COMPOSITION.

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Brigade.Regiment.Brigade.Regiment.Brigade.Regiment.Brigade.Regiment.Brigade.Regiment.
Infantry.84 Ldw.70 Res.5 Bav. Ers.2 Bav. Ers.5 Bav. Ers.2 Bav. Ers.5 Bav. Ers.8 Bav. Ldw.5 Bav. Ers.8 Bav. Ldw.
5 Bav. Ers.7 and 8 Brig. Res. Bn. 4 Bav. Ers. 4 Bav. Ers. 15 Bav. Ldw. 15 Bav. Ldw.
10 Bav. Res.11 Bav. Res.10 Bav. Res.11 Bav. Res.10 Bav. Ers.11 Bav. Res. 4 Bav. Ers. 4 Bav. Ers.
14 Bav. Res. 14 Bav. Res. 14 Bav. Res.
84 Ldw.70 Res.84 Ldw.70 Res.
Cavalry.9 Res. Hus.9 Res. Hus.9 Res. Hus.2d Sq. 9 Res. Hus.1 Sq. 1 Bav. Res. Cav. Rgt.
Artillery.1st Frs. Abt. 13, 31, and 80 F.239 F. A. Rgt.239 F. A. Rgt.8 Bav. F. A. Rgt. (Elements).4 Bav. F. A. Rgt.
A. Regts. 252 Ldw. F. A. Rgt.
1 Mountain F. A. Abt.
Engineers and Liaisons.4 Co. 15 Pions.4 Co. 15 Pions.2 Ldw. Co. 15 Corps Pions.22 Bav. Pion. Btn.22 Bav. Pion. Btn.:
2 Ldw. Co. 15 Corps Pions.2 Ldw. Co. 15 Corps Pions.249 Pion. Co.13 Bav. Res. Pion. Co. 13 Bav. Res. Pion. Co.
88 Res. Pion. Co.5 Bav. Ldw. Pion. Co. 5 Bav. Ldw. Pion. Co.
230 T. M. Co.230 T. M. Co. 22 Bav. Searchlight Section.
430 Bav. Tel. Detch.430 Signal Command:
 430 Tel. Detch.
Medical and Veterinary. 23 Bav. Ambulance Co.23 Bav. Ambulance Co.
5 Bav. Field Hospital.5 Bav. Field Hospital.
30 Bav. Vet. Hospital.36 Bav. Field Hospital.
Transports. Light Mun. Col.
Odd Units. 30 Res. Cyc. Co.30 Res. Cyc. Co.
Attached.1st Ldst. Btn. Kempton. 1 Ldst. Btn. Passau, 1st Bav. Corps No. 5.54 Ldst. Foot Art. Vtn.
1st Bav. Corps No. 13. 1 Ldst. Btn. Mindelheim, 1 Bav. Corps No. 14.2d Btry/5 Bav. F. A. Rgt.
1st Ldst. Btn. Neustadt, 2 Bav. Corps No. 4.4 Btry/5 Bav. F. A. Regt.
1 Ldst. Btn. Eisenach, 11 Corps No. 12.9 Btry/5 Bav. F. A. Rgt.
1 Ldst. Btn. Bruchsal, 14 Corps No. 3.

HISTORY.

(Bavaria.)

1914.

Alsace.

1. The 30th Bavarian Reserve Division, constituted in August, 1914, half of Prussian and half of Bavarian troops, operated in the Vosges beginning with August 17, and entered St. Dié on the 27th.

In 1915, with the 39th Reserve Division, formed after it, it made up the Eberhardt Corps, since then the 15th Reserve Corps. These 2 divisions comprised a total of 25 battalions, reserve units, Landwehr or Ersatz, Bavarian for the most part, to which were subordinated Landsturm Battalions.

They were scattered, after the retirement of the first part of September, 1914, among the valleys of the Plaine and the Liepvrette (Ste. Marie aux Mines).

The predominance of Bavarian troops in these Divisions had the effect of causing both to be officially called Bavarian. As a matter of fact, they were afterwards almost exclusively filled by Bavarian contingents.