There were all together 42 SS-divsions, 4 of them had already been disolved during the war, their division number redistributed. Gebirg: 10 mountaineers, 1 artillery and, yes, 1 heavy SP artillery, because for some reason the SS issued an SP artillery company to mountaineers, so I've made an battalion out of it. Kavallerie: 10 motorized, 2 motorized artillery, logistics, recon, field hospital, signal and maintencance companies Panzer: 3 heavy tanks, 1 heavy SP artillery, 7 mechanized infantry, 1 motorized rocket artillery (or a 2nd SP), logistics, recon, field hospital, signal and maintenance companies Panzergrenadier: 12 mechanized infantry battalion, 1 heavy or medium tank (in reference that the Panzergrenadier divsions had on one point more tanks than the actual SS-tank divisions), logistics, recon, field hospital, signal and maintenance companies Grenadier: 10 infantry battalion, 2 artillery, logistics, recon, field hospital, engineer and signal companies (use flak to be historical) The reason is solely that SS-divsions were always (or at least should have been) larger than the normal divisions of the Wehrmacht and 26 combat width works quite well. For the templates I recommend following: use 26 combat width divisions. There are/were five different types of SS-divisions: Grenadier (really just infantry), Panzergrenadier- (mechanized infantry), Panzer- (Heavy Tanks), Kavallerie- (actually cavalery, but later motorized) and Gebirgsdivisions (mountaineers).

Hearts of iron 4 division names