Land Forces of the National People's Army

Land Forces of the National People's Army
Landstreitkräfte der Nationalen Volksarmee
Active1 March 1956 – 2 October 1990
CountryEast Germany
Size105,000 nominal, peacetime, 1990
394,350 nominal, wartime, 1990[1]
Part ofKommando Landstreitkraefte
(since 1972)
HeadquartersGeltow, Potsdam-Mittelmark
March
  • Präsentiermasrch nationalevolksarmee (Slow March)
  • Parademarsch № 1 der Nationalen Volksarmee (Parade March)
A company of Landstreitkräfte troops on parade in East Berlin, May 1985

The Land Forces of the National People's Army[2] (German: Landstreitkräfte der Nationalen Volksarmee – LaSK) was the ground-based military branch of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) National People's Army (NPA). The Land Forces Command, located at Geltow, was established on 1 December 1972 as a management body created for the land forces. The NPA itself was created on March 1, 1956, from the Kasernierte Volkspolizei (Barracked People's Police).

Organisation

Peacetime organisation of the Landstreitkräfte in 1986

The LaSK had a peacetime organisation since 1972 under the command of the Kommando Landstreitkräfte (Kdo. LaSK). Its largest formations between 1956 and 1990 were the Military Districts III and V, which generally consisted of three active divisions each, plus training, combat support and logistic units. The 1st Motor Rifle Division was additionally attached to the Military District V, but was designated to leave that formation in wartime to play a key role in the assault on West Berlin. The 6th Motor Rifle Division existed only for two years (1956–1958) as an active formation.

While the two districts held the bulk of the GDR's land forces, additional artillery- and support elements, as well as the paratroopers of the 40th Paratrooper Battalion (upgraded to the 40th Air Assault Regiment in 1986) were under direct command of the Kdo. LaSK.

In wartime both military districts would form field armies: the 3rd Army in the south, reinforced by the GDR 6th, 10th, and 17th reserve divisions, and the 5th Army in the north, reinforced by the Soviet 94th Guards Motor Rifle Division and the 138th and 221st Separate Tank Regiments from the GSFG. Both armies would have been commanded by the Soviet high-command, while the Kommando Landstreitkräfte was to focus on the military supply chain, medical services, internal security and assist in the capture of West Berlin.[3]

Order of battle (1980s)

Military District V

Artist's rendering of a T-34-85 in service with the Landstreitkräfte

The headquarters of Military District V in the north was in Neubrandenburg.

1st Motor Rifle Division (Potsdam)

8th Motor Rifle Division (Schwerin)

9th Panzer Division (Eggesin)

Military District III (South)

BTR-70s on parade in East Berlin, 1989

The headquarters of the southern district was in Leipzig.

4th Motor Rifle Division (Erfurt)

7th Panzer Division (Dresden)

11th Motor Rifle Division (Halle)

Second line divisions

A T-55AM2B on display at the Panzermuseum in Münster

In the event of a full-scale mobilisation, the six regular divisions of the NVA would have been supplemented by three mobilisation divisions and two reserve divisions.[4] All five divisions would be mobilised on M+2. The cadre of each mobilisation/reserve division remained on hand as the regular staff of training centers/non-commissioned officer (NCO) schools. The five second line divisions were the 6th Motor Rifle Division (Königswartha), the 10th Motor Rifle Division (Ronneburg), the 17th Motor Rifle Division (Petersroda), the 19th Motor Rifle Division (Wulkow, which was not based on a training centre), and the 20th Motor Rifle Division (Bredenfelde).

Mobilisation Divisions – command of the Military District III of land forces (Leipzig)

6th Motor Rifle Division (Königswartha)

A T-55A at the Panzermuseum
  • 11th Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 12th Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 13th Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 6th Panzer Regiment
  • 6th Artillery Regiment
  • 6th AA-Missile Regiment
  • 6th Rocket Detachment
  • 6th Heavy Mortar Detachment
  • 6th Reconnaissance Battalion
  • 6th Engineer Battalion
  • 6th Light AT Detachment
  • 6th Signal Battalion
  • 6th Logistical Security Battalion
  • 6th Repair Battalion
  • 6th Chemical Defence Battalion
  • 6th Medical Battalion
  • 6th Replacement Regiment

10th Motor Rifle Division (Ronneburg)

A former Landstreitkräfte ZIL-135 truck configured as a FROG-7B (Luna-M) missile system, displayed in the Hämeenlinna Artillery Museum
  • 14th Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 15th Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 16th Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 10th Panzer Regiment
  • 10th Artillery Regiment
  • 10th AA-Missile Regiment
  • 10th Rocket Detachment
  • 10th Heavy Mortar Detachment
  • 10th Reconnaissance Battalion
  • 10th Engineer Battalion
  • 10th Light AT Detachment
  • 10th Signal Battalion
  • 10th Logistical Security Battalion
  • 10th Repair Battalion
  • 10th Chemical Defence Battalion
  • 10th Medical Battalion
  • 10th Replacement Regiment

17th Motor Rifle Division (Petersroda)

