Grupa Armii F
| Historia | |
| Państwo | |
|---|---|
| Sformowanie | 1943 |
| Rozformowanie | 1945 |
| Dowódcy | |
| Pierwszy | |
| Ostatni | |
| Organizacja | |
| Rodzaj sił zbrojnych | wojska lądowe |
Grupa Armii F (niem. Heeresgruppe F) – grupa armii III Rzeszy, podczas II wojny światowej.
Jednostka została utworzona 12 sierpnia 1943 w XIII okręgu obronnym koło Bayreuth. 26 sierpnia 1943, dowództwo nad Grupą Armii F, objął feldmarszałek Maximilian von Weichs, z siedzibą w stolicy Jugosławii – Belgradzie.
25 marca 1945 GA F została rozwiązana[1].
Struktura organizacyjna
listopad 1943:
- 2 Armia Pancerna
- Grupa Armii E
- żołnierze z Militärbefehlshaber Südost, gen. piech. Hansa Felbera
lipiec 1944:
- 2 Armia Pancerna
- Grupa Armii E
- żołnierze z Militärbefehlshaber Südost, gen. piech. Hansa Felbera
Dodatkowo podczas obrony Serbii w starciach uczestniczyła Grupa Armijna Serbia, dowodzona przez gen. piech. Hansa Felbera.
Przypisy
- ↑ Sobczak (red.) 1975 ↓, s. 167.
Bibliografia
- Kazimierz Sobczak (red.): Encyklopedia II wojny światowej. Warszawa: Wydawnictwo Ministerstwa Obrony Narodowej, 1975.
- Lexikon der Wehrmacht
- AxisHistory.com
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