Landwehr Infanterieregimenter as at August 1914 The Austrian Landwehr infantry was organised in 37 Landwehr infantry regiments and a further

three "Landesschtzen-Regimenter" which were trained as specialist mountain infantry regiments. Additionally Landwehr infantry regiments Nr.4 and Nr.27 were also trained for mountain duties. Landwehr infantry regiments generally had in peacetime 3 field battalions as opposed to the four in a common army regiment. Landesschtzen regiments I and III had however four battalions and Landwehr Infantry Regiments Nr.23 and 27 had two each. Two redesignations of regimental names took place in January and April 1917 respectively to reflect the valour of the Austrian Landwehr: The regiments were renamed as followed:
16 January 1917 11 April 1917 11 April 1917 Landesschtzen-Regimenter I-III Landwehr Infanterie-Regimenter Landwehr Infanterie-Regimenter 4 and 27 Kaiserschtzen-Regimenter I-III Schtzen-Regimenter Gebirgsschtzen-Regimenter 1-2

Unless otherwise noted the brigades and divisions in the table are those of the Austrian Landwehr. If a regiment was assigned to a common army brigade or division on mobilisation, then that division's title is given in the table.
Regiment K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Wien Nr.1 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Linz Nr.2 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Graz Nr.3 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Klagenfurt Nr.4 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Triest Nr.5 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Eger Nr.6 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Pilsen Nr.7 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Prag Nr.8 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Leitmeritz Nr.9 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Jungbunzlau Nr.10 Raised 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 Wien Linz Graz Klagenfurt Pola Eger Pilsen Prag Leitmeritz Jungbunzlau Staff Brigade 25 87 43 44 * 41 41 42 52 52 Division 13 44 22 22 * 21 21 21 26 26 Corps II XIV III III * VIII VIII VIII IX IX

K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Jiin Nr.11 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment aslau Nr.12 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Olmtz Nr.13 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Brnn Nr.14 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Troppau Nr.15 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Krakau Nr.16 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Rzeszw Nr.17 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Przemyl Nr.18 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Lemberg Nr.19 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Stanislau Nr.20 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment St. Plten Nr.21 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Czernowitz Nr.22 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Zara Nr.23 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Wien Nr.24 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Kremsier Nr.25 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Marburg Nr.26 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Laibach Nr.27 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Pisek Nr.28 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment BudweisNr.29 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Hohenmauth Nr.30

1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1893 1900 1900 1901 1901 1899 1899 1898

Jiin aslau Olmtz Brnn Troppau Krakau Rzeszw Przemyl Lemberg Stanislau St. Plten Czernowitz Zara Wien Kremsier Marburg (Maribor) Laibach (Ljubljana) Pisek Budweis Hohenmauth

51 51 92 26 92 91 90 89 85 86 87 86 5.GbBrig. 25 26 43 44 42 37.IBrig. 51

26 26 46 13 46 46 45 45 30. ID. 43 44 43 18. ID. 13 13 22 22 21 19. ID. 26

IX IX I II I I X X XI III XIV III XVI II II III III VIII XVII IX

K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Teschen Nr.31 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Neu-Sandec Nr.32 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Stryj Nr.33 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Jaroslau Nr.34 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Zloczw Nr.35 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Kolomea Nr.36 K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Gravosa Nr.37

1901 1901 1901 1901 1898 1898 1906

Teschen Neu-Sandec Stryj Jaroslau Zloczw Kolomea Gravosa

91 91 89 90 85 86 4.GbBrig.

46 46 45 45 30. ID. 43 18. ID.

I I X X XI III XVI

Landesschtzen-Regimenter I-III Landesschtzen-Regiment Trient Nr.I Landesschtzen-Regiment Bozen Nr.II Landesschtzen-Regiment Innichen Nr.III 1893 1893 1892 Trient Bozen Innichen 87 88 88 44 XIV XIV XIV

* K.K. Landwehr-Infanterieregiment Triest Nr.5 remained in Pola on mobilisation as part of the garrison.

