Airborne Barracks Niederauerbach Poster

Now firmly in the hands of the Parachute Battalion 263/ Germany. History: The royal bay. 22nd Infantry Regiment "Prince William of Hohenzollern" formed, together with the 23rd Infantry Regiment, the 5th Infantry Brigade of the Bavarian army. The peacetime locations of the regiment were two bridges and Saargemünd. The regiment was the loud-Highest resolution 20th On 1 September 1896 9th April 1897 from the IV half battalions of the 5th, 7th, and 12 Placed Infantry Regiment and consisted only of two battalions in Zweibrücken. Karl was the first commander of Brückner, on 16 command August 1900 handed over to Andrew White. On 27 March 1913 was Colonel Otto Schulz appointed regimental commander and remained there until 21 September 1914. On 1 April 1913 it was divided into the garnisonierende Saargemünd second battalion of the 23rd Infantry Regiment as III. Battalion of the 22nd Infantry Regiment at. It maintained its previous location in Lorraine. At the same time you put the regiment to a gun company. The other regimental commanders were: From September 21, 1914 Lieutenant Colonel Ernst Lettenmayer, from 29 August 1915, Major General Raab, from 23 July 1916 Lieutenant Colonel Vogt and from September 16 until the dissolution of the unit, Colonel Carl. On 20 January 1915 Prince William of Hohenzollern was appointed holder of the regiment, who gave his name to the regiment. Source: wikipedia