32nd Division (German Empire)
The 32nd Division (3rd Royal Saxon ) was a major unit of the Saxon army.
- 2.1 World War I 2.1.1 battle calendar 2.1.1.1 1914
- 2.1.1.2 1915
- 2.1.1.3 1916
- 2.1.1.4 1917
- 2.1.1.5 1918
- 3.1 Literature
Structure
The division was the XII. ( I. Royal Saxon ) Army Corps assumed.
Peacetime in 1890
- 63rd Infantry Brigade (5th Royal Saxon ) in Dresden Infantry Regiment " Crown Prince " (5th Royal Saxon ) # 104 in Dresden
- 9 Royal Saxon Infantry Regiment No. 133 in Dresden
- Infantry Regiment "König Wilhelm II of Württemberg" (6th Royal Saxon ) # 105 in Dresden
- Protect Fusilier Regiment " Prince George " ( Royal Saxon ) Ranked # 108 in Dresden
- Royal Saxon Carabiner Regiment (2nd Regiment Heavy ) in Dresden
- 2nd Royal Saxon Uhlan Regiment No. 18
- 1st Royal Saxon Jäger Battalion 12 in Freiberg
Peacetime in 1914
- 63rd Infantry Brigade (5th Royal Saxon ) in Bautzen Infantry Regiment "König Ludwig III. of Bavaria " (3rd Royal Saxon ) No. 102 in Zittau
- Infantry Regiment " Grand Duke Frederick II of Baden " (4th Royal Saxon ) No 103 in Bautzen
- 2nd Royal Saxon Field Artillery Regiment No. 28
- 5 Royal Saxon Field Artillery Regiment No. 64 in Pirna
Of Battle from August 2, 1914
- 63rd Infantry Brigade (5th Royal Saxon ) Infantry Regiment "König Ludwig III. of Bavaria " (3rd Royal Saxon ) No. 102
- Infantry Regiment " Grand Duke Frederick II of Baden " (3rd Royal Saxon ) No 103
- 1st Royal Saxon Jäger Battalion 12
- 2nd Royal Saxon Field Artillery Regiment No. 28
- 5 Royal Saxon Field Artillery Regiment No. 64
- 2nd and 3rd Company / Engineer Battalion No. 12
Of Battle of May 24, 1918
- 63rd Infantry Brigade (5th Royal Saxon ) Infantry Regiment "König Ludwig III. of Bavaria " (3rd Royal Saxon ) No. 102
- Infantry Regiment " Grand Duke Frederick II of Baden " (3rd Royal Saxon ) No 103
- 12 Royal Saxon Infantry Regiment No. 177
- 4th Squadron / 3 Royal Saxon Hussar Regiment No. 20
- 5 Royal Saxon Field Artillery Regiment No. 64
- Foot Artillery Battalion No. 80
History
The Division was established on 1 April 1887, had her command to the demobilization and resolution in September 1919 in Dresden's Albert City.
World War I
During World War II, the division was exclusively on the Western Front in use. There parts of the United Association were involved in the August 23, 1914 in the massacre of Dinant.
Battle calendar
1914
- August 23-24 --- Battle of Dinant
- August 24-27 --- intervention of the 3rd Army in the battle of the 2nd Army in Namur towards Mettet -Philippe Ville and subsequent persecution up to the Sormonne
- August 27-30 --- fighting on the Meuse
- August 31 to September 5 --- Battle of the Aisne
- 6th to 10th September --- Battle of Fere - Champenoise
- September 6 to 11 --- Battle of the Marne
- September 15-22 --- Battle of Juvincourt
- September 26-27 --- Bois be Beau -Marais
- October 12-13 --- struggle for height 108, southwest of Berry -au -Bac
- October 15 --- fight for height 108
- December 2 to 30 --- Battle of Souain, Perthes les Hurlus and Beausejour
1915
- January 25-27 --- Battle of Hurtebise