Service Record
- Polish Campaign as part of Army Group North:
- Sept, 1939: Fought in Poland under 3.Armee of German Army Group North
- French Campaign as part of Army Group B:
- May, 1940: Reserve division of 6.Armee of German Army Group B in Belgium
- Jun, 1940: Fought in France under I.Armeekorps of 4.Armee
- Jul-Aug, 1940: Part of I.Armeekorps of 7.Armee along the Atlantic coast
- Sept, 1940: Transferred to East Prussia under 18.Armee with Army Group B
- Russian Campaign as part of Army Group North:
- Jun, 1941: Invaded Russia with 18.Armee under Army Group North
- Jul, 1941: Transferred to XXVI.Armeekorps under 18.Armee
- Aug, 1941: Transferred to XXXXI.Armeekorps of 4.Panzergruppe
- Sept, 1941: Transferred to XXXVIII.Armeekorps of 18.Armee near Peterhof
- Nov, 1941: Reserve division of 18.Armee near Leningrad
- Dec, 1941: Joined XXVI.Armeekorps near Leningrad
- May, 1942: Rejoined XXVI.Armeekorps near Volkhov
- Jun, 1942: Rejoined I.Armeekorps near Volkhov
- Jan, 1943: Rejoined XXVI.Armeekorps near Ladoga
- Feb, 1943: Joined LIV.Armeekorps near Ladoga
- Apr, 1943: Rejoined XXVI.Armeekorps near Ladoga
- Sept, 1943: Rejoined XXVIII.Armeekorps near Tigoda
- Ukrainian Campaign as part of Army Group South:
- Jan, 1944: Transferred to reserves of 1.Panzer-Armee under Army Group South at Winnizia
- Feb, 1944: Joined XXXXVI.Armeekorps in the Hube pocket
- Ukrainian Campaign as part of Army Group North Ukraine:
- Apr, 1944: Joined III.Armeekorps under Army Group North Ukraine
- May, 1944: Rejoined XXVI.Armeekorps under 1.Panzer-Armee at Stanislau
- Jul, 1944: Joined LIX.Armeekorps at Brody
- Defense of the Reich:
- Aug, 1944: Rejoined XXVI.Armeekorps under 3.Panzer-Armee of Army Group Centre at Schlossberg
- Feb, 1945: Rejoined XXXXI.Armeekorps under 4.Armee at Königsberg
- Mar, 1945: Reserve division of Armee Samland at Samland
- Apr, 1945: Rejoined XXVI.Armeekorps under Armee Ostpreussen at Pillau
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