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This Blog was born from a wet day in Germany, looking at one of the many war memorials in that country and further investigation which led me to notice a lack of reference material with regards to the German Army in World War One.

My work on this project has been made easier by the World Wide Web, but with the information tools at my disposal it has been a constant battle to ensure that the correct information has been included.

This Blog is intended for reference, and will hopefully enable those with an interest in the German Army of World War One to look up with confidence the various units and organisations which contributed to the German war machine.

Thursday 16 June 2016

182nd Infantry Regiment



182nd (16th Royal Saxon) Infantry Regiment

 Founded: 1st October 1912

 Garrison:  Freiberg

 The Regiment was formed in Freiberg on 1st October 1912.

At the start of World War One it joined the XII (I Royal Saxon) Corps.  If formed one replacement battalion and two recruit depots.

The Replacement Battalion was moved on 2nd August 1914 to the 46th Brigade Replacement Battalion

 First World War
The Regiment was part of the 23rd (1st Royal Saxon) Division, as part of the 46th Infantry Brigade.

On 1st April 1915 the Regiment was moved to the 245th Infantry Brigade of the 123rd Infantry Division.

On 8th September 1916 the Regiment was moved to the 177th Infantry Brigade of the  216th Infantry Division.

On 22nd April 1917 it was part of the 86th Reserve Infantry Brigade, 216th Infantry Division.

On 21st August 1917 it was moved to the 408th Infantry Brigade, 212th Infantry Division.  It was with that division when the war ended.


After the War

The Regiment became part of the 10th Infantry Regiment, as the 2nd Battalion in the Reichswehr.


It was the 2nd Battalion of the 101st Infantry Regiment during World War 2
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