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    29.Pz.Gren.Div in Italy

    Hello,
    seek information on action 29.Pz.Gren.Div on days 21-22-23-24 May 1944 for the defense line Senger. Particularly in the area of Terracina and Monti Ausoni.
    Thanks
    Vincenzo

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    There is an excellent unit history:

    29. Division, 29. Infanterie-Division (mot.), 29. Panzergrenadier-Division
    by Lemelsen/Schmidt, Podzun-Pallas-Verlag, 1960, 487 pages

    Jan-Hendrik

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      #3
      I also would like to know what Panzer was the PzRgt129 equipped with in 1945 if anybody has a clue?

      Thanks

      Daniele

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        #4
        Originally posted by Daniele C View Post
        I also would like to know what Panzer was the PzRgt129 equipped with in 1945 if anybody has a clue?

        Thanks

        Daniele
        Ciao Daniele!
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          #5
          Thanks al ot Antony! i will wait patiently

          2./Pz.Abt 129 (second company is the one im interested)

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            #6
            ciao Daniele.... do not know in 1945... but the 20th September 1944 (battle of the yellow line, Rimini) the Pz. Abt. 129 (capt Prauser) had esactly 7 panzer Mk IV ...

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              #7
              And I have found Daniele another interesting table of the end of october 1944 listing the status of German Divisions after the reorganization and the reinforcements after the battle of the Gothic Line in Linea Gotica 1944 of Amedeo Montemaggi (from Bubdesarchiv-Militarakiv Freiburg RH 20-10-178 A.O.K 10-I A "Victor" : Anlagen zu K.T.B. 9, Anlagen nr. 543-632 27.10.1944, Band 6)

              the 29 Pz.Gr. Div. have in this date exactly 21 panzer MK IV

              the German Division that ave the StuG (is not indicated if Italians or germans, J think that the most part was italians) were:

              16 SS n. 14
              65 Inf. Div n. 4
              90 Pz.Gr.Div. n. 27
              334 Inf.Div. n. 10
              305 Inf.Div. n. 6
              356 Inf.Div. n. 7
              278 Inf.Div. n. 3
              26 Div. n. 1

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                #8
                In Jentz's Panzer Truppen, volume 2, on page 248, he records a strength on March 15, 1945 of 17 StuG (12 operational); 46 Mk IV (44 operational); and 7 FLAK panzers (all operational) for the 29th PG Division. According to Jentz, this is derived from official German operational returns.

                Mike

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Mike C View Post
                  In Jentz's Panzer Truppen, volume 2, on page 248, he records a strength on March 15, 1945 of 17 StuG (12 operational); 46 Mk IV (44 operational); and 7 FLAK panzers (all operational) for the 29th PG Division. According to Jentz, this is derived from official German operational returns.

                  Mike


                  Very interesting Mike!! and if we try to find more information there is Ritterkreuz for the 129 Pz. Abt.; Hans Dextler Hauptmann 4./Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilung 129, 12 January 1945

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Jan-Hendrik View Post
                    There is an excellent unit history:

                    29. Division, 29. Infanterie-Division (mot.), 29. Panzergrenadier-Division
                    by Lemelsen/Schmidt, Podzun-Pallas-Verlag, 1960, 487 pages

                    Jan-Hendrik
                    Through Jan. ..
                    as I search this publication, I would ask about the vehicles that came in May 1944, the unity Flak of the 29. Pz. Gr. Div.? Perhaps SdKfz 7/2 Flak 36?

                    313. Army Flak Battalion
                    Staff
                    Staff Battery (mot)
                    2 x Heavy Flak Battery (mot)
                    Light Flak Battery (mot)
                    Supply Column (mot)

                    Besides, who was the commander of the III Bataillon - 15 ° Pz.Gr. Regiment?
                    I know he was taken prisoner May 23, 1944.
                    Thanks

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