Historical Resources Online
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RE: Historical Resources Online
The work you did on the German Welle TO&E's has been entered into the TOAW TOE project (your permission is assumed as you posted it here, but feel free to say 'yes'!). Do you have anything on the welles after the 15th ? I noticed Niehorster doesn't list them, but Axis History mentions up to a welle 29.
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By all means, but would you mind telling me where this project is hosted?
I have not looked for TO&E information apart from Niehorster yet, but if/when i do I'll post anything i come up with.
I have not looked for TO&E information apart from Niehorster yet, but if/when i do I'll post anything i come up with.
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Klink and I are working on getting it together, we'll post it soon.
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Indeed we do. I am still awake preparing 50% of my project workload whiled pumped full with coffee and 'Fliegerschokolade'.ORIGINAL: sPzAbt653
Klink and I are working on getting it together, we'll post it soon.
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Thanks for the links.
Some of mine that are still good as of this post:
Excruciating TOE detail on the Brits in NW Europe 44-45. http://truxmodels.co.uk/index.html
Canadians -- Normandy: http://www.junobeach.org/
Canadians WWII and later: http://www.armouredacorn.com/orbatsmain.html
Still good for the Commonwealth in the Levant/Med: http://homepages.force9.net/rothwell/index.htm
Australian War Memorial. Official histories on line, and very detailed for Operation Exporter at least: http://www.awm.gov.au/histories/
Official Canadian stuff: http://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/sub.cfm?s ... /secondwar
RACA, Royal Canadian Armored Corp: http://www.rcaca.org/En/indexLM.asp?ID=1
African-American units WWII: http://www.5thplatoon.org/notable.html
Handbook of German Military Forces, online edition: http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/Germany ... l#contents
Everyone should have a link to Hyperwar just to see which primary document they have published recently. It's an incredible resource from the supply situation in NW Europe in September '44 to the organization of landing forces in the Pacific: http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/WhatsNew.html
Another free source of primary documents for the US Army WWII: http://www.lonesentry.com/
That's enough for now. Got to delete some dead links in the process. Time to check the new links on offer.
Some of mine that are still good as of this post:
Excruciating TOE detail on the Brits in NW Europe 44-45. http://truxmodels.co.uk/index.html
Canadians -- Normandy: http://www.junobeach.org/
Canadians WWII and later: http://www.armouredacorn.com/orbatsmain.html
Still good for the Commonwealth in the Levant/Med: http://homepages.force9.net/rothwell/index.htm
Australian War Memorial. Official histories on line, and very detailed for Operation Exporter at least: http://www.awm.gov.au/histories/
Official Canadian stuff: http://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/sub.cfm?s ... /secondwar
RACA, Royal Canadian Armored Corp: http://www.rcaca.org/En/indexLM.asp?ID=1
African-American units WWII: http://www.5thplatoon.org/notable.html
Handbook of German Military Forces, online edition: http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/Germany ... l#contents
Everyone should have a link to Hyperwar just to see which primary document they have published recently. It's an incredible resource from the supply situation in NW Europe in September '44 to the organization of landing forces in the Pacific: http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/WhatsNew.html
Another free source of primary documents for the US Army WWII: http://www.lonesentry.com/
That's enough for now. Got to delete some dead links in the process. Time to check the new links on offer.
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RE: Historical Resources Online
Thanks for those links. I've added them to the first post as well.
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Just discovered this: http://www.btinternet.com/~ian.a.paterson/ - History of the Br. 7th Arm Div in WWII. A lot of info about various Regiments that were subordinated to the Division during the war.
Btw, i hate doing British TOEs in TOAW..especially when it comes to Reconaissance Regiments and all kinds of Armour Stuff. And especially when it's in the not so good documented Italian Theatre...
Btw II: Boonierat did a 21st Army Group OOB in TOAW format, you may add this to the list. Here's the link for download from GS: http://forums.gamesquad.com/downloads.p ... ile&id=479
Btw, i hate doing British TOEs in TOAW..especially when it comes to Reconaissance Regiments and all kinds of Armour Stuff. And especially when it's in the not so good documented Italian Theatre...
Btw II: Boonierat did a 21st Army Group OOB in TOAW format, you may add this to the list. Here's the link for download from GS: http://forums.gamesquad.com/downloads.p ... ile&id=479
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Just discovered this: http://www.btinternet.com/~ian.a.paterson/ - History of the Br. 7th Arm Div in WWII. A lot of info about various Regiments that were subordinated to the Division during the war.
Btw, i hate doing British TOEs in TOAW..especially when it comes to Reconaissance Regiments and all kinds of Armour Stuff. And especially when it's in the not so good documented Italian Theatre...
Btw II: Boonierat did a 21st Army Group OOB in TOAW format, you may add this to the list. Here's the link for download from GS: http://forums.gamesquad.com/downloads.p ... ile&id=479
The worst of the British is that they were endlessly drawing up TO&E's -- that were never implemented. Deviating from the theoretical TO&E was a universal tendency, but the British were worse than most. One site that at least attempts to work out what actually happened in practice is http://www.bayonetstrength.150m.com/
Then there are various threads. The following has some useful discussion for North Africa.
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... 833112fd43
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ORIGINAL: Telumar
Btw II: Boonierat did a 21st Army Group OOB in TOAW format, you may add this to the list. Here's the link for download from GS: http://forums.gamesquad.com/downloads.p ... ile&id=479
Boonierat's OOB was in the old COW format, it messed up formations when i loaded it into TOAW III. So, i converted it by loading the OOB into the COW editor, saving it as a COW scenario, loading the scenario into TOAW III and exporting the OOB.
There are three files in the .zip: A scenario file, the .OOL file, TOAW's internal format, and the .oob file which is the xml variant of the oob.
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Finally.. http://www.warestablishments.net/
British and Commonwealth War Establishments for the Middle East and the Early Italian theater. Very glad i found this..
British and Commonwealth War Establishments for the Middle East and the Early Italian theater. Very glad i found this..
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Finally.. http://www.warestablishments.net/
British and Commonwealth War Establishments for the Middle East and the Early Italian theater. Very glad i found this..
Yeah -- this will be of immediate use. The Indian army, though, seems to be lacking as usual.
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ORIGINAL: ColinWright
ORIGINAL: Telumar
Finally.. http://www.warestablishments.net/
British and Commonwealth War Establishments for the Middle East and the Early Italian theater. Very glad i found this..
Yeah -- this will be of immediate use. The Indian army, though, seems to be lacking as usual.
The page has been updated September 2010 the last time, but it might be worth to check regularily as the author states: "I hope that it will be a work in progress as more and more information is gathered [...] I have changed the format from my previous site so that they accurately show the original documents. I am currently about a third of the way through this task. so the site will be updated on a regular basis for some time to come."
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Links added to first post. Thank you.
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Just discovered this: 15th Army at the Atlantikwall (in Belgium): http://users.telenet.be/Atlantikwall-15tharmy/index.htm.
Enjoy the extraordinary website design.. [:D]
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Getting a 404, Stefan!
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Getting a 404, Stefan!
me too
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Much better! Read your email!!!!!
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