Order of Battle
- SS-Waffen-Grenadierregiment 57 (französisches Nr. 1)
- I. Bataillon
- II. Bataillon
- SS-Sturm-Bataillon 58
- SS-Waffen-Grenadierregiment 58 (französisches Nr. 2)
- I. Bataillon
- II. Bataillon
- SS-Artillerieabteilung 33 (Artillery Battalion)
- SS-Panzerjäger-Bataillon 33
- SS-Pionier-Kompanie 33 (Engineer Company)
- SS-Nachrichten-Kompanie 33 (Signals Company)
- SS-Feldersatz-Kompanie 33 (Field Hospital Company)
- SS-Nachschub-Bataillon 33 (Logistics Battalion)
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