Landwehrulanenregimenter as at August 1914 On the mobilisation the individual Landwehr Ulanenregimenter sent pairs of Squadrons to be employed as divisional cavalry to both Common Army and Landwehr Infantry Divisions as follows:
Staff 1.Landwehrulanenregiment 2.Landwehrulanenregiment 3.Landwehrulanenregiment 4.Landwehrulanenregiment 5.Landwehrulanenregiment 6.Landwehrulanenregiment Lemberg Hohenmauth Rseszw Olmtz Stockerau Wels Squadrons 1., 2. Schwd. 11.ID. 1., 2. Schwd. 26.LID. 1., 2. Schwd. 45.LID. 1., 2. Schwd. 5.ID. 1., 2. Schwd. 4.ID. 1., 2. Schwd. 3.ID. Squadrons 3., 4. Schwd. 30.ID. 3., 4. Schwd. 29.ID. 3., 4. Schwd. 24.ID. 3., 4. Schwd. 12.ID. 3., 4. Schwd. 25.ID. 3., 4. Schwd. 8.ID. Squadrons 5., 6. Schwd. 43.LID. 5., 6. Schwd. 10.ID. 5., 6. Schwd. 2.ID. 5., 6. Schwd. 46.LID. 5., 6. Schwd. 13.LID. 5., 6. Schwd. 44.LID.

Additionally the Austrian Landwehr cavalry had two "Divisions" of mounted rifles. One was recruited from the Tyrol, the other from Dalmatia:
Reitende Tiroler Landesschtzendivision Trient 1., 3. Schwd. 44.LID. 1 Zug 1.Schwd. 4.GbBrig. 18.ID 1 Zug 2.Schwd. 5.GbBrig. 18.ID 1 Zug 1.Schwd. 6.GbBrig. 18.ID 1 Zug 2.Schwd. 18.ID 1 Zug 1.Schwd. 2.GbBrig. 1 Zug 1.Schwd. 14.GbBrig. 47.ID. 2 Zge 2.Schwd. 40 HID. 2. Schwd. 11.HKD.

Reitende Dalmatiner Landesschtzendivision

Sinj

Austrian Landwehr Higher Formations August 1914 Just prior to mobilization in August 1914 the Austrian Landwehr was organized territorially into nine Landwehr Districts with eight Infantry Troop Divisions and three independent Cavalry Brigades. The whole organization was under the control of the Austrian Ministry of Defence in Vienna whose Minister was General der Infanterie Friedrich Freiherr von Georgi. The senior officer of the Landwehr was the "Oberkommandant" a post held by General der Infanterie Archduke Friedrich. Tactically the Landwehr formations were placed under the control of the Commanding General of the Common Army Army Corps District within which they were recruited and stationed with the exception of the Ragusa based 16th Army Corps and to all intents and purposes became a third Infantry Division of the respective Army Corps. A Landwehr Group Headquarters was thus part of each of the Army District Headquarters in which a Landwehr Division was based. At mobilization some reorganization was effected and regiments assigned to other Brigade and Divisions including formations of the Common Army. These changes can be seen on the Landwehr Infantry Page. Commanders who changed at mobilization can be seen on the August 1914 OOB pages for Galicia and Serbia. The last peacetime order of battle was as follows:

13. LITD (2.Korps) 25. LwIBrig. 26. LwIBrig. 21. LITD (8.Korps) 41. LwIBrig.

Vienna Vienna Brnn Prague Pilsen

FML. Eduard Edler von Kreysa GM. Karl Englert GM. Emil Lischka FML. Artur Przyborski GM. Otmar Panesch

LIR.1, LIR.24 LIR.14, LIR.25

LIR.6, LIR.7

42. LwIBrig. 22. LITD (3.Korps) 43. LwIBrig. 44. LwIBrig. 26. LITD (9.Korps) 51. LwIBrig. 52. LwIBrig. 43. LITD (11.Korps) 85. LwIBrig. 86. LwIBrig. 44. LITD (14.Korps) 87. LwIBrig. 88. LwIBrig. 45. LITD (10.Korps) 89. LwIBrig. 90. LwIBrig. 46. LITD (1.Korps) 91. LwIBrig.

