A Heeresfeldbahnlokomotive is the German term for a special wartime locomotive (Kriegslokomotive) for employment on military field railways (Heeresfeldbahnen), railways usually designed to transport military supplies to the front line.
Classes
Germany
Steam locomotives World War I
Zwilling
Brigadelokomotive
Steam locomotives World War II
(KDL = Kriegsdampflokomotive) HF 70 C (KDL 12) HF 110 C HF 160 D (KDL 11) HF 210 E
Diesel locomotives World War II
(KML = Kriegsmotorlokomotive) HF 200 D HF 130 C (KML 3) HF 50 B (KML 4) HF 40 B (Industrie class Deutz OMZ 122 F for bridging the gap whilst the HF 50 B was being designed)
Preserved
German Heeresfeldbahnlokomotiven preserved in Germany after the Second World War:
in Germany
Steam locomotives
HF 70 C (KDL 12) HF 110 C (JLKB Nos. 1, 4 and 5): Nicki + Frank S. (Slg. Seidensticker) HF 160 D (KDL 11) HF 210 E: Aquarius C (Slg. Seidensticker)
Diesel locomotives
HF 200 D: none
HF 130 C (KML 3) HF 50 B (KML 4)
in Austria
Many Heeresfeldbahnlokomotiven were left in Austria after the war; as a result many of these locomotives were used by Austrian railway companies.
Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB)
Steam locomotives
ÖBB Class 798 (HF 110 C) ÖBB Class 699, 699.1 (HF 160 D)
Diesel locomotives
ÖBB Class 2092 (HF 130 C)
Salzkammergut-Lokalbahn (SKGLB)
Steam locomotives
SKGLB 19 (HF 160 D) SKGLB 22 (HF 210 E) SKGLB 32 (HF 110 C) SKGLB 33 (HF 110 C)
Diesel locomotives
SKGLB D 40 (HF 200 D)
in Poland
Diesel locomotives
Lx 164 (HF 200 D, Sochaczew narrow gauge museum)
in Namibia
Steam locomotives
Swakopmund-Windhuk Staatsbahn Zwillinge, Number 154A (154B is lost) on a plinth under a shelter outside Windhoek Station.