Structure
- 3rd regiment of Algerian Tirailleurs
- 4th regiment of Tunisian Tirailleurs
- 7th regiment of Algerian Tirailleurs (replaced by the 49th Infantry Regiment in March 1945)
- 3rd regiment of Algerian Spahis
- 7th regiment of African Chasseurs
- 67th regiment of African Artillery
The 3rd Algerian Infantry Division was made up of about 16,500 men including 60% Maghrebis (mostly Algerians) and 40% French (mostly Pieds-Noirs).
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