This is a list of Imperial German artillery regiments before and during World War I. In peacetime, the Imperial German Army included 100 regiments of Field artillery (plus the Lehr instruction unit) and 24 regiments of Foot artillery (plus another Lehr instruction unit) who operated the heavier pieces. Some of these regiments had a history stretching back to the 17th Century, while others were only formed as late as October 1912.[1]
| Regiment | Raised[2] | Garrison | Corps | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Guards Field Artillery[3] | Berlin | Guards Corps | ||
| 2nd Guards Field Artillery | Potsdam | Guards Corps | ||
| 3rd Guards Field Artillery | Berlin, Beeskow | Guards Corps | ||
| 4th Guards Field Artillery | Potsdam | Guards Corps | ||
| 1st (1st Lithuanian) Field Artillery "Prince August of Prussia" | Gumbinnen, Insterburg | I Army Corps | ||
| 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Field Artillery | Kolberg, Belgard | II Army Corps | ||
| 3rd (1st Brandenburg) Field Artillery "General-Feldzeugmeister" | Brandenburg | III Army Corps | ||
| 4th (Magdeburg) Field Artillery "Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria" | Magdeburg | IV Army Corps | ||
| 5th (1st Lower Silesian) Field Artillery "von Podbielski" | Sprottau, Sagan | V Army Corps | ||
| 6th (1st Silesian) Field Artillery "von Peucker" | Breslau | VI Army Corps | ||
| 7th (1st Westphalian) Field Artillery | Wesel, Düsseldorf | VII Army Corps | ||
| 8th (1st Rhenish) Field Artillery "von Holtzendorff" | Saarbrücken, Saarlouis | XXI Army Corps | ||
| 9th (Schleswig) Field Artillery "General Field Marshal Graf Waldersee" | Itzehoe | IX Army Corps | ||
| 10th (1st Hannover) Field Artillery "von Scharnhorst" | Hannover | X Army Corps | ||
| 11th (1st Kurhessian) Field Artillery | Kassel, Fritzlar | XI Army Corps | ||
| 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Field Artillery | Dresden, Königsbrück | XII Army Corps | ||
| 13th (1st Württemberg) Field Artillery "King Charles" | Ulm, Cannstatt | XIII Army Corps | ||
| 14th (1st Baden) Field Artillery "Grand Duke" | Karlsruhe | XIV Army Corps | ||
| 15th (1st Upper Alsatian) Field Artillery | Saarburg, Mörchingen | XXI Army Corps | ||
| 16th (1st East Prussian) Field Artillery | Königsberg | I Army Corps | ||
| 17th (2nd Pomeranian) Field Artillery | Bromberg | II Army Corps | ||
| 18th (2nd Brandenburg) Field Artillery "General-Feldzeugmeister" | Frankfurt/Oder | III Army Corps | ||
| 19th (1st Thuringian) Field Artillery | Erfurt | XI Army Corps | ||
| 20th (1st Posen) Field Artillery | Posen | V Army Corps | ||
| 21st (1st Upper Silesian) Field Artillery "von Clausewitz" | Neiße, Grottkau | VI Army Corps | ||
| 22nd (2nd Westphalian) Field Artillery | Münster | VII Army Corps | ||
| 23rd (2nd Rhenish) Field Artillery | Koblenz | VIII Army Corps | ||
| 24th (Holstein) Field Artillery | Güstrow, Neustrelitz | IX Army Corps | ||
| 25th (1st Grand Ducal Hessian) Field Artillery | Darmstadt | XVIII Army Corps | ||
| 26th (2nd Hannover) Field Artillery | Verden | X Army Corps | ||
| 27th (1st Nassau) Field Artillery "Oranien" | Mainz, Wiesbaden | XVIII Army Corps | ||
| 28th (2nd Royal Saxon) Field Artillery | Pirna | XII Army Corps | ||
| 29th (2nd Württemberg) Field Artillery "Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria" | Ludwigsburg | XIII Army Corps | ||
| 30th (2nd Baden) Field Artillery | Rastatt | XIV Army Corps | ||
| 31st (1st Lower Alsatian) Field Artillery | Hagenau | XXI Army Corps | ||
| 32nd (3rd Royal Saxon) Field Artillery | Riesa | XIX Army Corps | ||
| 33rd (1st Lotharingian) Field Artillery | Metz | XVI Army Corps | ||
| 34th (2nd Lotharingian) Field Artillery | Metz | XVI Army Corps | ||
| 35th (1st West Prussian) Field Artillery | Deutsch-Eylau | XX Army Corps | ||
