GERMANY

GROUP
ALF.GARCIA MARTINEZ DAVID
ALF.GOMEZ OBANDO HERNAN
ALF.GUEVARA ACEVEDO HENRY
ALF. CUCHIVAQUE TOBON FABER
 BARBAROSSA OPERATION

It was a military conflict between the Red Army of the

Soviet Union and Nazi Germany for control of the
Soviet city of Stalingrad, now Volgograd, between
August 23, 1942 and February 2, 1943. The battle
took place in the during the German invasion of the
Soviet Union in the development of the Second
World War.
 MARITA OPERATION

Is the invasion of the Kingdom of Greece by the Axis

forces during World War II allies face (Greece and
the Commonwealth). Greece's battle began on
October 28, 1940 with the invasion of Greece by
Italy fascista1 and ended with the fall of Kalamata in
the Peloponnese, on April 28, 1941. With the Battle
of Crete and some other naval actions, the Battle of
Greece is part of the Aegean theater of the Balkans
Campaign.
 BATTLE ORDER

• The 11th Army was part of Army Group South

when the invasion of the Soviet Union in
Operation Barbarossa, in July 1941, and was
under the command of General Eugen Ritter von
Schobert. In September 1941, Erich von
Manstein was appointed as the new commander
of 11th Army, ¿, was commissioned to 11th Army
invasion of Crimea and the persecution of Red
Army troops on the flank of Army Group South.
 PARTICIPATION OF GERMANY IN ISAF
This country participe with 4,400
soldiers The Bundeswehr is currently the
third-largest troop contributor to ISAF.
Germany leads Regional Command North
based in Mazar-i-Sharif. The task of the
German forces is to assist the Afghan
government with security and reconstruction
in the four northern provinces of
Kunduz, Takhar, Baghlan and Badakhshan
 PARTICIPATION OF GERMANY IN ISAF

TROOPS PER
Despelgado %
COUNTRY TROOPS ONE MILLION
desde TROOPS POPULATION
EE.UU 74.400 24/07/2003 69,8% 285,0 %
U.K 9.500 24/07/2003 7,4% 151,3 %
GERMANY 4.645 24/07/2003 3,8% 59,8 %
GERMANY WEAPONS

Panzerfaust 3

Barrett M82

Machine gun MG4.

GERMANY WEAPONS

Fusil G36 con lanzagranadas AG36.

Subfusil MP7A1
 GERMAN COMMANDERS OF ISAF

Lieutenant general Norbert Van Heyst February 2, 2011

The central headquarters includes the

NRDC multinational mission, first seat of
Germany / Netherlands Corps (1GNC),
including staff from the UK, Italy, Turkey
and Norway, among others.

Lieutenant general Goetz Glimeroth August 11th 2011

Had as deputy Major General Andrew

Leslie of the Flag of Canada Canadian
Forces. It was the first mission ISAF under
NATO command
 NATO MEMBER
MEMBERS POLITICAL
Manfred Wörner - Alemania – 1988 to 1994
It was the defense minister of West Germany between
1982 and 1988. In 1988 and 1994 he was Secretary
General of NATO, to be so when the Cold War ended
when Germany was reunified.
MEMBERS MILITARY
Wolfgang Schneiderhan – alemania – 1 july of the
2002

Military aleman commander fo the OTAN