116th panzer division造句

• The 116th Panzer Division again attacked with tanks and infantry several times.
• Later in the day the 116th Panzer Division was also ordered west.
• This surrender was the end of organized resistance from the 116th Panzer Division.
• The 116th Panzer Division was defending both and the approaches had been heavily mined.
• Meanwhile, Marshal von Kluge commanding all German forces on the 116th Panzer Divisions were approaching the battlefield.
• Casualties were heavy, especially after reinforced counterattacks by the still present mobile reserves from the 116th Panzer Division.
• The 116th Panzer Division was withdrawn for refitting and then recommitted, but was unable to hold the city of Aachen.
• In addition to the poor roads, the 30th Division's breakout attempts were also hampered by the German 116th Panzer Division.
• After weeks of heavy fighting following German Field Marshal G黱ther von Kluge s 116th Panzer Division attempted to cut off Patton s supply line.
• Later progress was also initially difficult in combat against elements of the newly arrived 116th Panzer Division and surviving elements of the Panzer Lehr Division.
• The battalion disintegrated after constant shelling and a fierce attack by the 116th Panzer Division and some men inadvertently fled east, to be captured by the Germans.
• On 29 March the German 180th Volks Grenadier Division and the 116th Panzer Division withdrew and set up new defensive lines running through the fortress town of Recklinghausen.
• While British forces had been battling for Caen, elements of Dietrich2 s I SS Panzer Corps part of 116th Panzer Division and a battalion of Tiger tanks.
• Allied intelligence believed that of the two divisions that formed 116th Panzer Division had up to 70 tanks, and 15th Panzergrenadier Division 15 tanks and between 20 30 assault guns.
• Several units of the 116th Panzer Divisions managed to clear a corridor past Point 262N, and by mid afternoon about 10, 000 German troops had passed out of the pocket.
• The 116th Panzer Division, which had helped to mount several counterattacks during the early fighting, was withdrawn on 21 November from the area to be refitted for the upcoming Ardennes Offensive.
• The other two armoured divisions over which Rommel had operational control, the 116th Panzer Division, were deployed near the Pas de Calais in accordance with German views about the likely Allied landing sites.
• In the afternoon, the 1st SS and 116th Panzer Divisions made renewed attacks, but the flanks of the Mortain positions had been sealed off, allowing the American VII Corps to contain the German advance.
• "' Siegfried von Waldenburg "'( 30 December 1898  27 March 1973 ) was a general in the Wehrmacht of Nazi Germany during World War II who commanded the 116th Panzer Division.
• The following morning, Model ordered elements of the 2nd SS Panzer Division and 116th Panzer Division managed to break through the Polish lines and open a corridor, while the 9th SS Panzer Division, prevented the Canadians from intervening.