The German invasion of Crete was apparently fairly close and could have easily gone the other way with only a minor point of divergence or two, and if the Allies had won the surviving German airborne troops would almost certainly have all ended up as prisoners of war. So what happens to the idea of fallschirmjägers if the best part of a division of them is lost? Even in our timeline with the victory Hitler became distinctly unenthusiastic about airborne operations thanks to the high casualty rate and decreed that there would be no future ones, they instead being used as regular infantry. Here its become a complete fiasco. Would the fallschirmjägers be able to survive as units or would they be disbanded/at least run down in size do people think or would Göring be able to defend his personal fiefdom? The Heer would certainly use it to press an advantage over his ideas for the Luftwaffe Field Divisions.