Prague Graz Graz Pola Leitmeritz Hohenmauth Leitmeritz Czernowitz Lemberg Czernowitz Innsbruck Linz Bozen Przemyl Przemyl Jaroslau Krakau Krakau

GM. Alois Podhajsk FML. Heinrich Ritter von Krauss-Elislago GM. Josef Nemeczek GM. Ignaz Schmidt Edler von Fussina FML. Karl von Kitek GM. Viktor Seidler GM. Otto Gssmann FML. Albert Schmidt von Georgenegg Oberst Georg Komma GM. Moritz Jesser FML. Heinrich Tschurtschenthaler von Helmheim GM. Rudolf Krauss GM. Karl Georgi FML. Stephan Ljubii

LIR.8, LIR.28, LIR.29

LIR.3, LIR.26, LIR.31 LIR.4, LIR.5, LIR.27

LIR.11, LIR.12, LIR.30 LIR.9, LIR.10

LIR.19, LIR.35 LIR.20, LIR.22, LIR.36

LIR.2, LIR.21 LSchR.I, LSchR.II, LSchR.III

GM. Ernst Ritter Hrmann von Wllerstorf und LIR.18, LIR.33 Urbair GM. Johann Edler von Sauerwein FML. Karl Nastopil
LIR.17, LIR.34

GM. Alfred Kochanowski Edler von Korwinau LIR.16, LIR.31

92. LwIBrig. 1.LwKBrig. 2.LwKBrig. 3.LwKBrig.

Olmtz

GM. Adam Brandner Edler von Wolfszahn

LIR.13, LIR.15

Wels Olmtz Lemberg

GM. Gabriel Graf Marenzi GM. Rudolf Krauszler Post not filled

LUR.5, LUR.6, RtTLschD. LUR.2, LUR.4 LUR.1, LUR.3

Hungarian Landwehr (Honvd) Infanterieregimenter as at August 1914

Unlike the Austrian Landwehr, all Hungarian Landwehr Infantry regiments were assigned to Landwehr (Honvd) infantry brigades and divisions at mobilisation. All Honvd Infantry Regiments had three Battalions with the exception of LIR. Nr.19 which had four. The German language designation is given first followed by the Hungarian Landwehr (honvd) nomenclature below. Regiment Budapester Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.1 Budapesti 1. honvd gyalogezred Gyulaer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.2 Gyulai 2. honvd gyalogezred Debreczener Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.3 Debreczeni 3. honvd gyalogezred Nagyvrader Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.4 Nagyvradi 4. honvd gyalogezred Szegeder Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.5 Szegedi 5. honvd gyalogezred Szabadkaer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.6 Szabadkai 6. honvd gyalogezred Vereczer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.7 Verseczi 7. honvd gyalogezred 1886
Verecz

Raised 1886

Staff
Budapest

Brigade 81

Division 20

Corps III

1886

Bkes-Gyula

45

23

IX

1886

Debreczen

39

20

III

1886

Nagyvrad

39

20

III

1886

Szeged

45

23

IX

1886

Szabadka

80

40

XVI

46

23

IX

Lugoser Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.8 Lugosi 8. honvd gyalogezred Kassaer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.9 Kassai 9. honvd gyalogezred Miscolczer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.10 Miskolczi 10. honvd gyalogezred Munkcser Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.11 Munkcsi 11. honvd gyalogezred Szatmrer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.12 Szatmri 12. honvd gyalogezred Pozsonyer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.13 Pozsonyi 13. honvd gyalogezred Nyitraer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.14 Nyitrai 14. honvd gyalogezred Trencsner Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.15 Trencsni 15. honvd gyalogezred Beszterczebnyaer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.16 Beszterczebnyai 16. honvd gyalogezred Szkesfehrvrer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.17

