Acronyms in unit names?

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Acronyms in unit names?

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BB, WF, MG, etc.
What do they mean?
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These estabs were built from the old HTTR estabs. So this prefix code was added to differentiate.

BB - force created exclusively for BFTB scenarios
WF - typical estab for West Front 1944 on.
MG - force used exclusively for HTTR Market-Garden scenarios
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Thanks for the info[:)]. I thought that they are some info about unit quality or something like that[:D].
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