text: Dual-role Battery "MS 110" (4x 90/42 naval/anti-aircraft guns)
  Anti-aircraft Battery "MS 116" (4x 90/53 anti-aircraft guns)
  Dual-role Battery "MS 268" (4x 90/53 naval/anti-aircraft guns)
  Anti-aircraft Battery "MS 374" (4x 76/40 anti-aircraft guns)
  Anti-aircraft Battery "MS 430" (4x 90/53 anti-aircraft guns)
  Dual-role Battery "MS 643" (4x 90/53 naval/anti-aircraft guns)
  Dual-role Battery "MS 819" (4x 90/53 naval/anti-aircraft guns)
  Additionally the Luftwaffe's 182nd Heavy Flak Battalion had been transferred to Reggio Calabria with eight 8.8 cm Flak, four 10.5 cm Flak, and five smaller caliber anti-aircraft batteries. After arriving in Reggio Calabria the 182nd Battalion was renamed "Flak Subgroup Reggio-San Giovanni". The Germans also deployed four 17 cm cannon batteries as mobile coastal batteries on the Calabrian side of the strait. On 2 August the retreating 22nd Flak Brigade of the Luftwaffe arrived in Messina and took command of all Axis air-defense units.
  Maritime Military Sector Augusta-Syracuse
  The Maritime Military Sector Augusta-Syracuse was responsible for the harbors of Augusta and Syracuse, and the coast between Arenella (206th Coastal Division) to the South and Punta Castelluccio in Agnone Bagni (213th Coastal Division) to the North.
  Maritime Military Sector Augusta-Syracuse, in Augusta - Ammiraglio di Divisione Priamo Leonardi
  121st Coastal Regiment
  CCXLVI Coastal Battalion, in Augusta