| 36th (2nd West Prussian) Field Artillery | Danzig | XVII Army Corps | ||
| 37th (2nd Lithuanian) Field Artillery | Insterburg | I Army Corps | ||
| 38th (Vorpommersches) Field Artillery | Stettin | II Army Corps | ||
| 39th (Kurmark) Field Artillery | Perleberg | III Army Corps | ||
| 40th (Altmark) Field Artillery | Burg | IV Army Corps | ||
| 41st (2nd Lower Silesian) Field Artillery | Glogau | V Army Corps | ||
| 42nd (2nd Silesian) Field Artillery | Schweidnitz | VI Army Corps | ||
| 43rd (Cleve) Field Artillery | Wesel | VII Army Corps | ||
| 44th (Trier) Field Artillery | Trier | VIII Army Corps | ||
| 45th (Lauenburg) Field Artillery | Altona, Rendsburg | IX Army Corps | ||
| 46th (Lower Saxony) Field Artillery | Wolfenbüttel, Celle | X Army Corps | ||
| 47th (2nd Kurhessian) Field Artillery | Fulda | XI Army Corps | ||
| 48th (4th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery | Dresden | XII Army Corps | ||
| 49th (3rd Württemberg) Field Artillery | Ulm | XIII Army Corps | ||
| 50th (3rd Baden) Field Artillery | Karlsruhe | XIV Army Corps | ||
| 51st (2nd Upper Alsatian) Field Artillery | Straßburg | XV Army Corps | ||
| 52nd (2nd East Prussian) Field Artillery | Königsberg | I Army Corps | ||
| 53rd (Hinterpommersches) Field Artillery | Bromberg, Hohensalza | II Army Corps | ||
| 54th (Neumark) Field Artillery | Küstrin, Landsberg an der Warthe | III Army Corps | ||
| 55th (2nd Thuringian) Field Artillery | Naumburg an der Saale | XI Army Corps | ||
| 56th (2nd Posen) Field Artillery | Lissa | V Army Corps | ||
| 57th (2nd Upper Silesian) Field Artillery | Neustadt/Oberschlesien, Gleiwitz | VI Army Corps | ||
| 58th (Minden) Field Artillery | Minden | VII Army Corps | ||
| 59th (Berg) Field Artillery | Köln | VIII Army Corps | ||
| 60th (Grand Ducal Mecklenburgian) Field Artillery | Schwerin | IX Army Corps | ||
| 61st (2nd Grand Ducal Hessian) Field Artillery | Darmstadt, Babenhausen | XVIII Army Corps | ||
| 62nd (East Frisisan) Field Artillery | Oldenburg, Osnabrück | X Army Corps | ||
| 63rd (2nd Nassau) Field Artillery | Frankfurt/Main, Mainz | XVIII Army Corps | ||
| 64th (5th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery | Pirna | XII Army Corps | ||
| 65th (4th Württemberg) Field Artillery | Ludwigsburg | XIII Army Corps | ||
| 66th (4th Baden) Field Artillery | Lahr, Neubreisach | XV Army Corps | ||
| 67th (2nd Lower Alsatian) Field Artillery | Hagenau, Bischweiler | XXI Army Corps | ||
| 68th (6th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery | Riesa | XIX Army Corps | ||
| 69th (3rd Lotharingian) Field Artillery | St. Avold | XVI Army Corps | ||
| 70th (4th Lotharingian) Field Artillery | Metz, Saarlouis | XVI Army Corps | ||
| 71st Field Artillery "Grand Komtur" | Graudenz | XVII Army Corps | ||
| 72nd Field Artillery "Grand Master" | Marienwerder, Preußisch Stargard | XVII Army Corps | ||
| 73rd (1st Masurian) Field Artillery | Allenstein | XX Army Corps | ||
| 74th (Torgau) Field Artillery | Torgau, Wittenberg | IV Army Corps | ||
| 75th (Mansfeld) Field Artillery | Halle/Saale | IV Army Corps | ||
| 76th (5th Baden) Field Artillery | Freiburg im Breisgau | XIV Army Corps | ||
| 77th (7th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery | Leipzig | XIX Army Corps | ||
| 78th (8th Royal Saxon) Field Artillery | Wurzen | XIX Army Corps | ||
| 79th (3rd East Prussian) Field Artillery | Osterode | XX Army Corps | ||
| 80th (3rd Upper Alsatian) Field Artillery | Colmar, Neubreisach | XV Army Corps | ||
| 81st (Thorn) Field Artillery | Thorn | XVII Army Corps | ||
| 82nd (2nd Masurian) Field Artillery | Rastenburg, Lötzen | XX Army Corps | ||
| 83rd (3rd Rhenish) Field Artillery | Bonn, Düren | VIII Army Corps | ||
