Security Division (Germany)
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Wehrmacht Security Divisions (German: Sicherungs-Divisionen) were German military units which operated during World War II. The Wehrmacht Security Divisions were set up at the beginning of 1941 and were intended to perform policing, security and anti-partisan duties in the rear of the main German field armies, under the direction of the respective army rear area command, or Korück. They were organised from divisions initially raised in the 3rd wave of mobilisation, these being former Landwehr divisions largely manned by second-line reservists. As…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Wehrmacht Security Divisions (German: Sicherungs-Divisionen) were German military units which operated during World War II. The Wehrmacht Security Divisions were set up at the beginning of 1941 and were intended to perform policing, security and anti-partisan duties in the rear of the main German field armies, under the direction of the respective army rear area command, or Korück. They were organised from divisions initially raised in the 3rd wave of mobilisation, these being former Landwehr divisions largely manned by second-line reservists. As support units, they were comparatively poorly equipped, and often made up of men who were for the most part unfit for frontline service through age or disability. As well as various guard (Landesschützen) and police battalions, the divisions were supposed to be provided with one standard regiment of troops, plus an artillery detachment, as a 'strike force', though in practice this was oftenused for frontline duty as local conditions demanded.