More New Uniforms

 Below uniforms are now available.

  Luftwaffe General Service Tunic

  Luftwaffe Officer/General Fliegerbluse Tunic

  Luftwaffe Officer White Tunic

 Luftwaffe Officer Overcoat

 Luftwaffe General Overcoat

  Imperial Japanese Repro Navy Second Tunic (White Tunic)

  Imperial Japanese Navy White Trousers

More new medals and badges

 Below medals and badges are now available.

SS Evening Dress Badge

Army Paratrooper Badge

Panzer Collar Tabs Skull

 Order of the Zähringer Lion

 Luftwaffe Cap Eagle

Luftwaffe Cap Wreath and Cockade

 U-boat with Diamonds

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121. Infanterie-Division

The 121. Infanterie-Division was formed on 5 October 1940 at Truppenübungsplatz Munsterlager, WK X. A number of units of the 1. Infanterie-Division and 21. Infanterie-Division (approximately a third of those divisions each) was used to establish this new East Prussian 11th welle (wave) division. The division surrendered to the Soviet forces in Courland at the end of the war.


Area of operations

Germany (Oct 1940 - June 1941) 
Eastern front, northern sector (June 1941 - Oct 1944) 
Kurland pocket (Oct 1944 - May 1945) 

Source:axishistory.com

113. Infanterie-Division

The 113. Infanterie-Division was formed in December 1940 as part of the 12. Welle (wave) from elements of 15. Infanterie-Division, 24. Infanterie-Division and Festungs-Infanterie-Regiment B. It was destroyed at Stalingrad in January 1943.

It was reformed in March 1943. The division was disbanded in November 1943 after suffering heavy losses on the Eastern Front. The remnants formed Divisions-Gruppe 113 which was assigned to the 337. Infanterie-Division.

Area of operations

Germany (Dec 1940 - Nov 1941) 
Balkans (Nov 1941 - Apr 1942) 
Eastern Front, southern sector (Apr 1942 - Oct 1942) 
Stalingrad (Oct 1942 - Jan 1943) 
Eastern Front, central sector (Mar 1943 - Nov 1943) 

Source:axishistory.com

112. Infanterie-Division

The 112. Infanterie-Division was formed in December 1940 at Truppenübungsplatz Baumholder from elements of 34. Infanterie-Division and 33. Infanterie-Division as part of the 12. Welle (wave). It was disbanded on 2 November 1943 after suffering heavy losses on the Eastern Front. The division staff formed the staff of Korps-Abteilung B, which also included Divisions-Gruppe 112 formed from the division’s surviving elements.

Area of operations

Germany (Dec 1940 - June 1941) 
Eastern front, central sector (June 1941 - Nov 1943)  


Source:axishistory.com

111. Infanterie-Division

The 111. Infanterie-Division was formed in November 1940 as part of the 12. Welle (wave) from elements of 3. Infanterie-Division, 36. Infanterie-Division and Festungs-Infanterie-Regiment D. It was destroyed at Sevastopol, Crimea, on 12 May 1944. The division staff formed the staff of the 226. Infanterie-Division.

Area of operations

Germany (Nov 1940 - June 1941) 
Eastern Front, southern sector (June 1941 - May 1944) 


Source:axishistory.com

110. Infanterie-Division

The 110. Infanterie-Division was formed in December 1940 from elements of 12. Infanterie-Division, 30. Infanterie-Division and 228. Infanterie-Division. It was stationed in Poland until June 1941, when it took part in the invasion of the USSR. In 1943 is was strengthened by remnants from the destroyed 321. Infanterie-Division as Divisionsgruppe 321.
It was destroyed on the Eastern Front near Minsk in July 1944.


Area of operations

Germany & Poland (Dec 1940 - June 1941) 
Eastern Front, central sector (June 1941 - July 1944) 


Source:axishistory.com