  • 41st Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 42nd Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 43rd Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 17th Panzer Regiment
  • 17th Artillery Regiment
  • 17th AA-Missile Regiment
  • 17th Rocket Detachment
  • 17th Heavy Mortar Detachment
  • 17th Reconnaissance Battalion
  • 17th Engineer Battalion
  • 17th Light AT Detachment
  • 17th Signal Battalion
  • 17th Logistical Security Battalion
  • 17th Repair Battalion
  • 17th Chemical Defence Battalion
  • 17th Medical Battalion
  • 17th Replacement Regiment

Reserve divisions – command of the Military District V of land forces (Neubrandenburg)

19th Motor Rifle Division (Wulkow)

  • 51st Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 52nd Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 53rd Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 19th Panzer Regiment
  • 19th Artillery Regiment
  • 19th AA-Missile Regiment
  • 19th Rocket Detachment
  • 19th Heavy Mortar Detachment
  • 19th Reconnaissance Battalion
  • 19th Engineer Battalion
  • 19th Light AT Detachment
  • 19th Signal Battalion
  • 19th Logistical Security Battalion
  • 19th Repair Battalion
  • 19th Chemical Defence Battalion
  • 19th Medical Battalion
  • 19th Replacement Regiment

20th Motor Rifle Division (Bredenfelde)

  • 33rd Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 34th Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 35th Motor Rifle Regiment
  • 20th Panzer Regiment
  • 20th Artillery Regiment
  • 20th AA-Missile Regiment
  • 20th Rocket Detachment
  • 20th Heavy Mortar Detachment
  • 20th Reconnaissance Battalion
  • 20th Engineer Battalion
  • 20th Light AT Detachment
  • 20th Signal Battalion
  • 20th Logistical Security Battalion
  • 20th Repair Battalion
  • 20th Chemical Defence Battalion
  • 20th Medical Battalion
  • 20th Replacement Regiment

Aviation units

  • Kampfhubschraubergeschwader 3 (KHG-3) "Ferdinand von Schill", Cottbus
    • I. Hubschrauberstaffel/KHG-3 (I.HS/KHG-3), Mi-8TB
    • II. Hubschrauberstaffel/KHG-3 (II.HS/KHG-3), Mi-24D
    • Hubschrauberstaffel der Führung und Aufklarung 3 (HSFA-3), Mi-2, Mi-8PS, Mi-9
  • Kampfhubschraubergeschwader 5 (KHG-5) "Adolf von Lützow", Basepohl
    • I. Hubschrauberstaffel/KHG-5 (I.HS/KHG-5), Mi-8TB
    • II. Hubschrauberstaffel/KHG-5 (II.HS/KHG-5), Mi-24D
    • III. Hubschrauberstaffel/KHG-5 (III.HS/KHG-5), Mi-24P
    • Hubschrauberstaffel der Führung und Aufklarung 5 (HSFA-5), Mi-2, Mi-8PS. Mi-9

Other units

The Kommando Landstreitkräfte also contained some specially trained units – like the 40th Paratrooper Battalion (later the 40th Air Assault Regiment "Willi Sänger"). The structure and equipment was mostly of Soviet design, and the NVA operated in close collaboration with the Group of Soviet Forces in Germany. There were also reports of a special NVA diversionary battalion in south Germany equipped with M-48s and M-113s, to cause confusion amongst NATO forces (emulating and improving on the example of Otto Skorzeny's 150th Panzer Brigade during the Ardennes Offensive).[5][6] However, more recent reports throw doubt on the existence of any such unit.[7]

Types of units

Divisions

  • Motorisierte-Schützen-Division (motorised/mechanised infantry division)
  • Panzerdivision (tank/armoured division)

Regiments

  • Artillerieregiment (artillery regiment)
  • Panzerregiment (tank/armoured regiment)
  • Ersatzregiment (replacement regiment)
  • Fla-Raketen Regiment (AA-missile regiment)
  • Mot.-Schützenregiment (motor rifle/mechanised infantry regiment)

Battalions

  • Aufklärungsbatallion (reconnaissance battalion)
  • Battalion Chemische Abwehr (chemical defence battalion)
  • Battalion Materielle Sicherstellung (logistical security battalion)
  • Instandsetzungsbatallion (repair battalion)
  • Nachrichtenbatallion (signal battalion)
  • Pionierbatallion (engineer battalion)
  • Sanitätsbatallion (medical battalion)

Detachments

  • Panzerjägerabteilung (light AT detachment)
  • Raketenabteilung (rocket detachment)
  • Geschosswerferabteilung (heavy mortar detachment)

Equipment

Small Arms:

Name Country of origin Type Notes Image
Walther PP  Nazi Germany
 East Germany
Semi-automatic pistol
Makarov PM  Soviet Union
 East Germany
Semi-automatic pistol
Nagant M1895[8]  Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
Revolver Imported in small numbers and saw little use
PPSh-41  Soviet Union Submachine gun Designated as MPi 41
FB PM-63  Polish People's Republic Submachine gun
Mauser Kar98k  Nazi Germany Bolt action rifle In use by the Combat Groups of the Working Class and remained in standard use until the 1960s and continued its service in limited circumstances
Mosin–Nagant  Soviet Union Bolt action rifle In use by the Combat Groups of the Working Class and in remained standard use until the 1960s and continued its service in limited circumstances
SKS  Soviet Union
 East Germany
Semi-automatic carbine Manufactured domestically as the Karabiner-S and used for ceremonial occasions
STG44  Nazi Germany Assault rifle Left over from World War II, used until the early 1960s. Relabeled as MPi 44
AKM  Soviet Union Assault rifle Manufactured by the state arsenal as the MPi-KM (fixed stock, later variants were distinctive stippled plastic) and MPi-KMS-72 (AKMS) with a single strut "coathanger" side-folding stock
AK-74  Soviet Union
 East Germany
Assault rifle MPi-AK-74N, MPi-AKS-74N, MPi-AKS-74NK variants made by the state arsenal for a short period of time starting in 1983 (withdrawn from service after German reunification)
RPK  Soviet Union Light machine gun

RPD  Soviet Union
 Polish People's Republic
Light machine gun
PKM  Soviet Union General-purpose machine gun
Dragunov SVD  Soviet Union Designated marksman rifle
RPG-7D  Soviet Union Light AT weapon
RPG-18  Soviet Union Light AT weapon

Armoured Vehicles:

Name Country of origin Type Quantity Notes
BMP-1  Soviet Union
 Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
Infantry fighting vehicle 1,133 The West-German Bundeswehr obtained 851 vehicles after 1990 (mainly BMP-1P). They were brought to NATO standards, known as the BMP-1A1 Ost. 764 were extant (remainder sold) in 1994, and only 450 in 1996. The remainder were scrapped or sold, including 110 previously to Finland unmodified. 501 BMP-1A1 Ost were sold to Greece in 1993–1994, 350 to Sweden also.
BMP-2  Soviet Union
 Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
Infantry fighting vehicle 24 Tracked IFVs in first-line Panzergrenadier units
BRDM-1  Soviet Union Amphibious armoured patrol car 150
BRDM-2  Soviet Union Amphibious armoured patrol car
BTR-40  Soviet Union Armoured personnel carrier 300
BTR-50  Soviet Union Amphibious armored personnel carrier 200
BTR-60  Soviet Union Armoured personnel carrier 2,260
BTR-70  Soviet Union Armoured personnel carrier 1,316 Wheeled APCs in mechanised and motorised units
BTR-80  Soviet Union Armoured personnel carrier Wheeled APCs in mechanised and motorised units
BTR-152  Soviet Union Armoured personnel carrier 759
PT-76[9]  Soviet Union Amphibious Light tank 170
T-34[9]  Soviet Union Medium tank 872 In service as first MBT of the NVA Land Forces from 1952 to 1965. Afterward, used only in modified recovery/engineering versions
T-54[9]  Soviet Union Main battle tank 690 (reserve)
T-55[9]  Soviet Union Main battle tank 2,099 Upgraded to T-55AM standard
T-72[9]  Soviet Union Main battle tank 583 In first-line Panzer units

Field artillery and rocket artillery

Rocket systems

Towed artillery

Self-propelled artillery

Mortars

Air defense artillery systems

Mobile missile

Mobile self-propelled AA guns

  • ZSU-23-4 Shilka. 131 were delivered from USSR, passed on to Germany after the German reunification.
  • ZSU-57-2. 129 ordered in 1957 from Soviet Union and delivered between 1957 and 1961.Replaced by ZSU-23-4 "Shilka" SPAAGs between 1967 and 1974. It was completely removed from East German service in 1979. Some were converted into the FAB 500U driver training vehicle. They were passed on to the unified German state.

Towed anti-aircraft gun

References

  1. ^ Hoffmann, Theodor (1993). Das letzte Kommando (in German). Mittler. p. 320. ISBN 3-8132-0420-0.
  2. ^ (East) German Institute for Military History [de], Militärgeschichte (English: Military History) (in German), Vol. XI, (East) German Military Publishing House [de]. 1972.
  3. ^ Wenzke, Rüdiger [de]. Die Streitkräfte der DDR und Polens in der Operationsplanung des Warschauer Paktes (in German), Militärgeschichtliches Forschungsamt, 2010, ISBN 978-3941571099
  4. ^ Shawn Bohannon Mobilmachungsdivisionen / Reservedivisionen, Axis History Forum, accessed May 2010
  5. ^ Heilbrunn, Otto [de]. (1963). Warfare in the Enemy's Rear. Allen & Unwin. ASIN B01LBIKTJ6.
  6. ^ Zaloga, Stephen J.; Loop, James; Volstad, Ronald (1985). Soviet Bloc Elite Forces. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 978-0850456318.
  7. ^ Galbraith, Stuart (28 May 2007). "NVA Special Units". Tank.net. Archived from the original on 1 June 2014.
  8. ^ "M1895 Nagant Revolver". 7.62x54r.net. Retrieved 2016-04-26.
  9. ^ a b c d e Crane, Keith (October 1989). East Germany's Military: Forces and Expenditures (PDF) (Report). RAND Corporation, Defense Technical Information Center. p. 37. ISBN 0-8330-1033-6. Retrieved 19 August 2024.

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