1886

Lugos

46

23

IX

1886

Kassa

77

39

VI

1886

Miscolcz

78

39

VI

1886

Munkcs

77

39

VI

1886

Szatmr-Nmeti

40

41

XIV

1886

Pozsony

73

37

1886

Nyitra

74

37

1886

Trencsn

74

37

1886

Beszterczebnya

78

39

VI

1886

Szkesfehrvr

81

20

III

Szkesfehrvri 17. honvd gyalogezred Soproner Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.18 Soproni 18. honvd gyalogezred Pcser Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.19 Pcsi 19. honvd gyalogezred Nagykanizsaer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.20 Nagykanizsai 20. honvd gyalogezred Kolozsvrer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.21 Kolozsvri 21. honvd gyalogezred Maros-Vsrhelyer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.22 Maros-Vsrhelyi 22. honvd gyalogezred Nagyszebener Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.23 Nagyszebeni 23. honvd gyalogezred Brasser Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.24 Brassi 24. honvd gyalogezred Zagreber Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.25 Zgrbi 25. honvd gyalogezred Karlovacer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.26 Krolyvrosi 26. honvd gyalogezred 1886
Carlstadt

1886

Sopron

73

37

1886

Pcs

80

40

XVI

1886

Nagykanizsa

82

41

XIV

1886

Kolozsvr

75

38

XII

1886

Maros-Vsrhely

75

38

XII

1886

Nagyszeben

76

38

XII

1886

Brass

76

38

XII

1886

Zagreb

83

42

XIII

83

42

XIII

Sisaker Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.27 Sziszeki 27. honvd gyalogezred Osijeker Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.28 Eszki 28. honvd gyalogezred Budapester Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.29 Budapesti 29. honvd gyalogezred Budapester Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.30 Budapesti 30. honvd gyalogezred Veszprmer Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.31 Veszprmi 31. honvd gyalogezred Dser Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.32 Dsi 32. honvd gyalogezred

1886

Sisak

84

42

XIII

1886

Osijek

84

42

XIII

1913

Budapest

79

40

XVI

1913

Budapest

79

40

XVI

1913

Veszprm

82

41

XIV

1913

Ds

40

41

XIV

The Hungarian Landwehr (Honvd) Cavalry as at August 1914

On mobilisation most of the individual Landwehr (Honvd) Husarenregimenter were brigaded in Honvd Cavalry Divisions although two regiments sent pairs of Squadrons to be employed as divisional or brigade cavalry to both Common Army and Hungarian Landwehr (Honvd) Infantry Divisions and brigades as follows. The German language designation is given first followed by the Hungarian Landwehr (honvd) nomenclature below: Shako Budapester Landwehrhusarenregiment Nr.1 Budapesti 1. honvd huszrezred Debreczener Landwehrhusarenregiment Nr.2 Debrezeni 2. honvd huszrezred Szegeder Landwehrhusarenregiment Nr.3 Szegedi 3. honvd huszrezred Szabadkaer Landwehrhusarenregiment Nr.4 Szabadkai 4. honvd huszrezred Kassaer Landwehrhusarenregiment Nr.5 Kassai 5. honvd huszrezred Zalaegerszeger Landwehrhusarenregiment Nr.6 Dark Blue Zalaegerszegi 6. honvd huszrezred Ppaer Landwehrhusarenregiment Nr.7 Green All six squadrons in 23.HKBrig. - 5.HKD. All six squadrons in 23.HKBrig. - 5.HKD. Madder Red All six squadrons in 24.HKBrig. - 11.HKD. Black 1., 2. Schwd. 23.HID. 3., 4. Schwd. 20.HID. 5., 6. Schwd. 41.HID White All six squadrons in 22.HKBrig. - 11.HKD. Light Blue All six squadrons in 22.HKBrig. - 11.HKD. Grey Squadrons Squadrons Squadrons

All six squadrons in 19.HKBrig. - 5.HKD.

Ppai 7. honvd huszrezred Pcser Landwehrhusarenregiment Nr.8 Pcsi 8. honvd huszrezred Maros-Vsrhelyer Landwehrhusarenregiment Nr.9 Maros-Vsrhelyi 9. honvd huszrezred Varazdiner Landwehrhusarenregiment Nr.10 Varasdi 10. honvd huszrezred Madder Red 1., 2. Schwd. 36.ID. 3., 4. Schwd. 42.HID. 5., 6. Schwd. 13.IBrig. Madder Red All six squadrons in 24.HKBrig. - 11.HKD. Madder Red All six squadrons in 19.HKBrig. - 5.HKD.

