Fourth Army
4th Army was commanded by Generaloberst Albrecht, Duke of Württemberg.
- VI Corps (General der Infanterie Kurt von Pritzelwitz)
- 11th Infantry Division
- 12th Infantry Division
- VIII Corps (Generalleutnant Erich Tülff von Tschepe und Weidenbach)
- 15th Infantry Division
- 16th Infantry Division
- XVIII Corps (General der Infanterie Dedo von Schenck)
- 21st Infantry Division
- 25th Infantry Division
- VIII Reserve Corps (General der Infanterie Wilhelm Freiherr von Egloffstein)
- 15th Reserve Division
- 16th Reserve Division
- XVIII Reserve Corps (Generalleutnant Kuno von Steuben)
- 21st Reserve Division
- 25th Reserve Division
- 49th Mixed Landwehr Brigade
- 2 Mortar Battalions
- Pionier Regiment
Read more about this topic: German Army Order Of Battle (1914), Western Front
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