Ready to invade Norway, France and the Low Countries, they German army of 1940 had learned the lessons of the campaign in Poland and restructured to be a more nimble and well controlled force. This is quite possibly the German infantry at the very top of their game.
You can download this list here: German 1940 Army List
The Khazi is Revolting!
It was towards the end of the second week in May when I received the communication from Sir Roger at the Residence, brought by a galloper who had sustained several wounds in his attempt to locate my outpost and deliver his message; a message which only served to confirm what we had been already told
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It’s not linking to the list
Never mind, at first glance it looked like the QRS
Oh thanks for this Rich. Can’t wait to get my stuff started for this period once things quieten down on the Home Front.
Great to see this constant streams of lists! Please keep it up, that’s perfect service. Many thanks!
However, sorry to be such an anorak – I know the German language can be tricky at times, but a Panzerbüchse shouldn’t become Panzerbüsche or “armoured shrubs” (this, if linguistically correct, being a nonsense word, of course). 😉
Cheers, SG
Panzerbüsche popping up again – armored vegetation everywhere!
Already told you in the 1939-list that it´s called “Panzerbüchse” with the S after the ch. 😉
I blame Speil checkers myself & do the allies get armoured defoliant I have to ask myself 😉
“Armoured Shrubery”? Perhaps it’s the Bavarian chapter of the Knights Who Say Ni.
StuG III should have a 7.5cm short gun stats, as the Pz IV.
and the PaK 36 is a 37mm gum.
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Any list for the Norwegian Army 1940?