1st Parachute Division (Germany) - Organization

Organization

September 1939

  • 7th Air Division
    • 1st Parachute Rifle Regiment
      • 3 Battalions
    • 2nd Parachute Rifle Regiment
      • 2 battalions

May 1941

  • 7th Air Division
    • 1st Parachute Rifle Regiment
    • 2nd Parachute Rifle Regiment
    • 3rd Parachute Rifle Regiment
    • 7th Artillery Battalion
    • 7th Anti-tank Battalion
    • 7th Flak Battalion
    • Machine-gun Battalion
    • Pioneer Battalion
    • Other divisional units

April 1943

  • 1st Parachute Division
    • 1st Parachute Rifle Regiment
    • 3rd Parachute Rifle Regiment
    • 4th Parachute Rifle Regiment
    • 1st Parachute Artillery Regiment
      • 2 battalions
    • 1st Parachute Anti-Tank Battalion
    • 1st Parachute Engineer Battalion
    • 1st Parachute Machine-gun Battalion
    • Other divisional units

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