If the logistical supply and weaponry provision of the First Division could be considered luxurious, then the mixed and reorganized Guard Division would be even more extravagant.
The Guard Division was comprised of the Guard Infantry Group, Guard Cavalry Group, and Guard Artillery Group, with a total of over 8,000 personnel.
Although their numbers were only half of the First Defense Division, their firepower and weaponry were even more luxurious.
Like the First Defense Division, the Guard Infantry Group also had more than 3,000 personnel, only having more heavy machine gun platoons and naturally more heavy machine guns available.
Although there was only one Guard Infantry Regiment, they had already equipped with thirteen heavy machine guns, which was half of a typical German Regular Division.
The Cavalry Corps not only had three horses for each soldier to exchange, but they were also equipped with long guns, short guns, and long knives for their weaponry.
