Each infantry regiment was to consist of three or four infantry battalions and a machine gun company. The divisional artillery regiments were animal-drawn and largely equipped with World WarI vintage pieces. An artillery regiment consisted of four battalions, one of light howitzers, one of or mountain guns, and two of 75mm or field guns. The 36th Infantry Regiment and the 14th and 30th Artillery Regiments, which were administered by the Savska divisional district in peacetime, were earmarked to join other formations when they were mobilised, and the division was to be brought up to its wartime strength by the 104th Infantry Regiment and the 27th Artillery Regiment from the VKJ reserve.
