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* [[Military Sciences Department, Germany]]
* [[Military Sciences Department, Germany]]
* [[Military Counter-Intelligence Service, Germany]]
* [[Military Counter-Intelligence Service, Germany]]
** [[Group I, Military Counter-Intelligence Service, Germany]]
** [[Group II, Military Counter-Intelligence Service, Germany]]
** [[Group III, Military Counter-Intelligence Service, Germany]]
** [[Group IV, Military Counter-Intelligence Service, Germany]]
* [[Strategic Intelligence Command, Germany]]
* [[Strategic Intelligence Command, Germany]]
* [[Military Police Command, Germany]]
* [[Military Police Command, Germany]]

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MILITARY HERALDRY OF GERMANY

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Historical military heraldry of Germany

This section includes heraldry from the German Empire, the Weimar Republic, the Third Reich as well as the DDR (East Germany).

Disclaimer: The heraldry of the Third Reich and the DDR may contain symbols which are offensive to people. This site is non political and includes heraldic material from a historical and encyclopaedial perspective only.

Nationale Volksarmee (NVA, National People's Army) - German Democratic Republic


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Empire of Germany 1871-1918

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Artillery

Was divided into Field Artillery and Foot Artillery of which only the later carried Colours.

  • 1st Guards Field Artillery Regiment, Germany
  • 2nd Guards Field Artillery Regiment, Germany
  • 3rd Guards Field Artillery Regiment, Germany
  • 4th Guards Field Artillery Regiment, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment Prince August of Prussia (1st Lithuanian) No 1, Germany
  • 1st Pommeranian Field Artillery Regiment No 2, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment Ordnance-General (1st Brandenburgian) No 3, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment Prince-Regent Luitpold of Bavaria (1st Magdeburgian) No 4, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment von Podbielski (1st Lower Silesian) No 5, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment von Peucker (1st Silesian) No 6, Germany
  • 1st Westphalian Field Artillery Regiment No 7, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment von Holtzendorff (1st Rhenanian) No 8, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment General-Fieldmarshal Count Waldersee (Schleswigian) No 9, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment von Scharnhorst (1st Hannoveran) No 10, Germany
  • Electoral Hessian Field Artillery Regiment No 11, Germany
  • Royal Saxon 1st Field Artillery Regiment No 12, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment King Karl (1st Württembergian) No 13, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment Grand Duke (1st Badian) No 14, Germany
  • 1st Upper Alsatian Field Artillery Regiment No 15, Germany
  • 1st Eastprussian Field Artillery Regiment No 16, Germany
  • 2nd Pommeranian Field Artillery Regiment No 17, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment Ordnance-General (2nd Brandenburgian) No 18, Germany
  • 1st Thuringian Field Artillery Regiment No 19, Germany
  • 1st Posenian Field Artillery Regiment No 20, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment von Clausewitz (1st Upper Silesian) No 21, Germany
  • 2nd Westphalian Field Artillery Regiment No 22, Germany
  • 2nd Rhenanian Field Artillery Regiment No 23, Germany
  • Holsteinian Field Artillery Regiment No 24, Germany
  • Grand Ducal Artillery Corps - 1st Grand Ducal Hessian Field Artillery Regiment No 25, Germany
  • 2nd Hannoveran Field Artillery Regiment No 26, Germany
  • 1st Nassauian Field Artillery Regiment No 27 Oranien, Germany
  • Royal Saxon 2nd Field Artillery Regiment No 28, Germany
  • 2nd Württembergian Field Artillery Regiment No 29, Germany
  • 2nd Badian Field Artillery Regiment No 30, Germany
  • 1st Lower Alsatian Field Artillery Regiment No 31, Germany
  • Royal Saxon 3rd Field Artillery Regiment No 32, Germany
  • 1st Lothringian Field Artillery Regiment No 33, Germany
  • 2nd Lothringian Field Artillery Regiment No 34, Germany
  • 1st Westprussian Field Artillery Regiment No 35, Germany
  • 2nd Westprussian Field Artillery Regiment No 36, Germany
  • 2nd Lithuanian Field Artillery Regiment No 37, Germany
  • Hither Pommeranian Field Artillery Regiment No 38, Germany
  • Kurmark Field Artillery Regiment No 39, Germany
  • Altmark Field Artillery Regiment No 40, Germany
  • 2nd Lower Silesian Field Artillery Regiment No 41, Germany
  • 2nd Silesian Westphalian Field Artillery Regiment No 42, Germany
  • Cleves Field Artillery Regiment No 43, Germany
  • Trier Field Artillery Regiment No 44, Germany
  • Lauenburgian Field Artillery Regiment No 45, Germany
  • Lower Saxony Field Artillery Regiment No 46, Germany
  • 2nd Electoral Hessian Field Artillery Regiment No 47, Germany
  • Royal Saxon 4th Field Artillery Regiment No 48, Germany
  • 3rd Württembergian Field Artillery Regiment No 49, Germany
  • 3rd Badian Field Artillery Regiment No 50, Germany
  • 2nd Upper Alsatian Field Artillery Regiment No 51, Germany
  • 2nd Eastprussian Field Artillery Regiment No 52, Germany
  • Further Pommeranian Field Artillery Regiment No 53, Germany
  • Neumark Field Artillery Regiment No 54, Germany
  • 2nd Thuringian Artillery Regiment No 55, Germany
  • 2nd Posenian Field Artillery Regiment No 56, Germany
  • 2nd Upper Silesian Field Artillery Regiment No 57, Germany
  • Minden Field Artillery Regiment No 58, Germany
  • Berg Field Artillery Regiment No 59, Germany
  • Grand Ducal Mecklenburgian Field Artillery Regiment No 60, Germany
  • 2nd Grand Ducal Hessian Field Artillery Regiment No 61, Germany
  • East Frisian Field Artillery Regiment No 62, Germany
  • 2nd Nassauian Field Artillery Regiment No 63, Germany
  • Royal Saxon 5th Field Artillery Regiment No 64, Germany
  • 4th Württembergian Field Artillery Regiment No 65, Germany
  • 4th Badian Field Artillery Regiment No 66, Germany
  • 2nd Lower Alsatian Field Artillery Regiment No 67, Germany
  • Royal Saxon 6th Field Artillery Regiment No 68, Germany
  • 3rd Lothringian Field Artillery Regiment No 69, Germany
  • 4th Lothringian Field Artillery Regiment No 70, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment No 71 Gross Komtur, Germany
  • Field Artillery Regiment No 72 Hochmeister, Germany
  • 1st Masurian Field Artillery Regiment No 73, Germany
  • Torgau Field Artillery Regiment No 74, Germany
  • Mansfeld Field Artillery Regiment No 75, Germany
  • 5th Badian Field Artillery Regiment No 76, Germany
  • Royal Saxon 7th Field Artillery Regiment No 77, Germany
  • Royal Saxon 8th Field Artillery Regiment No 78, Germany
  • 3rd Eastprussian Field Artillery Regiment No 79, Germany
  • 3rd Upper Alsatian Field Artillery Regiment No 80, Germany
  • Thorn Field Artillery Regiment No 81
  • 2nd Masurian Field Artillery Regiment No 82
  • 3rd Rhenanian Field Artillery Regiment No 83
  • Strassburg Field Artillery Regiment No 84


Pioneers
Telegraph (Signals) Troops
Landwehr

Royal Bavarian Army

The Army of the Kingdom of Bavaria, was not numbered in the Common Army Sequence and thus displayed a Semi-Independent Status with a separate Bavarian Ministry of War.

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