Wieland, Günther, born 15-10-1895 in Gross Rosen, Silesia,
entered the Army as a Fahnenjunker, in the 154th Infantry Regiment, age 18, on 01-11-1914. He participated in World War I as a Company leader and was detached to Army Flight Park for a pilot training, on 23-11-1916. He ended the war as a Observer with the Flying Battalion A. Wieland retired on 30-09-27 and reactivated in the growing Luftwaffe
of Hermann Goering (did you know), on 01-05-1934. With the outbreak of World War II he was adviser and Group Director of Luftwaffe Personnel Office RLM
until 31-05-1940. Wieland was Chief of Operations in the Staff of the Commander of Luftwaffe of Army Group B, until 28-02-1941. Appointed as Commander of the Luftwaffe with the 6th Army
, under Commander Friedrich Paulus







Death and burial ground of Wieland, Günther.







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