-
indicating Standarte and
Sturmbann affiliation. As the SS
numbered fewer than a
thousand men, it did not
adopt the
Sturmbann unit at this time, and right-hand...
- the III.
Sturmbann (Battalion) of the 4th SS-Totenkopfstandarte "Ostmark",
established in
October 1938 in Berlin-Adlersheim. The III.
Sturmbann was strengthened...
-
Standarte Leader was that of Standartenführer (colonel). SS-
Sturmbann ("SS-Storm Unit"): The
Sturmbann commands were
battalion formations within a Standarte...
- At the
beginning of the
Second World War, he was
given command of SS-
Sturmbann Nº 13, a unit of the SS
Standarte Deutschland. He took part in the Battle...
-
Office (Amt V), and the
leaders of the
various SS-
Sturmbann and Standarten.
Within each SS-
Sturmbann (battalion),
there existed one
company of SS personnel...
-
Initially ****igned to 89th SS-Standarte, Göth was
transferred to the 1st SS-
Sturmbann of the 11th SS-Standarte at the
start of the war, and was
promoted to...
-
Standarten Standarte (Standard,
regiment sized unit): 3 to 5
Sturmbanner Sturmbann (Storm jurisdiction, battalion-sized unit): 3 to 5 Stürme
Sturm (Storm...
- the day before. In
March 1936, Florstedt's
command was
transferred to
Sturmbann I/36 in K****el as
punishment for
insulting a
Reichsbahn official in January...
- 'Deutschland'
Leader of the SS-Panzer-Abwehr-
Sturmbann der SS-VT
Commander of the SS-Kradschützen-
Sturmbann 'Verfügungstruppe'
Commander of the SS-Aufklärungs-Abteilung...
-
title of the
commander of a
Sturmbann was Sturmbannführer ('Strike
Battalion Leader'). The
geographic area
covered by a
Sturmbann corresponded to the territorial...
