Author Archives: Jim Bambra

During World War Two the availability and effective use of radios varied dramatically. In the early war Germany made great use of radios, but other nations soon began to catch up.           Comms Dice Battle groups … Continue reading →

The following fire missions are available. Direct Support Batteries Planned Missions Pre-Registered Barrage Designated Targets Rolling Barrage Initial Barrage On-Call Fire Missions Single Fire or Smoke Mission Continuous Fire or Smoke Mission General Support Batteries Preparatory Bombardment Counter-Battery Fire Interdiction … Continue reading →

This series of posts will update the indirect fire rules for Combat HQ. The posts amend and expand on the Indirect Fire and Smoke Screen chapters of the Inoriginal Combat HQ rules.           Indirect Fire Indirect fire can be … Continue reading →

Answers to some questions on the Yahoo Group – an update on Combat HQ. There seem to be loads of supplemental rules floating around either here or on your website and I feel very unclear as to how complete the … Continue reading →

The Flakpanzer IV “Ostwind” (East Wind) is built on the PanzerIV chassis. It is armed with a Flak 43 anti-aircraft gun protected by a hexagonal turret.     Available: 1945 Numbers Built: 44 Type: AFV Move: Average Reliability: Average Reaction: … Continue reading →