Scheel, Commanding: 8. Panzer-Brigade (Panzer-Regiment 15, 31), Schützen-Regiment 13 (mot.), 14 (mot.), Artillerie-Regiment 116 (mot.). 8. Infanterie-Division - Generalleutnant Rudolf Koch-Erpach, Commanding: Infanterie-Regiment 28, 38, 84, Artillerie-Regiment 8. 28. Infanterie-Division - Generalleutnant Hans von Obstfelder. Consisted of the 7th, 49th, and 83rd Infantry Regiments. 239th Infantry Division - Commanded by General Ferdinand Neuling, Commanding: Infanterie-Regiment 7, 49, 83, Artillerie-Regiment 28. SS-Standart (mot.) "Germania" - SS-Standartenführer Karl-Maria Demelhuber, Commanding. XVII. Armeekorps - Commanded by General der Infanterie Werner Kienitz. 7. Infanterie-Division - Generalmajor Eugen Ott, Commanding: Infanterie-Regiment 19, 61, 62, Artillerie-Regiment 7. 44. Infanterie-Division - Generalleutnant Albrecht Schubert, Commanding: Infanterie-Regiment 131, 132, 134, Artillerie-Regiment 96. 45. Infanterie-Division - Generalleutnant Friedrich Materna, Commanding: Infanterie-Regiment 130, 133, 135, Artillerie-Regiment 98. XVIII. Armeekorps - Commanded by General der Infanterie Eugen Beyer. 2. Panzer-Division - Generalleutnant Rudolf Veiel, Commanding: 2. Panzer-Brigade (Panzer-Regiment 3, 4), 2. Schützen-Brigade (Schützen-Regiment 2), Artillerie-Regiment 74 (mot.). 4. leichte Division - Generalmajor Dr.iur. Alfred Ritter von Hubicki, Commanding: Panzer-Abteilung 33, Kavallerie-Schützen-Regiment 10, 11, Artillerie-Regiment 102 (mot.). 3. Gebirgs-Division - Generalmajor Eduard Dietl, Commanding: Gebirgs-Jäger-Regiment 138, 139, Gebirgs-Artillery-Regiment 112. Slovak Army Bernolak See Slovak invasion of Poland Polní armáda "Bernolák" (Field Army Bernolak) - Commanded by Generál 1. třídy Ferdinand Čatloš. 1. Divise "Jánošík" - Generál 2. třídy Antonin Pulanich, Commanding: Pěší pluk 1, 4, 6, Dělostřelecký pluk 1. 2. Divise "Škultéty" - Podplukovník Ján Imro, (09.05.1939 Generál 2. třídy Alexandr Čunderlik), Commanding: Pěší pluk 3, Dělostřelecký pluk 2 (Division was in Reserve). 3. Divise "Rázus" - Plukovník Augustín Malár, Commanding: Pěší pluk 2, 21, Dělostřelecký pluk 3, 4. Pěší pluk 5 Undergoing Organization and Training Infanterie-Regiment Großdeutschland - Oberstleutnant Hunold von Stockhausen, commanding. Heeresgruppe C Heeresgruppe C was commanded by Char. Generaloberst z.V. Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb. Its only duty was to protect the western border of Germany from any French attacks until stronger units could be sent back from the east. It was accomplished by deception. The units were generally under strength, most of the infantry unit were missing their heavy weapons platoons, and some entire battalions. There was almost no mobility, except for horses and bicycles. Some of the units were headquarters only to give the impression of a larger presence. Army Group Reserve Troops Directly subordinated to Heeresgruppe C were: 76. Infanterie-Division - Generalmajor Maximilian de Angelis, Commanding 251. Infanterie-Division - Generalleutnant Hans Kratzert, Commanding 253. Infanterie-Division - Generalleutnant z.V. Friedrich "Fritz" Kühne, Commanding 254. Infanterie-Division - Char.