TEXT: 3rd 
  Artillery 
  Regiment 
  3rd Motorized Infantry Division                        June 28, 1942 
  8th 
  Schützen
  Regiment 
  3rd 
  Pioneer 
  Battalion 
  53rd 
  Recon 
  Battalion 
  By Greg Moore 
  gregpanzerblitz.com 
  October 2013 
  103rd 
  Panzer 
  Battalion 
   
  29th 
  Schützen  
  Regiment 
  x 1 
  x 3 
  x 9 
  x 1 
  Schützen
  Battalion 
  x 3 
  x 14 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 2 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 7 
  x 2 
  x 2 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 4 
  x 1 
  x 3 
  x 9 
  x 1 
  Schützen
  Battalion 
  x 3 
  x 14 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 2 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 4 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 1 
  x 12 
  x 1 
  x 3 
  x 1 
  x 2 
  x 1 
  x 6 
  x 3 
  x 1 
  x 4 
  x 6 
  3rd 
  PzJgr 
  Battalion 
  x 2 
  x 2 
  x 2 
  x 2 
  x 9 
  x 9 
  x 2 
  x 2 
  312th 
  Flak 
  Regiment 
  x 2 
  x 2 
  
   
  The German 3rd Infantry division was one of the Wehrmacht’s most veteran divisions, having taken part 
  in the annexation of Czechoslovakia and the battles for Poland and France.  In 1941, it was fully motorized and 
  became the 3rd Motorized Infantry Division for the invasion of Russia.  As part of Army Group North, it partici-
  pated in the failed attempt to take Leningrad.  In the late part of 1941, the division was transferred to Army 
  Group Central, where it served in the failed attempt to take Moscow.   In 1942, the division was reinforced with 
  a panzer battalion and transferred to Army Group South to help take Stalingrad, where it was destroyed along 
  with the rest of the Sixth Army.  The division was eventually reconstituted as the 3rd Panzergrenadier Division 
  and served out the remainder of the war. 
   
   
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Panzer Leader & Panzer Blitz/Summer of '42 on the Russian Front/3rdMotInf28June1942.pdf