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As of 1946, the Chilean Army is organized into four divisions, supported by two panzergrenadier brigades and two cavalry brigades. A small number of other specialized forces, including a paratrooper battalion, fill out the order of battle.

Additionally, several battalions of troops are organized in the CBSAR (Chilean-Bolivian Special Administrative Area), recruited from the local population. These troops are called "the Territoriales" and are used for security work.

Organization of a Reinforced Infantry Regiment.

Organization of the Panzergrenadier Brigades. The 1st and 2nd Tank Battalions, assigned to the 1st Panzergrenadier Brigade, are equipped with M41 medium tanks; the 3rd and 4th Tank Battalions, assigned to the 2nd Panzergrenadier Brigade, are equipped with US-manufactured M45 medium tanks (US designation M25 Longstreet).

Organization of the Chilean Armoured Cavalry Brigades. Each cavalry battalion incorporates a squadron of M44 light tanks (French AMX-13/75s); a squadron of armoured cavalry (equipped with M46 Lince / Aufklarungspanzer Luchs armoured reconnaissance vehicles), and two squadrons of panzergrenadiers in halftracks.