We've partnered up with MicroMark to provide Blitzkrieg Commander IV specific army lists for historical units. We'd like the focus of these lists to be customer driven so if there's a particular division, regiment or brigade you wish to see a BKC-IV list for, at a particular time frame or battle, then please us know here or contact Mark directly on sultanbev@googlemail.com
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Wonderful idea...
Our club have started playing BKC-IV, Under the helpful tutelage of Richard Phillips, and are really enjoying it 😀
We are using our old FOW 15mm armies which have been gathering dust for about 4 years
I have a DAK force so would like to request an army list for the 15th Panzer in late 1941 😀 please
15th Panzer Division "late 1941", presumably for Operation Crusader Nov 1941, rather than the siege of Tobruk July-October ish?
Mark
Nov 1941 for Op Crusdaer would be 👍
Quote from: Shutuphippie on 27 June 2019, 06:32:12 AM
Wonderful idea...
Our club have started playing BKC-IV, Under the helpful tutelage of Richard Phillips, and are really enjoying it 😀
We are using our old FOW 15mm armies which have been gathering dust for about 4 years
Wonderful news ... we should encourage you to make a club trip to join us at next year BKCIV Boot Camp at Simbridge.
I am likewise dusting down my own 15mm FoW kit that has languished in boxes for the last 3 or so year (if not longer).
Cheers
Mark
Always happy to travel for a game so would definitely look at the bootcamp 2020
We are putting on a 10mm BKC Indo-China game a Stockton this year 😀
Do let us know what the dates are - I a can make it &/or bring up a Slimbridge 'posse' I will do.
Thanks
Mark
Hi Mr F,
It's the Battleground Show organised by Leon. I think its November 30th.
Cheers
Richard P
I would love to see Market Garden forces (for all participating countries) if that is possible please?
A
Quote from: AJ at the Bank on 30 June 2019, 03:55:04 PM
I would love to see Market Garden forces (for all participating countries) if that is possible please?
I get that to about 40 lists!! You might have to be a bit more specific.....
Mark B
Latest in the battle of Dubno June 1941 series is up:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/281536/BKCR5-Russian-12th-Tank-Division-8th-Mechanised-Corps-Russia-June-1941
Mark B
At each month end I'll post a list of all the lists made so far, thus to date:
BKCG1: German 29th Panzer Grenadier Division, Italy, September 1943-February 1944
BKCG2: German 15th Panzer Division, North Africa, November-December 1941
BKCG3: German 11th Panzer Division, Russia, June-July 1941
BKCG4: German 13th Panzer Division, Russia, June-July 1941
BKCR5: Russian 12th Tank Division, 8th Mechanised Corps, Russia, June 1941
and the following are in the pipeline:
BKCR6: Russian 34th Tank Division, 8th Mechanised Corps, Russia, June 1941
BKCR7: Russian 7th Mechanised Division, 8th Mechanised Corps, Russia, June 1941
BKCR8: Russian 40th Tank Division, 19th Mechanised Corps, Russia, June 1941
BKCR9: Russian 43rd Tank Division, 19th Mechanised Corps, Russia, June 1941
BKCR10: Russian 213th Mechanised Division, 19th Mechanised Corps, Russia, June 1941
BKCR11: Russian Corps Motorcycle Regiment, Mechanised Corps, June 1941
Mark
Next up in the Russians for June 1941:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/281613/BKCR6-Russian-34th-Tank-Division-8th-Mechanised-Corps-Russia-June-1941
Mark B
Next two Russian lists are available:
BKCR6: Russian 34th Tank Division, 8th Mechanised Corps, Russia, June 1941
BKCR7: Russian 7th Mechanised Division, 8th Mechanised Corps, Russia, June 1941
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/281677/BKCR7-Russian-7th-Mechanised-Division-Russia-June-1941
Mark B
53rd Welch division 1944 please.
Wasn't sure which part of 1944 you wanted, so started with the earlier part of it's campaign in NW Europe:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/281752/BKCB12-British-53rd-Welch-Infantry-Division-NW-Europe-JuneAugust-1944
Mark
The rather feeble Soviet 40th Tank Division is now available:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/281806/BKCR8-Russian-40th-Tank-Division-19th-Mechanised-Corps-Russia-June-1941
If you like hordes of amphibious tanks, this list is for you...... :-
Mark B
Hi Mark
If not the 40 lists for whole of Market Garden at once (!) ....how about XXX Corps or 1st Airborne Div please sir?
