TEXT: 2nd 
  Machine 
  Gun 
  Battalion 
  x 2 
  x 2 
  75th 
  Artillery 
  Regiment 
  39th 
  Anti-Tank 
  Battalion 
  3rd 
  Recon 
  Battalion 
  zbV 200 
  Infantry 
  Regiment 
  German 5th Light Division       
   
   
     March, 1941 
  606th 
  Light 
  Anti-Aircraft 
  Battalion 
  x 4 
  5th 
  Panzer 
  Regiment 
  x 2 
  x 4 
  x 5 
  x 1 
  Panzer 
  Battalion 
  x 2 
  x 2 
  x 4 
  605th 
  Panzer 
  Jager 
  Battalion 
  8th 
  Machine 
  Gun 
  Battalion 
  x 2 
  x 6 
  x 8 
  x 4 
  x 3 
  x 4 
  x 3 
  33rd 
  Anti-Aircraft 
  Regiment 
  x 9 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 18 
  x 6 
  x 9 
  x 1 
  x 3 
  x 1 
  x 17 
  x 3 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 3 
  x 3 
  x 1 
  x 2 
       The 5th Light Division was a makeshift division built in piecemeal fashion from available units.  It 
  was not organized like the previous light divisions used in the Polish Campaign and was called a light 
  division because it had a regiment of tanks but lacked enough pieces to qualify as a full panzer division. 
  The 5th Panzer Regiment was sent from the 3rd Panzer Division but only after its 37mm armed Pz III’s 
  were traded in for 50L42 armed tanks.  The infantry component was composed of two machine gun bat-
  talions put together in a provisional regiment (zbV 200).  The artillery was only half a regiment.  The 
  3rd Recon Battalion and 33rd Anti-Aircraft Regiment were also provided by the 3rd Panzer Division. 
  By Greg Moore 
  gregpanzerblitz.com 
  September, 2008 
  Pz I is early A version. Pz 
  II represents c version  
  with extra armor bolted 
  on.  Most Pz III are early 
  production G model with-
  out extra armor.  Only a 
  few have the extra armor. 
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Panzer Leader & Panzer Blitz/1940-1943 North Africa/Operation Sonnenblume/5thlightDAKMarch1941.pdf