Thank you!!! I really appreciate that the game continues to be improved

I believe that result is missing a digit. The correct number is most likely 154X, which is 2.1 times 726.

A quick search will reveal countless sources mentioning these PzKpfw I tanks in pioneer battalions. I came across this yesterday in Osprey's book "Panzer Divisions: The Eastern Front 1941-43" (Battle Orders 35, 2008), pages 38 and 39. Apparently, by the winter of 1941-42, no PzKpfw I tanks remained ...

https://www.rc-network.de/threads/16-luftwaffen-embleme-1939-1945-900-st%C3%BCck.482120/

I found this link with multiple German air unit badges. It seems to roughly correspond (with some changes) to the badges in Barry Ketley's book Luftwaffe Emblems 1939-1945 , 2012, Crécy Publishing. I was able ...

Shouldn't the Bf-110 C-5s be able to carry auxiliary fuel tanks? Despite operating from the Fernaufklärungsgruppen, they have a limited range (228 miles) for strategic reconnaissance.

Their counterparts in the Heeresaufklärungsgruppen (the Bf-110 E-3s), despite being subordinate to tactical ...

https://i.imgur.com/P5VsfPb.jpeg

The complete initial table is taken from the book (as Wiedrock mentions) by Leland S. Ness and Steven J. Zaloga's Red Army Handbook 1939-1945 . Sutton Publishing, 1998. ISBN 0-7509-1740-7.

I don't have the exact number of separate divisions, although a general ...

Yes, a later patch modified that anomalous situation... I believe that patch was based on the situation specifically shown in that AAR.

M60A3TTS wrote: Sat Mar 29, 2025 3:42 pm You're welcome. It is a rather quiet audience that I play for, but that's ok.

Many of us continue to enjoy every turn... silently. But we're here

The manual says that airbase come in three sizes.....size 1 (100=50 twin-engine aircraft), size 2 (200=100 twin-engine aircraft) and size 3 (300=150 twin-engine aircraft). My example (see picture), airfield overloaded to 122%. I don't understand why, but I only have 47 twin-engine aircraft at the ...

WitE1 had German Fliegerkorps leaders as well (units to which many of the leaders in WitE2 were actually assigned), which gave more play. Nowadays, air command is not particularly stimulating.

These are the PzKpfw I with Abwurfvorrichtungen that could be found in those pioneer battalions.

https://i.imgur.com/qGjLr5o.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/34gRRzL.jpeg

Source: Thomas L. Jentz (1998), "Panzer Tracts No. 14: Gepanzerte Pionier-Fahrzeuge" (Armoured Combat Engineer Vehicles ...

As far as I can see, on 22nd June 1941 all Panzer Divisions had a Panzer-Pionier-Kompanie of PzKpfw I in their Pionier-Battalion. The numbers are given in the tables below, a total of 185 PzKpfw I which are not in the game. These vehicles (except the company commanders' vehicles) had a device in ...

I hadn't noticed before but Step 75 and Step 76 are repeated

Yes, Alexander Löhr commanded the 12th German Army on the Russian front between July and December 1942 and was subsequently responsible for the German occupation forces in the Balkans for 2 years. After the war that event cost him his life... he was shot by the Yugoslavs in 1947.

All those thorough explanations about the pilots and how air warfare works in the game are very appreciated. Most of them are really useful when planning air strategy, and yet they are not explained anywhere in the manual. Thanks

Wiedrock wrote: Wed Dec 13, 2023 1:54 am Don't own it myself. It's from "War by Numbers" by Christopher Lawrence.

Thanks

Whether the combat engine overly favors quantity is a different question. If it does, that is a combat engine problem, not a rules/realism problem with adding brigades as SUs.


But if the problem is that the combat engine overly favors quantity over quality, removing some quantity (limiting the ...

I believe I made this to separate the short-range (coastal) aircraft from longer- and long-range (Biscaya/Atlantic-going) aircraft.


And wouldn't it be more appropriate to call them "Coastal Patrol" and "Long Range Patrol" or something similar? I think it would be more in line with the ...

Wiedrock, a very interesting table (GERvsSOV_ratios.png) about force ratios in the 1943 Kharkov and Kursk battles. What book is it from?

Thank you for adding your mod to download. I have some very interesting books in PDF format about air unit badges, if you are interested, tell me and I will send them to you by email.