Hungarian Landwehr-Feldkanonenregimenter as at August 1914

The Hungarian Landwehr (Honvd) were authorized to form their own artillery regiments beginning in 1913. That year saw the establishment of regiments 1 and 8 each of five batteries and eight independent field artillery divisions. By the following spring this complement had been increased and reorganized into eight regiments and an independent horse artillery division. Regiments no. 1 and 4 7 had 4 batteries, regiments no. 2 and 3 had 3 batteries and regiment no. 8 had 5 batteries. On mobilization they were attached to the divisions as shown in the table below. Regiment Landwehr-Feldkanonenregiment Nr.1 1. honvd tbori gyusezred Landwehr-Feldkanonenregiment Nr.2 2. honvd tbori gyusezred Landwehr-Feldkanonenregiment Nr.3 3. honvd tbori gyusezred Landwehr-Feldkanonenregiment Nr.4 4. honvd tbori gyusezred Landwehr-Feldkanonenregiment Nr.5 5. honvd tbori gyusezred Landwehr-FeldkanonenregimentNr.6 6. honvd tbori gyusezred Landwehr-Feldkanonenregiment Nr.7 1914 Hajmskr IV 41. k.u.Landwehr-Infanteriedivision 1914 Zagreb VI 42. k.u.Landwehr-Infanteriedivision 1914 Maros-Vsrhely V 38. k.u.Landwehr-Infanteriedivision 1914 Nyitra IV 37. k.u.Landwehr-Infanteriedivision 1914 Kassa III 39. k.u.Landwehr-Infanteriedivision 1914 Nagyszeben V 23. k.u.Landwehr-Infanteriedivision Raised 1913 Garrison Budapest Honvd District I Honvd District Division 40 k.u.Landwehr-Infanteriedivision

7. honvd tbori gyusezred Landwehr-Feldkanonenregiment Nr.8 8. honvd tbori gyusezred 1. Reitende Landwehr-Artillerie Division 1. honvd lovastzr osztly 1914 Szeged II 11.Honvd-Kavalleriedivision 1913 Lugos II 20. k.u.Landwehr-Infanteriedivision

Hungarian Landwehr (Honvd) Higher Formations August 1914

Originally formed in 1868 following the Ausgleich or compromise between Austria and Hungary, the Royal Hungarian Landwehr (Honvd) developed into a sizeable military force which by the outbreak of the First World War had it's own divisional organization including integral artillery. Just prior to mobilization in August 1914 the Hungarian Landwehr (Honvd) was organized territorially into six Landwehr Districts with an additional two Infantry Troop Divisions*, two Cavalry Divisions and 12 independent Infantry Brigades. The Brigades were formed into a further six Divisions on mobilization. The whole organization was under the control of the Hungarian Ministry of Defence whose Minister was Feldmarschalleutnant Samuel Freiherr von Hazai. The professional military head of the Honvd was the Landwehr Commander General der Kavallerie Franz Rohr with his Headquarters or k.u. Landwehroberkommando in Budapest. Each of the six Landwehr Districts was headed by a General Officer assisted in most cases by another General as a Deputy and a Field Officer as Chief of Staff. Originally numbering seven, the districts were reorganized in 1912 to mirror the six Common Army Corps Districts in Hungary. In Hungarian parlance the Landwehr district command was known as a "honvd kerleti parancsnoksg". It should be noted that General Officers within the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy were liable to serve in any of the three separate armed forces and therefore it would not be true to state that an individual was a Landwehr or an Honvd General. Upon being promoted to Generalmajor, a former Oberst or ezredes (Colonel) from the Common Army or the Austrian or Hungarian Landwehr would be placed on the Common Army seniority list regardless of his prior service. The six District Commanders became the Divisional Commanders of the newly formed Divisions (Landwehr-Infanterietruppendivision) at mobilization:

