9th Reserve Division. 6th Bavarian Reserve Division. Marine Division. 38th _Landwehr_ Brigade. 37th _Landwehr_ Brigade. 2nd _Ersatz_ Brigade. Guard Cavalry Division. ORDER OF BATTLE OF THE ARMY GROUP FABECK from 27th Oct. 1914 to 20th Nov. 1914. _Commander_ General of Infantry von Fabeck, Commanding XIII (Würtemburg) Corps. _Chief of Staff_ Lieut.-Colonel von Lossberg. XV Corps (General von Deimling). 30th Infantry Division. 39th Infantry Division. (This Corps left the Army Group Fabeck on the 8th Nov. 1914.) II Bavarian Corps (General of Infantry von Martini, relieved on the 5th Nov. 1914 by General of Cavalry von Stetten). 3rd Bavarian Infantry Division. 4th Bavarian Infantry Division. 26th (Würtemburg) (Lieut.-General William, Duke of Urach). Infantry Division Group GEROK was also temporarily in the Army Group FABECK. ORDER OF BATTLE OF THE GROUP GEROK _Commander_ General of Infantry von Gerok, Commanding Reserve Corps. 1st Cavalry Corps (Lieut.-General von Richthofen). 2 Cavalry Divisions.[119] 2nd Cavalry Corps (General of Cavalry von der Marwitz). 2 Cavalry Divisions.[120] 6th Bavarian Reserve Division. 3rd Infantry Division. 25th Reserve Division. 11th _Landwehr_ Brigade. 2nd Cavalry Division. Bavarian Cavalry Division. ORDER OF BATTLE OF THE ARMY GROUP LINSINGEN from 8th Nov. 1914 to 18th Nov. 1914. _Commander_ General of Infantry von Linsingen, Commanding II Corps. _Chief of Staff_ Colonel von Hammerstein-Gesmold. XV Corps (General of Infantry von Deimling). 30th Infantry Division. 39th Infantry Division. also from 16th Nov., Hofmann's Composite Division. Plettenberg's Corps (General of Infantry von Plettenberg, Commanding Guard Corps). 4th Infantry Division. Winckler's Composite Guard Division. FOOTNOTES: [1] _See p. 115._ [2] _Fourth Army Cavalry._ _I._ _Cavalry Corps_ _Guard and 4th Cavalry Divisions, p. 64._ _II._ " _3rd and 7th Cavalry Divisions, p. 90._ _IV._ " _3 Cavalry Divisions, p. 25._ _2nd Cavalry Division, p. 92._ _Bavarian Cavalry Division, p. 92._ _Total, 9 Cavalry Divisions._ _The Army Cavalry of the Sixth Army is stated on p. 56 to have been eight divisions, among which, according to p. 57, were the 3rd, 7th and Bavarian Cavalry Divisions, included above in the Army Cavalry of the Fourth Army._