Organization
May 1943
- 2nd Parachute Division
- 2nd Parachute Rifle Regiment
- 6th Parachute Rifle Regiment
- 7th Parachute Rifle Regiment
- 2nd Parachute Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Parachute Anti-Tank Battalion
- 2nd Parachute Engineer Battalion
- 2nd Parachute Signals Battalion
- 2nd Parachute Medical Battalion
May 1944
- 2nd Parachute Division
- 2nd Parachute Rifle Regiment
- 6th Parachute Rifle Regiment (This was detached from parent unit and attached to different formations on several occasions)
- 7th Parachute Rifle Regiment
- 2nd Parachute Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Parachute Anti-Tank Battalion
- 2nd Parachute Machine-gun Battalion
- 2nd Parachute Grenade Launcher Battalion
- 2nd Parachute Anti-Aircraft Battalion
- 2nd Parachute Engineer Battalion
- 2nd Parachute Signals Battalion
- 2nd Parachute Medical Battalion
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