This page lists the units for each of the German divisions that was in Italy after July 1944.  The table lists the Infantry Regiments and Field Artillery Battalions and the Engineer Combat Battalion associated with each division.  This table is for quick reference for identifying units mentioned in books.  Since the units were constantly being moved to counter the Allied advance, there is no way to accurately represent even the organization of a division.  Also, as some divisions were disbanded, their units were absorbed into other divisions.  The name, organization and size of each element may vary according to the type of unit, whether infantry, panzer grenadier or parachute.

How to use the Table Scan down to a specific Division and read across the table for its individual elements under each column heading.  If no number is under that column, then that type of unit did not exist in that division.  Thus, the Table shows that some divisions contained three Regiments but others only two.  The name of the element would also depend on the type of division, so a Luftwaffe Division would consist of Luftwaffe Regiments.   Table does not include Italian units. Example:  3rd Panzer Grenadier Division consisted of 103rd Panzer Battalion(assault guns), 103rd Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion,  8th and 29th Panzer Regiments, 3rd Panzer Artillery Regiment (2 motorized battalions, 1 self-propelled battalion), 3rd Panzer Anti-Tank Battalion, 3rd Panzer Engineer Btn, 3rd Panzer Signal Btn, 3rd Panzer Replacement Battalion and 312th Panzer AA Battalion (motorized).