Hungary (October 1944–December 1944) Czechoslovakia and Eastern Germany (December 1944–May 1945) 1939 Polizei-Schützen-Regiment 1 Polizei-Schützen-Regiment 2 Polizei-Schützen-Regiment 3 Polizei-Panzerjäger (anti-tank) Battalion Polizei-Pionier (Engineer) Battalion Radfahr (Bicycle) Company Artillerie Regiment 300 Nachrichten (Signals) Battalion 300 Versorgungstruppen 300 (Supply Unit) 1943 SS-Panzergrenadier Regiment 7 SS-Panzergrenadier Regiment 8 SS-Artillerie Regiment 4 SS-Panzer Battalion 4 SS-Sturmgeschütz (Assault gun) Battalion 4 SS-Panzerjäger (Anti-tank) Battalion 4 SS-Flak (Anti-aircraft) Battalion 4 SS-Nachrichten (Signals) Battalion 4 SS-Panzer-Aufklärungs (Armoured Reconnaissance) Battalion 4 SS-Pionier (Engineer) Battalion 4 SS-DiNA Divisions-Nachschub-Abteilung (Divisional Supply Battalion) 4 SS-Panzer-Instandsetzungs (Maintenance) Battalion 4 SS-Wirtschafts Battalion 4 - (no direct translation, but it concerns the administration of captured equipment, property and so on) SS-Sanitäts (Medical) Battalion 4 SS-Polizei-Veterinär-Kompanie 4 SS-Kriegsberichter (War Reporter) Platoon 4 SS-Feldgendarmerie (Military Police) Troop 4 SS-Ersatz (Replacement) Battalion 4 Manpower strength June 1941 = 17,347 December 1942 = 13,399 December 1943 = 16,081 June 1944 = 16,139 December 1944 = 9,000 See also List of Waffen-SS divisions References Citations Bibliography Williamson, Gordon. (2003). The Waffen-SS, Osprey Publishing, 1939 establishments in Germany Infantry divisions of the Waffen-SS Military units and formations established in 1939 Ordnungspolizei Panzergrenadier divisions of the Waffen-SS SS and Police units Military units and formations disestablished in 1945