Western Desert 1940-42 High Command Army Lists Adaptation to Riccardo Affinati's Rules of the DBA WWII from Damond Crump Force Composition The game is played with a force that is composed of a maximum of 1 elements!
Western Desert 1940-42 High Command Army Lists Adaptation to Riccardo Affinati's Rules of the DBA WWII from Damond Crump Force Composition The game is played with a force that is composed of a maximum of 1 elements!
Western Desert 1940-42 High Command Army Lists Adaptation to Riccardo Affinati's Rules of the DBA WWII from Damond Crump Force Composition The game is played with a force that is composed of a maximum of 1 elements!
Adaptation to Riccardo Affinati's Rules of the DBA WWII from Damond Crump Force Composition The game is played with a force that is composed of a maximum of 1 elements! according original ta"le of organisation# In each di$ision list there are two categories% Re&uired and 'upport# It's not possi"le to use 'upport "efore Re&uired is filled# Troop Definitions Infantry ( 'oldiers with rifles and light support weapons such as s&uad machine guns and light mortars# Infantry primarily mo$e and fight on foot "ut can also "e transported "y truc) or half trac)# *ea$y Weapons ( Infantry armed with hea$y machine guns and mortars that support regular infantry on the attac) or defense# +ften hea$y weapons teams are mo$ed "y transport such as truc)s or half,trac)s# Tan) ( Armored $ehicles with large cannon and machine guns# -xamples are the .erman /an0er III or I1! the 'o$iet T,2! and the American 32 'herman! *ea$y Tan) ( Tan)s with superior weapons and armor for their time period# They tended to mo$e slowly and to ignore the effects of lesser weapons# +"$ious examples are the .erman Tiger and 'o$iet I'1! "ut the 3atilda in the first years of the desert war would also "e a hea$y tan)# Reconnaissance ( Armored cars and light tan)s used for scouting that ha$e good mo"ility and light armor and armament 4generally machine guns or light cannon5# -xamples are the .erman /an0er II! the British *um"er scout car and the Russian T,67# Anti Tan) .uns ( Towed guns or self propelled guns whose primary use are for destroying armored $ehicles# -xamples are the British 8 pounder! the 'o$iet '9,177 and the .erman *et0er# This is also includes anti,aircraft guns that ha$e "een pressed into anti,tan) ser$ice li)e the dreaded .erman ::# Artillery ( Towed or self,propelled! large "ore guns that are used to "om"ard distant targets in preparation of an attac) or used to "rea) up an attac)# -xamples are the American 6;mm *owit0er! .erman <e"elwerfer and the British Bishop# Anti,Aircraft .un ( Towed or self propelled! often rapid firing! guns that are used to attac) aircraft# They are somewhat effecti$e against armored targets# -xamples are the .erman =uad >7mm and the American 3 *alftrac) with #;7 cal machineguns# *ead&uarters ( The .eneral and his command staff tra$eling in command $ehicles and communications $ehicles# asing 27mm wide "ases gi$e enough room to mount enough troops to ma)e it loo) nice# If you are not using 27mm "ases "e sure to use the same width with all elements 4yours and your opponents5# The minimum "ase depth is suggested "elow# Base Depth Infantry >7mm Tan) 27mm Reconnaissance 27mm Anti,Tan) .un >7mm Artillery >7mm Anti,Aircraft >7mm Transport 27mm *ead&uarters 27mm Force List format The force list is "ro)en into nation! di$ision type and year# -ach element type is preceded "y a num"er! which tells how many of those elements are a$aila"le# In "rac)ets after are the target types 4s?soft! a?armored5 and mo$ement types 4f?foot! w?wheeled! t?trac)ed5# 'ome elements ha$e a slash! for example 1 Infantry 4sf@w5# This usually represents an element that is transported "y truc)s or some other $ehicle# !reat ritain and Common"ea#th Armoured Di$ision 1A27 Required 1 *ead&uarters 4sw5 8 Tan) 4at5 Support > Infantry 4sf@w5 1 Artillery 4sf@w5 1 Anti,Tan) 4sf@w or sw@sf portee! 1A275 or 1 Anti,Aircraft 4sf@w5 1 *ea$y Tan) 4at5 1 Reconnaissance 4aw5 1 Artillery 4sf@w5 Armoured Di$ision 1A21 Required