Order of Battle
- Regimental HQ Company
- I.Battalion
- HQ Company
- 1st Company
- 2nd Company
- 3rd Company
- 4th Company
- Anti tank Company (150mm)
- II.Battalion
- HQ Company
- 5th Company
- 6th Company
- 7th Company
- 8th Company
- Anti tank Company (75mm)
- III.Battalion
- HQ Company
- 9th Company
- 10th Company
- 11th Company
- 12th Company
- Anti tank Company (75mm)
- IV.Battalion
- HQ Company
- 13th Company
- 14th Company
- 15th Company
- Mortar Company (120mm)
- Lehr Company
- Signals Platoon
- Regimental Artillery
- 1st Battery (88mm Flak)
- 2nd Battery (88mm Flak)
- 3rd Battery (75mm guns)
- 4th Battery (75mm guns)
- 5th Battery (75mm guns)
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