Structure
1st Raider/Paratrooper Brigade in Rendina, Macedonia
- 480th Signal Battalion (480ο ΤΔΒ - 480 Tagma Diavivaseon)
- 1st Raider Regiment (1ο ΣΚ - 1 Syntagma Katadromon)
- Beta Raider Squadron (Β΄ ΜΚ - Beta Mira Katadromon)
- Delta Raider Squadron (Δ΄ ΜΚ - Delta Mira Katadromon)
- Epsilon Raider Squadron (Ε΄ ΜΚ - Epsilon Mira Katadromon)
- 14th Signal Company (14 ΛΔΒ - 14 Lochos Diavivaseon)
- 2nd Paratrooper Regiment (2ο ΣΑΛ - 2 Syntagma Alexiptotiston)
- 1st Paratrooper Squadron (1η ΜΑΛ - 1 Mira Alexiptotiston)
- 2nd Paratrooper Squadron (2η ΜΑΛ - 2 Mira Alexiptotiston)
- 18th Signal Company (18 ΛΔΒ - 18 Lochos Diavivaseon)
- 13th Special Operations Command "Sacred Company" (13η ΔΕΕ Ιερός Λόχος - 13 Dioikisi Eidikon Epiheiriseon "Ieros Lochos")
- Alpha Amphibious Raider Squadron (Α΄ ΜΑΚ - Alpha Mira Amfivion Katadromon)
- Gamma Amphibious Raider Squadron (Γ΄ ΜΑΚ - Gamma Mira Amfivion Katadromon)
- 13th Signal Company (13ος ΛΔΒ - 13 Lochos Diavivaseon)
- Special Paratrooper Unit (ETA - Eidiko Tmima Alexiptotiston)
- Zeta Amphibious Raider Squadron (Ζ΄ ΜΑΚ - Zeta Mira Amfivion Katadromon)
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