Shipbucket

Woooow! Awesome!

Another brilliant effort. Thank you.

Excellent work! Astonishing quality of the drawings and research, as ever. Thanks for your efforts!

Thank you very much

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Gebirgsjägerregiments (Gebirgs-Division (n.A.))
German Army Mountain divisions are organized and specially equipped for mountain warfare as well as for warfare in difficult terrain.
Their means of transportation therefore will vary from a large number of pack horses and mules in higher mountains to a fair proportion of motorization in flat country.
The principle of decentralizing heavy weapons is particularly adapted to the relatively independent mountain infantry battalions which are as administratively and tactically self-sufficient as possible.
(TM-E 30-451 HANDBOOK ON GERMAN MILITARY FORCES)

Gliederung


Mountain Infantry Regiment HQ and HQ Company
Stab und Stabskompanie eines Gebirgsjägerregiments (Gebirgseinsatz)
K.St.N.102 (1.3.1944) Ausf.I


Mountain Infantry Battalion HQ and HQ Company x3
Stab und Stabskompanie eines Gebirgsjägerbataillons (Gebirgseinsatz)
K.St.N.112 (1.3.1944) Ausf.I


Mountain Infantry Company x9
Gebirgsjägerkompanie (Gebirgseinsatz)
K.St.N.132 (1.3.1944) Ausf.A


Mountain Infantry Machinegun Company x3
Gebirgsjägermaschinengewehrkompanie (Gebirgseinsatz)
K.St.N.152 (1.3.1944) Ausf.A


Mountain Infantry Heavy Company x3
schwere Gebirgsjägerkompanie (Gebirgseinsatz)
K.St.N.177 (1.3.1944) Ausf.A


Infantry Antitank Company
Infanteriepanzerjägerkompanie (tmot) (n.A.)
K.St.N.188a n (1.12.1943), K.St.N.188f n (1.12.1943), K.St.N.154b (1.2.1944)


Mountain Infantry Regiment Light Column
leichte Kolonne eines Gebirgsjägerregiments
K.St.N.210 (1.12.1943)

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Another fantastic addition!
It must take you a long time to produce these charts.

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English Electric Canberra FD
Interwar RN Capital Ships
Super-Darings
Never-Were British Aircraft

The greatest work !!!
Are you planning to continue the modern US Army? Maybe the modern Bundeswehr?

paratroops would be good

Another excellent addition. Thanks.

Thank you gentlemen
Yes, it's a long way, especially research, camouflaging new vehicles is a bit touchy too.
But we gain in efficiency over time!
US Army yes,
Bundeswehr no,
Fallschirmjäger I can’t... nothing found after 1939.

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