The German infantry division and the American infantry division of World War II were so powerful

It should have been during World War II.

German infantry divisions were more powerful than the Americans.

That's right. The United States should not have a brigade formation.

In the establishment of regular combat units in Germany, the division is usually the regiment at the bottom of the division. A division has four regiments under its command, plus several independent battalion and company units such as communications, medical, gendarmerie, baggage, and heavy artillery.

However, in the later period of the Waffen-SS Foreign Volunteer Corps, there were brigade-level units, which also existed as independent tactical units.

For example, the Danish brigade, the Belgian brigade, the Dutch brigade, etc., all have their own numbers and names.

The largest ace division of the U.S. Army in World War II was the U.S. Army's 1st Infantry Division, known as "The Big Red One."

Since its formation in 1917, the First Infantry Division of the U.S. Army has occupied a number of "firsts" in the history of the U.S. Army, such as in World War I, it was the first to exchange fire with the enemy, the first to appear**, the first to capture prisoners, and the first to invade France; In World War II, it was the first to reach Britain, the first to land in North Africa, Sicily and France, the first to break through the Siegfried Line in western Germany, and so on. The 1st U.S. Infantry Division also has a record that no other U.S. unit can match, and that is that the division has participated in nearly every major U.S. military battle in Europe and Africa. Moreover, since its formation, the division has never suffered defeat, so it is called the "all-winning division", a record that was not broken by the Chinese People's Volunteers until a battle in the Korean War.

Compared with the 1st Infantry Division of the US Army, the 82nd Airborne Division and the 101st Airborne Division mentioned by my friend earlier can be called unknown juniors in World War II, and they can even be ignored. The two airborne divisions participated in very few battles that had a significant impact on military operations in World War II, only a pitiful three, the first of which was that two divisions each participated in the Normandy landings with part of their forces, and the two divisions participated in the battle with a combined strength of less than 10,000 men, and they served as auxiliary tactical response tasks, rather than main assault missions. The second was an airborne operation codenamed "Market-Garden" jointly organized by the United States and Britain, and in this airborne operation, it was responsible for attacking targets at medium and close ranges, and the mission with the farthest airborne distance, the most difficult task, the most intense operation, and the heaviest losses was undertaken by the British 6th Airborne Division.

And the campaign ended in defeat. The third was the Ardennes Forest counterattack. It was not until this battle that the U.S. 101st Airborne Division became famous for trapping Baston and resisting the heavy attack of the German army.

Therefore, no unit in the European theater can be compared with the first infantry division, regardless of the combat experience and the results of the unit, and in terms of the reputation of the unit. In the Pacific Theater, this first pawn belongs to the 1st Marine Division of the United States.

Although there are many ace troops in the U.S. military, the 1st Marine Division was the most loudly shouted in World War II. The 101st Airborne Division only had a slight record in the Normandy landing, but its performance was average.

The four major King Kongs of the U.S. Army are the 82nd Airborne Division, the 101st Airborne Division, the 10th Mountain Division, and the 1st Army Division.

101 Airborne Division, you can look at Brothers in Arms, it's the 101st Airborne Division.

1, Imperial Division.

2, Guard Flag Division.

3, Eugen Division.

4, Nordland Division.

5, 3rd Panzer Division.

6, 7th Panzer Division.

7, 11th Panzer Division.

8, XXI Panzer Division.

9, 1st Panzer Division.

10, Skeleton Division.

11, Großdeutsche Division.

12, Youth Division.

13, 1st Parachute Division.

14, Viking Division.

I think that an infantry division of the German army can fight against a class A division of the Japanese army, it depends on the situation of the battlefield, the terrain and landform, first of all, the quality of the individual soldiers of the German army is very high, but the combat effectiveness of a class A division of the Japanese army is also extremely strong, if the terrain is flat on the ground, the German infantry division will definitely be crushed by the Japanese army's class A division, but if it is in the mountains, the role of the class A division is not very perfect

The firepower of an ordinary infantry division of the German army is not comparable to that of the Japanese A-class division! The divisional firepower configuration of the German army, most modern countries refer to Germany in World War II.

There is no comparison, and the equipment of the German army at that time was incomparable to that of the Japanese army. The armored vehicles of the Japanese army were iron in front of the German army, and there was a big gap between the overall quality and the generals. The German army can sweep through Europe and the Japanese army invades Asia are two concepts, if you put the Japanese army in the position of the German army, I am afraid that I will be killed by Britain and France, not to mention the Soviet Union.

During World War II, Japan's military strength can be described as very strong, and the same German army should not be underestimated, but it is impossible to ask a German infantry division to fight against Japan's Class A division.

If you have seen the scale and equipment of the Eastern Front of World War II, you will find that the Japanese army in Asia is bullying the weak and fearing the hard, and can only abuse agricultural countries in Asia. In the early stage, the 4,000 tanks of the German armored forces killed more than 20,000 tanks of the Soviet Union in a sneak attack on the Eastern Front. However, the Soviet Union has a strong family foundation and only took a few years to restore the first establishment, but a large-scale battle between the Soviet Union and Germany can defeat the total amount of ammunition fought by the Japanese army in the Chinese battlefield for eight years?

If you follow the ** equipment level and the scale of the operation, the Japanese army will be crushed!

Yes, the Japanese have no chance of winning. Because Germany was able to throw a lot of away from the Japanese army in terms of equipment and the quality of its soldiers, and in addition, the Japanese army did not look at it enough in terms of military theory and technology.

If the equipment is the same, two Japanese squadrons can annihilate one German battalion.

Three or seven years of training, three or eight years of individual equipment, three or nine years of infantry and artillery coordination, four years of open space integration, four years of morale, four or two years of toughness, four or three years of class firepower, four or four years of tactics, four or five years are the sunset, what will the Japanese army win?

Yes, because at that time Germany was well equipped for combat, and missiles and tanks were far more advanced than those of Japan.

** Look which one, if it is the three ace divisions of the SS, it is the battle situation is one-sided.

Stilwell commented that the new 38th and 22nd divisions of the Chinese Army stationed in India have reached the combat effectiveness of the main divisions of the United States, and it can be said that the two most elite divisions have at least reached the average level of the United States Army. It is still stronger than the weakest division of the American army. The new 38th Division could crush a Japanese division head-on.

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