Order of Battle
- Division staff
- Motorcycle Company
- Military Police Troop (mot)
- 10 Fallschirmjäger Regiment
- Regimental Staff
- Signals Platoon
- Bicycle Reconnaissance Company
- 3 x Battalions (mot)
- Battalion Staff
- Signals Platoon
- 3 x Companies
- Heavy Company
- Mortar Company (mot)
- Panzerjäger Kompanie (mot)
- Pionier Kompanie (mot)
- 11 Fallschirmjäger Regiment
- As 10 Fallschirmjager Regiment
- 12 Fallschirmjäger Regiment
- As 10 Fallschirmjager Regiment
- 4 Fallschirmjäger Mortar Battalion
- Battalion Staff
- Staff Company (mot)
- 3 x Companies
- 4 Fallschirmjäger Panzerjäger Battalion
- Battalion Staff
- Signals Platoon
- 3 x Companies (mot)
- 4 Fallschirmjäger Artillerie Regiment
- Regiment Staff
- 3 x Battalions
- Battalion Staff
- Staff Battery (mot)
- 3 x Batteries
- 3 x Battalions
- Regiment Staff
- 4 Fallschirmjäger Flak Battalion
- Battalion Staff
- Heavy Supply Column
- 3 x Batteries (mot)
- 2 x Batteries (self propelled)
- 4 Fallschirmjäger Pionier Battalion
- Battalion Staff
- Signals Platoon (mot)
- 4 x Pioneer Companies
- 4 Fallschirmjäger Signals Battalion
- Signals Company (mot)
- Radio Company (mot)
- Supply Column (mot)
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