The German Reichswehr was limited to a standing army of 100,000 men, and a navy of 15,000.
The establishment of a general staff was prohibited.
Heavy weapons such as artillery above the calibre of 105 mm (for naval guns, above 205 mm), armoured vehicles, submarines and capital ships were forbidden, as were aircraft of any kind.
Compliance with these restrictions was monitored until 1927 by the Military Inter-Allied Commission of Control.
The establishment of a general staff was prohibited.
Heavy weapons such as artillery above the calibre of 105 mm (for naval guns, above 205 mm), armoured vehicles, submarines and capital ships were forbidden, as were aircraft of any kind.
Compliance with these restrictions was monitored until 1927 by the Military Inter-Allied Commission of Control.
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