Command. (Stabs).
During World War II, numerous Kampfgruppen were established to accomplish localized objectives within broader campaigns.
These Kampfgruppen were tasked with operating autonomously, arranging their own logistics, supplies, and combat tactics.
Commanding officers often visited the front lines to boost troop morale and conduct essential reconnaissance in person.
It was not uncommon for such commanders to lead their troops into battle themselves.
Kampfgruppe Stahlkrieger depends on its Stabs section to organize participation in events and to determine the appearance and authenticity of our comprehensive living history exhibits.
Our exhibits have portrayed both the Eastern and Western fronts of the war, with all scenarios conceived by the Group's Commanding Officer, Martin Wahl.
The Stabs section is operated by the Regimental Standartenfuher, his Adjutant and Liasion officer.
These Kampfgruppen were tasked with operating autonomously, arranging their own logistics, supplies, and combat tactics.
Commanding officers often visited the front lines to boost troop morale and conduct essential reconnaissance in person.
It was not uncommon for such commanders to lead their troops into battle themselves.
Kampfgruppe Stahlkrieger depends on its Stabs section to organize participation in events and to determine the appearance and authenticity of our comprehensive living history exhibits.
Our exhibits have portrayed both the Eastern and Western fronts of the war, with all scenarios conceived by the Group's Commanding Officer, Martin Wahl.
The Stabs section is operated by the Regimental Standartenfuher, his Adjutant and Liasion officer.