| 84th (Straßburg) Field Artillery | Straßburg | XV Army Corps | ||
| 1st Royal Bavarian Field Artillery "Prince Regent Luitpold" | Munich | I Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 2nd Royal Bavarian Field Artillery "Horn" | Würzburg | II Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 3rd Royal Bavarian Field Artillery "Price Leopold" | Amberg | III Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 4th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery "King" | Augsburg | I Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 5th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery "King Alfons XIII of Spain" | Landau | II Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 6th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery "Price Ferdinand of Bourlon, Duke of Calabria" | Fürth | III Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 7th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery "Prince Regent Luitpold" | Munich | I Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 8th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery "Prince Heinrich of Prussia" | Nuremberg | III Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 9th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery | Freising | I Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 10th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery | Erlangen | style=white-space:nowrap | III Royal Bavarian Corps | |
| 11th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery | Würzburg | II Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 12th Royal Bavarian Field Artillery | Landau | II Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| Lehr Field Artillery | Jüterbog | Guards Corps |
| Regiment | Raised | Garrison | Corps | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guards Foot Artillery | Spandau | Guards Corps | ||
| 1st (East Prussian) Foot Artillery "von Linger" | Königsberg, Lötzen | I Army Corps | ||
| 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Foot Artillery "von Hindersin" | Swinemünde, Emden | II Army Corps | ||
| 3rd (Brandenburg) Foot Artillery "General-Feldzeugmeister" | Mainz | XVIII Army Corps | ||
| 4th (Magdeburg) Foot Artillery "Encke" | Magdeburg | IV Army Corps | ||
| 5th (Lower Silesian) Foot Artillery | Posen | V Army Corps | ||
| 6th (Silesian) Foot Artillery "von Dieskau" | Neiße, Glogau | VI Army Corps | ||
| 7th (Westphalian) Foot Artillery | Köln | VII Army Corps | ||
| 8th (Rhenish) Foot Artillery | Metz | XVI Army Corps | ||
| 9th (Schleswig-Holstein) Foot Artillery | Ehrenbreitstein | VIII Army Corps | ||
| 10th (Lower Saxony) Foot Artillery | Straßburg | XV Army Corps | ||
| 11th (1st West Prussian) Foot Artillery | Thorn | XVII Army Corps | ||
| 12th (1st Royal Saxon) Foot Artillery | Metz | XVI Army Corps | ||
| 13th (Hohenzollern) Foot Artillery | Ulm, Breisach | XV Army Corps | ||
| 14th (Baden) Foot Artillery | Straßburg | XV Army Corps | ||
| 15th (2nd Pomeranian) Foot Artillery | Bromberg, Graudenz | II Army Corps | ||
| 16th (Lotharingian) Foot Artillery | Metz, Diedenhofen | XVI Army Corps | ||
| 17th (2nd West Prussian) Foot Artillery | Danzig, Pillau | XVII Army Corps | ||
| 18th (Thuringian) Foot Artillery | Niederzwehren bei Kassel | XI Army Corps | ||
| 19th (2nd Royal Saxon) Foot Artillery | Dresden | XII Army Corps | ||
| 20th (Lauenburg) Foot Artillery | Altona, Lockstedt (temp.) | IX Army Corps | ||
| 1st Royal Bavarian Foot Artillery "vakant Bothmer" | Munich, Neu-Ulm | I Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 2nd Royal Bavarian Foot Artillery | Metz | II Royal Bavarian Corps | ||
| 3rd Royal Bavarian Foot Artillery | Ingolstadt | style=white-space:nowrap | III Royal Bavarian Corps | |
| Lehr Foot Artillery | Jüterbog | Guards Corps |