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Your title has two question marks at the end.
That's why it's not getting highlighted on your question and anybody tries to answer it. It's kinda not the right thing to do, but some people are just not aware of it.
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Ranks and insignia of the 1st Heavy Tank Battalion
The 1st Heavy Tank Battalion was a heavy tank unit of the Wehrmacht during World War II.
Pre-war
At the time of its formation in 1939, the battalion was part of the 26th Panzer Division. The headquarters was at Wilheimscheshöh, Brandenburg. The battalion was equipped with two Tiger tanks.
During World War II
The battalion moved to the Russian front in September 1942.
Commanding officers
20 January 1940 - 29 May 1941
Hans Hohner
October 1941 - October 1943
Kurt Neumann
October 1943 - December 1943
Hans Hohner
References
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