Ranks
- Truppführer/Gruppenführer/Geschützführer/Werferführer - squad leader/group leader/cannon leader/projector leader,
- Zugführer - platoon leader
- Stellvertreter des Kommandeurs des selbständigen Zuges - deputy leader of the independent platoon
- Kommandeur des selbständigen Zuges -leader of the independent platoon
- Stellvertreter des Hundertschaftskommandanten, Stellvertreter des Batteriekommandanten - deputy of a company commander, deputy leader of an artillery battery
- Hundertschaftskommandeur, Batteriekommandeur - company commander, (artillery) battery commander
- Gehilfe des Stellvertreters des Bataillonskommandeurs, Propagandist, Fahrlehrer - adjutant of the deputy battailon leader, propagandist, driving instructor
- Stellvertreter des Stabschefs, Bataillonsarzt - deputy chief of staff, battalion's physician
- Stellvertreter des Bataillonskommandeurs, Parteisekretär - deputy battalion commander, party secretary
- Bataillonskommandeur - battalion commander
- Innendienstleiter - duty officer
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