Order of battle of the German Ninth Army, October 1941 represents the order of battle for the German Ninth Army during Operation Typhoon as part of the German Army Group Center as it attempted to capture Moscow during World War II.

Command

Commander: Colonel General Adolf Strauß

Chief of Staff: Colonel Kurt Weckmann

Army reserves

161. Infanterie-Division

Major General Heinrich Recke

Headquarters

336th Infantry Regiment

364th Infantry Regiment

371st Infantry Regiment

241st Artillery Regiment

241st Reconnaissance Company

241st Tank Destroyer Battalion

241st Engineer Battalion

241st Signal Battalion

241st Field Replacement Battalion

241st Divisional Supply Group

V Corps

General of Infantry Richard Ruoff

5. Infanterie-Division

Maj. Gen. Karl Allmendinger

Headquarters

14th Infantry Regiment

56th Infantry Regiment

75th Infantry Regiment

5th Motorized Artillery Regiment

5th Bicycle Battalion

5th Tank Destroyer Battalion

5th Motorized Engineer Battalion

5th Motorized Signal Battalion

5th Field Replacement Battalion

5th Divisional Supply Group

35. Infanterie-Division

Lt. Gen. Walther Fischer von Weikersthal

Headquarters

34th Infantry Regiment

109th Infantry Regiment

111th Infantry Regiment

35th Artillery Regiment

35th Reconnaissance Battalion

35th Anti-Tank Battalion

35th Engineer Battalion

35th Signal Battalion

35th Field Replacement Battalion

35th Divisional Supply Group

106. Infanterie-Division

Maj. Gen. Ernst Dehner

Headquarters

239th Infantry Regiment

240th Infantry Regiment

241st Infantry Regiment

106th Artillery Regiment

106th Reconnaissance Battalion

106th Tank Destroyer Battalion

106th Engineer Battalion

106th Signal Battalion

106th Divisional Supply Group

129.Infanterie-Division

Maj. Gen. Stephan Rittau

Headquarters

427th Infantry Regiment

428th Infantry Regiment

430th Infantry Regiment

129th Artillery Regiment

129th Reconnaissance Battalion

129th Tank Destroyer Battalion

129th Engineer Battalion

129th Signal Battalion

129th Divisional Supply Group

VII Corps

General of Artillery Wilhelm Fahrmbacher

8. Infanterie-Division

Maj. Gen. Gustav Höhne

Headquarters

38th Jäger Regiment

84th Jäger Regiment

8th Artillery Regiment

8th Bicycle Battalion

8th Tank Destroyer Battalion

8th Engineer Battalion

8th Signal Battalion

85th Field Replacement Battalion

8th Divisional Supply Group

28. Infanterie-Division

Lt. Gen. Johann Sinnhuber

Headquarters

49th Jäger Regiment

83rd Jäger Regiment

28th Artillery Regiment

28th Bicycle Battalion

28th Anti-Tank Battalion

28th Engineer Battalion

28th Signal Battalion

28th Divisional Supply Group

87. Infanterie-Division

Lt. Gen. Bogislav von Studnitz

Headquarters

173rd Infantry Regiment

185th Infantry Regiment

187th Infantry Regiment

187th Artillery Regiment

187th Reconnaissance Battalion

187th Anti-Tank Battalion

187th Engineer Battalion

187th Signal Battalion

187th Supply Group

XXIII Corps

General of Infantry Albrecht Schubert

102. Infanterie-Division

Maj. Gen. John Ansat

232nd Infantry Regiment

233rd Infantry Regiment

235th Infantry Regiment

104th Artillery Regiment

102nd Reconnaissance Battalion

102nd Tank Destroyer Battalion

102nd Engineer Battalion

102nd Signal Battalion

102nd Divisional Supply Group

206. Infanterie-Division

Lt. Gen. Hugo Höfl

301st Infantry Regiment

312th Infantry Regiment

413th Infantry Regiment

206th Artillery Regiment

206th Reconnaissance Battalion

206th Tank Destroyer Battalion

206th Engineer Battalion

206th Signal Battalion

206th Divisional Supply Group

251. Infanterie-Division

Maj. Gen. Karl Burdach

Headquarters

451st Infantry Regiment

459th Infantry Regiment

471st Infantry Regiment

251st Artillery Regiment

251st Reconnaissance Battalion

Order of battle of the German Ninth Army, October 1941