If the 11th army were withdrawn, what would historically stay in theater?

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If the 11th army were withdrawn, what would historically stay in theater?

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Hi,

I am contemplating a practice game against the AI in which I would compensate for its (hopefully) dumber moves by pretending to send the 11th army to Leningrad after Sebastopol was taken. I will just be withdrawing all the units to the western edge of the map after they are done in the crimea.

My question is, what would remain (IE, what could I still, given my self-imposed house rule, use on the front, and not withdraw to the western edge?)

What would remain corps-wise, and approximately how many units should I disband to simulate men from the 11th army units later returning to the theater? What air units would remain? What about the minors?


Thanks for your help.
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