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Originally produced in 1934, the Panzer I was not designed as a main battle tank, but saw extensive service in 1939–40. Here it’s used as a reconnaissance vehicle.
Type: Light AFV
Training: Regular
Move: Average
Reliability: Average
Reaction: 3D
Weapon: Machine Gun
Notes: Recon. Break-off. Anti-armour machine gun.
The Panzer II’s 20mm gun and thicker armour make it an improvement over the Panzer I. While capable of supporting the other tanks in its company, it is vulnerable to enemy fire.
Type: Light AFV
Training: Regular
Move: Average
Reliability: Average
Reaction: 4D
Weapon: 20L55 Gun
Notes: Two-man turret.
Originally designated as the LT vz. 38 (Lehký tank vzor 38, Light Tank model 380), it was re-classified as the Panzer 38(t). Large numbers of Panzer 38(t)s were employed by Germany following the annexation of Czechoslovakia in 1938.
Type: Light AFV
Training: Regular
Move: Average
Reliability: Average
Reaction: 4D
Weapon: 37L40 Gun
Notes: Two-man turret.
The Panzer III was designed as a battle tank and was used extensively until 1944 when it was replaced by the Panzer V (Panther). The Ausf E is fitted with a 37L45 gun.
Type: Medium AFV
Training: Regular
Move: Average
Reliability: Average
Reaction: 4D
Weapon: 37L45 Gun
The Panzer IV was first produced in 1936 and was used throughout World War Two with great success. Originally designed as a close support tank the Panzer IV later evolved into a front line combat tank.
Type: Medium AFV
Training: Regular
Move: Average
Reliability: Average
Reaction: 4D
Weapon: 75L24 Gun
Notes: Close support.
The 10.5 cm leFH 18 provides off-table artillery support.
Type: Medium Off-table Artillery
Training: Regular
Move: —
Reaction: —
Weapon:105mm howitzer
Notes: Artillery Suppression.
One to three support groups can be added to the core group.
This battle group is based on the 7th Panzer Division commanded by Erwin Rommel. The 7th Panzer Division was equipped with the Czech-built Panzer 38 (t).
Command Dice Divider: 2.75
Staff Order Divider: 4
Training: All units are regular.
Units: 13
Command Dice: 5
Staff Orders: 3
Rally Dice: 4
Artillery Response Dice: 4
Morale: 11
Artillery Supply: Average
Initial Barrage Round Modifier: 0
