1941 Ford &
Field Kitchen
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Feldnachrichtenkommandantur 13
Unit Commander: Lisa Varboncoeur
Formed: January 2005
Members in: IL, IN, MN, WI
Vehicles: ?
Additional Information:
FNK 13 was a Wehrmacht communications
HQ that employed men and women. Originally formed Sept. 16,
1940, it served in Germany and France throughout the war.
Reenacted, FNK 13 accepts female Nachrichtenhelferinnen
of all branches to serve as tactical/battle communications
coordinators as well as individual display. Men are also
encouraged, as Signals officers or Infantry Signals
specialists. Men and women ages 16+ accepted.
For more information, contact Lisa or
Bryan Varboncoeur at
lisav13@gmail.com, call
(815) 234-3018, or write us at P.O. Box 234, Byron, IL 61010
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722 Feldkommandantur
Unit Commander:
Richard Bieruta
Unit Formed: ?
Members In: ?
Vehicles:
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