text: Italian 6th Army The Royal Italian Army's 6th Army co-located with Armed Forces Command Sicily in Enna and also commanded by Generale d'Armata Alfredo Guzzoni had command of all Royal Italian Army and German Army units on Sicily.The German Army Liaison Officer was Generalleutnant Fridolin von Senger und Etterlin
  6th Army, in Enna - Generale d'Armata Alfredo Guzzoni; Chief of Staff Generale di Brigata Emilio Faldella
  10th Anti-tank Artillery Grouping, in Agrigento
  CLXI Anti-tank Group, in San Michele di Ganzaria (90/53 self-propelled guns)
  CLXII Anti-tank Group, in Borgesati (90/53 self-propelled guns)
  CLXIII Anti-tank Group, in Paternò (90/53 self-propelled guns)
  131st Tank Infantry Regiment (commands Mobile Group "H")
  XII Tank Battalion "L" (detached to Mobile Group "A")
  1st Tank Company (Fiat 3000 tanks; detached to XII Army Corps for static airfield defense)
  2nd Tank Company (Fiat 3000 tanks; detached to Mobile Group "H")
  CI Tank Battalion (R35 tanks); detached mobile groups D, E, and F)
  CII Tank Battalion (R35 tanks; detached to mobile groups A, B, and C)
  IV Self-propelled Anti-tank Battalion (47/32 L40 self-propelled guns; detached to 4th Infantry Division "Livorno")
  CXXXIII Self-propelled Anti-tank Battalion (47/32 L40 self-propelled guns; detached to mobile groups A, B, and C)
  CCXXXIII Self-propelled Anti-tank Battalion (47/32 L40 self-propelled guns; detached to XII Army Corps)
  XII Dismounted Squadrons Group/ Regiment "Cavalleggeri di Palermo"
  II Battalion/ 10th Arditi Regiment