8th Army (30th December 1915 - 21st January 1919)

The 8th Army was formed from the Army of the Niemen on 30th December 1915.  It was used to replace the high command 12 HQ, and took over units of the 12th German Army.

XXXIX Reserve Corps

77th Reserve Division
78th Reserve Division

It withdrew from Russia in January 1919.

1st Army (19th July 1916 - 24th January 1919)

The 1st Army was formed on 19th July 1914, as a result of the battle of the Somme.

VII Reserve Corps

1st Infantry Division
50th Reserve Division
8th Bavarian Reserve Division
17th Infantry Division

VI Reserve Corps

80th Reserve Division
Guards Cavalry Rifle Division

XXIV Reserve Corps

7th Infantry Division
51st Reserve Division

18th Army

The 14th Army was formed to end the war in 1918, using divisions released from Russia.  It was formed in France in February 1918.

Army Reserve

!st Guards Infantry Division (Theatre Reserve)
7th Reserve Infantry Division
10th Reserve Infantry Division
23rd Infantry Division

III Corps

5th Infantry Division
6th Infantry Division
28th Infantry Division
88th Infantry Division
113th Infantry Division
206th Infantry Division

IX Corps

5th Guards Division
45th Reserve Infantry Division
50th Infantry Division
231st Infantry Division

XVII Corps

1st Bavarian Infantry Division
9th Infantry Division
10th Infantry Division
36th Infantry Division 
238th Infantry Division

IV Reserve Corps

13th Landwehr Division
33rd Infantry Division
34th Infantry Division
37th Infantry Division
47th Reserve Infantry Division
103rd Infantry Division

17th Army

The 14th Army was formed to end the war in 1918, using divisions released from Russia.  It was formed in France in February 1918, 


I Bavarian Reserve Corps

187th Infantry Division
26th Reserve Division
10th Ersatz Division
208th Division

II Bavarian Corps
from 6th Army

234th Infantry Division
25th Infantry Division

XVIII Corps
from 2nd Army

220th Infantry Division
35th Infantry Division
6th Infantry Division

XIV Reserve Corps

214th Infantry Division
111th Infantry Division
48th Reserve Division
206th Infantry Division
12th Infantry Division
28th Reserve Division

14th Army

The 14th Army was formed to assist the Austrians in Italy in September 1917.

I (Austrian) Corps

3rd Eidelwiess Infantry Division
22nd Rifle Division
55th Infantry Division
Jaeger Division

III Bavarian Corps
from 6th Army

50th Infantry Division
12th Infantry Division
117th Infantry Division
Alpine Corps

LI Corps
General Command Corps (zbV)

26th Infantry Division
200th Infantry Division

XV (Austrian) Corps

1st Infantry Division
5th Infantry Division

Reserve (Austrian)

4th Infantry Division
13th Rifle Division
33rd Infantry Division
35th Infantry Division
94th Infantry Division

The 14th Army was formed to prevent a colapse of the Italian Front and in October 1917 was used to command seven German Divisions from the Eastern Front.

It fought at the Battle of Carporetto.

The 14th Army was withdrawn in January 1918 to the Western Front, leaving the LI Corps until February 1918. 

11th Army

The 11th Army was formed in March 1915.

XLI Reserve Corps

81st Reserve Infantry Division
82nd Reserve Infantry Division

Guard Corps

1st Guard Infantry Division
2nd Guard Infantry Division

X Corps

19th Infantry Division
20th Infantry Division

VI Corps Command (Austria-Hungary)

15th Infantry Division
27th Infantry Division
6th Cavalry Brigade
6th Field Artillery Brigade

Combined Corps

11th Bavarian Infantry Division
119th Infantry Division

The 11th Army was formed from the 14 new divisions created by the triangulation of the German Divisions in March 1915.

In May 1915 the Army was engaged in the Battle of Gorlice-Tarnow, together with the 4th Austro-Hungarian Army.  In September 1915 the Army was disbanded, with the HQ used to form Army Group Mackensen.

It was reformed at the end of September 1915 with the:

 III Army Corps
IV Reserve Corps
X Reserve Corps  

It was intended together with the 3rd Austro-Hungarian Army, and the 1st Bulgarian Army to be used to invade Serbia.

By November 1915 the Army Group had defeated Serbia and was on the Greek border on the Solonika Front.  It remained on that front, but fell back into Germany by 7th December 1918.

10th Army

The 10th Army was formed from reserve units. It was formed on 26th January 1915.

XXI Corps

31st Infantry Division
42nd Infantry Division

XXXIX Reserve Corps

77th Reserve Infantry Division
78th Reserve Infantry Division

XXXVIII Reserve Corps

75th Reserve Infantry Division
76th Reserve Infantry Division

It was formed to take part in offensive action on the Eastern Front, and took part in the SecondBattle of the Massurian Lakes.  It was redesignated Army Group Eichorn in July 1916.

 In 1918 the 10th Army was part of the occupation forces in Russia.  It returned to Germany in February 1919.