"Valley" Group Alpini Battalion "Val d’Orco" Alpini Battalion "Val Chisone" Alpini Battalion "Susa" 6th Alpine Artillery Regiment Alpine Artillery Group "Val d’Orco" (replaced later by the Alpine Artillery Group "Val d’Adige") Alpine Artillery Group "Val Isonzo" Italy spring 1943 6th Alpine Division "Alpi Graie" 1st Alpini "Valley" Group Alpini Battalion "Val Fella" Alpini Battalion "Val Natisone" Alpini Battalion "Val Tagliamento" 4th Alpini "Valley" Group Alpini Battalion "Val d’Orco" Alpini Battalion "Val Chisone" Alpini Battalion "Susa" 6th Alpine Artillery Regiment Alpine Artillery Group "Val d’Adige" Alpine Artillery Group "Val Tagliamento" XI Mixed Alpine Engineer Battalion 429th Transport Section 430th Transport Section 310th Medical Section 101st Supply Section 420th Carabinieri Section 422nd Carabinieri Section 103rd Field Post Office Italy summer 1943 On 1 May 1943 the 1st Alpini "Valley" Group left the division and was used to begin the process of reforming the destroyed 3rd Alpine Division "Julia" and 4th Alpine Division "Cuneense". Therefore the 6th Alpine Division once again changed its composition. 6th Alpine Division "Alpi Graie" 3rd Alpini "Valley" Group Alpini Battalion "Val Pellice" Alpini Battalion "Val Fassa" Alpini Battalion "Val Dora" 4th Alpini "Valley" Group Alpini Battalion "Val d’Orco" Alpini Battalion "Val Chisone" Alpini Battalion "Susa" 6th Alpine Artillery Regiment Alpine Artillery Group "Val d’Adige" Alpine Artillery Group "Val Chisone" XI Mixed Alpine Engineer Battalion 13th Transport Section 313th Medical Section 19th Supply Section 420th Carabinieri Section 422nd Carabinieri Section 103rd Field Post Office Commanding officers The division's commanding officers were: Generale di Divisione Mario Girotti (15 November 1941 - 14 August 1943) Generale di Divisione Mario Gorlier (15 August 1943 - 10 September 1943) CROWCASS The names of two men attached to the division can be found in the Central Registry of War Criminals and Security Suspects (CROWCASS) set up by the Anglo-American Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force in 1945. The names can be found at: Central Registry of War Criminals and Security Suspects from the Kingdom of Italy. References Alpini Infantry divisions of Italy in World War II Alpini divisions of Italy