Organization
Order of battle of Afrika-Brigade 999
- Afrika-Schützen-Regiment (Infantry) 961
- Afrika-Schützen-Regiment 962
- Nachrichten-Kompanie (Communications) 999
Order of battle of 999 Afrika Division
- Stab
- Divisions-Kartenstelle (Records) 999
- Musikkorps
- Afrika-Schützen-Regiment 961
- Afrika-Schützen-Regiment 962
- Afrika-Schützen-Regiment 963
- Panzerjäger-Abteilung 999
- Artillerie-Regiment (Artillery) 999
- Pionier-Bataillon (Engineers) 999
- Aufklärungs-Abteilung (Reconnaissance) 999
- Astronomischer Messtrupp (Navigation) 999
- Werkstatt-Kompanie (Labor) 999
- Werkstatt-Kompanie 999
- Entgiftungs-Batterie (Cleaneers) 999
- Nachschubs-Bataillon (Supply) 999
- Schlächterei-Kompanie (Butchers) 999
- Bäckerie-Kompanie (Bakers) 999
- Divisions-Verpfelgungsamt (mot) 999
- Sanitäts-Kompanie (Medical) 999
- Krankenkraftwagen-Zug (Ambulance) 999
- Veterinär-Kompanie (Veterinary) 999
- Feldgendarmerie-Trupp (Military police) 999
- Feldpostamt (Postal) 999
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