Histories of two hundred and fifty-one divisions of the German army which participated in the war (1914-1918)
compiled by the of the US Army Expeditionary Forces, General Staff,G-2. Dated 1920.
If you want to know the composition of ANY German divisions, this is the book to read. From the Alpine Corps,Bavarian Cavalry Division,Jaeger Division, Guards Divisions, Numbered divisions, starting with No.1 to No.302.
<<The following pages contain the record of the organization and service of the 251 divisions of the German Army during the years 1914, 1915,1916, 19177 and 1918, or during as many of these years as they existed- for a number of them were created after the war started.>>

http://www.archive.org/details/historiesoftwohu00unit

From the American Libraries Internat Archive files.

Joe
05/09/09;
I have decided to add this link in the hope that it will bring some added informations to the the above one.
Notes on the German army in the war. Translated at the Army war college, from a French official document of April, 1917
http://www.archive.org/details/notesongermanarm00franrich

Nice find ... that will be useful!

Thanks Richard...........you were supposed to take it easy...
Joe

You have to keep up with the GWF and the CEFSG every day or you will soon find you are too far behind catch up! Had just returned from a hard days work doing volunteer clean-up after the Tornado hit Milton on Thursday evening. What a mess! On days like this, everyone loves the guy with a pick-up truck and chain saw. Some areas looked a bit like the fields around Passchendaele, except there was not as much mud. The tree "sticks" were very similar and it looked like they had been hit by shrapnel.

Makes one appreciative of what it must have been like to have gone through that day-after-day for months in the trenches.

Richard