Army Group F

The Army Group F was a major unit of the Army of the Wehrmacht during the Second World War. She was supreme command each changing armies as well as many special forces.

History

The Army Group was XIII ( Area: Northern Bavaria, West Bohemia; Headquarters: Nürnberg ) on 12 August 1943 at the military district established using the upper - quartermaster - rod for special use. She was under the command of Maximilian von Weichs, who served from August 25, 1943 at the same time as Commander- southeast. The Army Group F was subject to, among other things, the Army Group E, and from September 1943 to November 1944 the 2nd Panzer Army. On March 25, 1945, the Army Group F was dissolved, the duties of the Commander South East took to the Army Group E on.

Supreme Commander

  • August 26, 1943 until the dissolution: Field Marshal Maximilian baron von Weichs

Imputed major units

  • Army Group E
  • 2nd Panzer Army ( Pz.AOK2 ), including the Army Division Serbia
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