Artillerie-Regiment (mot) einer Infanterie-Division (mot), late 1941 through mid-1942

Artillery Regiment (motorized), Infantry Division (motorized)
   [D] Headquarters, plus Headqaurtters Battery, Artillery Regiment (motorized)
  Artillery Battalion (motorized), Infantry Division (motorized)
      [D] Headquarters, plus Headqaurtters Battery, Artillery Battalion (motorized)
      [D] Light Field Howitzer Battery (motor towed)
      [D] Heavy Field Howitzer Battery (motor towed)
      [D] 10cm Gun Battery (motor towed)

  Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion (motorized)
      [D] Headquarters, plus Headqaurtters Battery, Army Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion (motorized)
      [D] Army 88mm Antiarcraft Battery (motor towed)
      [D] Army 20mm Antiaircraft Battery (motor towed)
      [D] Light Artillery Column (20-ton)(motorized)

Notes:
Standard infantry division (motorized) artillery regiments had two battalions (Ist and IInd) of 105mm light field howitzers. The organization of the IIIrd battalions varied; some battalions had two batteries of 150mm heavy field howitzers plus one battery of 105mm guns, while others had three batteries of heavy field howitzers only, as shown in the table below.

During the reorganization after the winter 1941/42 campaign, the GHQ Army anti-aircraft battalions which had been attached on a semi-permanent basis to infantry divisions (motorized) were permanently assigned to the corresponding artillery regiments as the IVth battalions. This permanent assignment resulted in the anti-aircraft guns frequently being (mis)used as field artillery, (and thereby not being able to perform their primary mission), so that on 01.05.43 the anti-aircraft battalions reverted back to being GHQ troops, thereby regaining their previous designations, and function.

[D] = Diagram with vehicle manning
[T] = Text with organization and personnel billets

Organization of the Infantry Divisions' (motorized) Artillery 28.06.1942
Division	Artillery Regiment	IIIrd Battalion (sFH+10cmK Batteries)	Army Antiaircraft Battalion
Division	Artillery Regiment	IIIrd Battalion (sFH+10cmK Batteries)	As non-divisional unit	As IVth Battalion
3	3	2+1	312	16.05.42
10	10 [1]	2+1	–	–
14	14 [1]	2+1	–	–
16	146	3	281	10.05.42
18	18 [1]	2+1	–	–
20	20 [1]	2+1	–	–
25	25 [2]	2+1	–	–
29	29	3	313	27.04.42
36	36 [1]	2+1	–	–
60	160	2+1	282	28.04.42
[1] Artillery regiment was authorized only 3 cannon per battery. [2] The 25. Infanterie-Division (mot) had Czech instead of German light field howitzers.