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K, Initial Battalion Lists are later war: British; German; Russian and US. Having said that one can still play early engagements as tank and gun factors for the vast majority of tanks and guns are included in the main tables. E.g. French 25mm, British 2pdr, etc, along with listings for the earlier t...

Yes, there is a pdf version.

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D, After a hit, it's Gun Firepower vs. Armour Factor, modified by a 2D6 roll. The target rolls two D6 against the A/T Damage Table, modifying the score by -1 for each point the gun Firepower has exceeded his armour factor, or modifying the score by +1 for each point the gun Firepower is under his ar...

They are 15mm figures on Flames of War bases.

Company Commanders are on the medium base = 50mm x 32mm.

Infantry sections are on the small bases = 32mm x 25mm.

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J, The basic infantry fighting formation is the platoon. Each platoon is assumed to have an inherent light 50mm mortar and an antitank weapon, unless you are fielding those units that did not, such as some early French. The inherent mortar or A/T weapon does not need to be represented separately, bu...

See p32 - 8. Commit Reserve! point d.

A player can issue either an Assault or a Forwards tasking (or both) to a reserve briagde at the cost of just 1 ADC per tasking rather than the usual two.

Hope that helps.

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Great!

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Snowcat,

You can field a platoon with four sections.

However for this scenario I've gone for platoons of 3 sections to account for losses up to that point and to keep it simple for demo purposes.

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J, No desire to change the game mechanic, it was simply a reflection of the potential for far more melees in GdA, (such as cavalry melees, melees vs. villages, etc), as opposed to PC, where a melee is a rarity. Hence in PC, it's generally only one melee at any one time, and that will only occur once...

Take a look at the TFL YouTube channel for the latest updates.

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