Panzer Divisions
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During World War II, Germany had mixed and combined many divisions according to the circumstances. At the beginning of the war, these are amount of tanks possessed by the Germans from the start of Operation Barbarossa - June 22, 1941:
(Numbers are only of Active Tanks)
1st Pnz Div: 145
3rd Pnz Div: 215
4th Pnz Div: 166
6th Pnz Div: 245
7th Pnz Div: 265
8th Pnz Div: 212
9th Pnz Div: 143
10th Pnz Div: 128
11th Pnz Div: 143
12th Pnz Div: 293
13th Pnz Div: 149
14th Pnz Div: 147
16th Pnz Div: 146
17th Pnz Div: 202
18th Pnz Div: 218
19th Pnz Div: 228
20th Pnz Div: 229
(Sources:http://www.achtungpanzer.com/battles.htm)
The type of Panzers in each division is unknown because divisions merged under stressful circumstances.
Also, all commanders of these divisions is unknown, due to dis-organization in the army.
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