I.Landwehrdistrikt II.Landwehrdistrikt III.Landwehrdistrikt IV.Landwehrdistrikt V.Landwehrdistrikt

Budapest Szeged Kassa Pozsony Kolozsvr

M.kir. I. budapesti honvd kerleti parancsnoksg M.kir. II. szegedi honvd kerleti parancsnoksg M.kir. III. kassai honvd kerleti parancsnoksg M.kir. IV. pozsonyi honvd kerleti parancsnoksg M.kir. V. kolozsvri honvd kerleti parancsnoksg

FML. Josef Braun (40. LITD.) FML. Heinrich Daempf (23.LITD.) FML. Emmerich Hadfy (39.LITD.) FML. Adrian Wieber (37.LITD.) FML. Johann Frieherr Karg von Bebenburg (38.LITD)

VI.Landwehrdistrikt

Zagreb

M.kir. VI. zgrbi horvt-szlavon kerleti parancsnoksg

FML. Stephan von Sarkoti (42.LITD.)

Divisions and Brigades. Honvd Infantry Divisions formed at mobilization in parentheses. 20. LITD 39. LwIBrig. 40. LwIBrig. 41. LITD 81. LwIBrig. 82. LwIBrig. 45. LwIBrig. (23) 46. LwIBrig. (23) 73. LwIBrig. (37) 74. LwIBrig. (37) 75. LwIBrig. (38) 76. LwIBrig. (38) 77. LwIBrig. (39) 78. LwIBrig. (39) Nagy-Vrad Nagy-Vrad FML. Friedrich von Csandy GM. Koloman Patzk LIR.3, LIR.4 LIR.12, LIR.32

Szatmr-Nmeti Oberst Bla Tanrky Budapest Budapest Veszprm Szeged Lugos Pozsony Nyitra Kolosvr Nagyszeben Kassa Miskolcz FML. Johann Niki GM. Eugen Perneczky GM. Rudolf Schamschula GM. Rudolf Seide GM. Lehel Festl Oberst Paul von Nagy GM. Franz Cvrek GM. Karl Lippner v. Nagyszentmikls Oberst Adalbert Benke von Tardoskedd Oberst Desiderius Molnr von Pterfalva GM. Josef Foglr

LIR.1, LIR.17 LIR.20, LIR.31 LIR.2, LIR.5 (II. Landwehrdistrikt) LIR.7, LIR.8 (II. Landwehrdistrikt) LIR.13, LIR.18 (IV. Landwehrdistrikt) LIR.14, LIR.15 (IV. Landwehrdistrikt) LIR.21, LIR.22 (V. Landwehrdistrikt) LIR.23, LIR.24 (V. Landwehrdistrikt) LIR.9, LIR.11 (III. Landwehrdistrikt) LIR.10, LIR.16 (III. Landwehrdistrikt)

79. LwIBrig. (40) 80. LwIBrig. (40) 83. LwIBrig. (42) 84. LwIBrig. (42) 5. LKTD. 19. LKBrig. 23. LKBrig. 11.LKTD. 22. LKBrig. 24. LKBrig.

Budapest Pcs Zagreb Osijek Budapest Budapest Zalaegerszeg Debreczen Szeged Kassa

GM. Koloman Tabajdi Oberst Johann Hber GM. Nikolaus Itvanovi v. Ivanska Oberst Daniel Kolak
-

LIR.29, LIR.30 (I. Landwehrdistrikt) LIR.6, LIR.19 (I. Landwehrdistrikt) LIR.25, LIR.26 (VI. Landwehrdistrikt) LIR.27, LIR.28 (VI. Landwehrdistrikt) -

FML. Ernst von Frohreich GM. Ferdinand Graf v. Bissingen und Nippenburg Oberst Baron Colbert Zech GM. Julius Freiherr Nagy von Tbr-the Oberst Karl Czit Oberst Ladislaus Jny von Jamnik

LHR.1, 4, 8 LHR.6, 7, 10

LHR.2,3 LHR.5,9

* Magyar Kirlyi honvd gyaloghadosztlyok