Order of Battle
- Division staff
- SS Gebirgsjäger (Mountain) Regiment 11 "Reinhard Heydrich"
- SS Gebirgsjäger Regiment 12 "Michael Gaissmair"
- SS Gebirgs Artillery Regiment 6
- SS Sturmgeschütz (Assault Gun) Battery 6
- SS Infanterie Regiment (mot) 5
- SS Infanterie Regiment 9 (until 1943)
- SS Schützen (Rifle) Battalion (mot) 6
- SS Gebirgs Panzerjäger (Tank Hunter) Battalion 6
- SS Skijäger-Batallon "Norwegen" (Succeeded the Skicompany from 1943. Mostly Norwegian volunteers)
- SS Flak Battalion 6
- SS Gebirgs Signals Battalion (mot) 6
- SS Gebirgs Reconnaissance Battalion (mot) 6
- SS Gebirgs Pionier Battalion 6
- SS Dina 6
- SS Bekleidungs-instandsetzung (clothing repair) Company 6
- SS Medical Company 6
- SS Veterinary Company 6
- SS War Reporter platoon 6
- SS Feldgendarmerie (Military Police) Troop 6
- 2 Political Company (consisted of Norwegian volunteers, subordinated to AA6 for short periods)
- 3 SS Police & SS Company (consisted of Norwegian volunteers, replaced the destroyed 3./Skijegerbataljon June 1944)
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