- In
military history, the
German term
Kampfgruppe (pl.
Kampfgruppen; abbrev. KG, or KGr in
Luftwaffe usage during World War II,
literally "fighting group"...
- The
Combat Groups of the
Working class (German:
Kampfgruppen der Arbeiterkl****e, KdA) was a
paramilitary organization in the
German Democratic Republic...
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later it
formed small military units known as
Combat Units (German:
Kampfgruppen) and
Partisan Units (German: Freischärlergruppen)
which were sent to...
- were
divisions in name only,
being in
reality only
small battlegroups (
Kampfgruppen). As a
general rule, an "SS Division" is made up of
mostly Germans, or...
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around 90,000 men, the
Guards Regiment around 11,000–12,000 men. The
Kampfgruppen der Arbeiterkl****e (Combat
Groups of the
Working class; KdA) numbered...
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Marsch der
Kampfgruppen der Arbeiterkl****e, or the
March of the
Combat Groups of the
Working class, was an East
German military marching song of the Combat...
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organisation was formed. The NKFD had been
forming small armed Combat Units,
Kampfgruppen since Summer 1943, and the
first such unit was
parachuted North-East...
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police division 1 SS
grenadier division 1 anti-aircraft
division 2
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rifle divisions...
- units,
usually several Geschwader, but also
independent Staffeln and
Kampfgruppen.
Luftflotten were also
responsible for the
training aircraft and schools...
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escalation in air operations.
Airfields became waterlogged and the 18
Kampfgruppen (bomber groups) of the Luftwaffe's
Kampfgeschwadern (bomber wings) were...