Adam
Yep, 1st Airborne Division and then 30th Corps is doable.
Latest Russian list is now available:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/281961/BKCR9-Russian-43rd-Tank-Division-19th-Mechanised-Corps-Russia-June-1941
Mark B
Great news!
Thanks Mark
AJ at the Bank, and hopefully lots of other customers:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/282031/BKCB21-British-1st-Airborne-Division-NW-Europe-September-1944
Mark
Cheers Mark, can't resist an Arnhem list!
Very handy to have all the info (game stats and historical formations and equipment) all together in one place.
Good stuff, glad you like it.
Wondering what people think of the putting of names of commanders to units?
I'm sure it'll add more reverence to your forces if you know that HQ stand is Lt-Colonel Frost for example or Brigadier Hackett :)
I've no intention to spend valuable time looking for names of battalion and brigade commanders, but if I come across them in a convenient lump, I will add them to future lists. If anyone perchance comes across battalion and regiment/brigade commander names for lists I've already done, feel free to pass the information on.
Mark B
Excellent stuff - thanks Mark!
Next up, Russian 213th Mechanised Division June 1941
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/282111/BKCR10-Russian-213th-Mechanised-Division-19th-Mechanised-Corps-Russia-June-1941
Mark B
Next up, generic list for the 1941 Russian Motorcycle Regiments of the Mechanised Corps:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/282303/BKCR11-Russian-Corps-Motorcycle-Regiment-Mechanised-Corps-Russia-June-1941
I cite this as the WW2 infantry platoon type with the most LMGs, more than a British Carrier Platoon, and nowhere else can you get motorcycle combination mounted flamethrowers! :D
Mark B
First up for 30th Corps at Arnhem, the support units including 2nd Household Cavalry Regiment, 73rd Anti-tank Regiment and 5th AGRA
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/282345/BKCB22-British-30th-Corps-Support-Units-NW-Europe-September-1944
Mark B
All sides for May 1940 would be good
Cheers
Ian
Some more releases:
BKCG13: German 14th Panzer Division, Russia, June-July 1941
BKCB23: British Grenadier Guards Battlegroup, 5th Guards Armoured Brigade, Guards Armoured Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCB24: British Irish Guards Battlegroup, 5th Guards Armoured Brigade, Guards Armoured Division, NW Europe, September 1944
https://www.wargamevault.com/browse/pub/3426/MicroMark-Army-Lists/subcategory/5776_33007/BLITZKRIEG-COMMANDER-IV-ARMY-LISTS
Mark B
Next up is a variation of List BKCB24, the Irish Guards battlegroup as laid out for the initial advance of 30th Corps on the afternoon of 17th December 1944. It is pre-formatted into BKC formations and shows typical cross-attachments that make a mess of initial neat TOEs.
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/282839/BKCB25-British-Irish-Guards-Battlegroup-5th-Guards-Armoured-Brigade-Guards-Armoured-Division-17th-September-1944
It includes a barrage from 300+ guns and air support from over 110 Tiffies :)
Mark B
Excellent thank you ive got them and they are excellent to be going on with im hoping for the 53RD Welch IN Holland and Germany late 1944-45.
One more for Barbarossa:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/282986/BKCG14-German-16th-Panzer-Division-Russia-JuneJuly-1941
Mark
Productive day today, four new lists for your wargaming pleasure :D
BKCG15: German 57th Infantry Division, Russia, June-July 1941
BKCB26: British Coldstream Guards Battlegroup, 32nd Guards Brigade, Guards Armoured Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCB27: British Welsh Guards Battlegroup, 32nd Guards Brigade, Guards Armoured Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCB28: British 43rd Wessex Infantry Division, NW Europe, September 1944
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/283055/BKCB28-British-43rd-Wessex-Infantry-Division-NW-Europe-September-1944
Mark B
Hi Mark B
Minor error on the excellent British 1st Airborne Division list, 3 Para were commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel John A.C. Fitch, not Finch. ;)
Cheers Paul
Thanks Paul, should be corrected now.
Latest release:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/283174/BKCG16-German-75th-Infantry-Division-Russia-JuneJuly-1941
Mark B
Spent today revisiting the Russian 12th Tank Division 1941, revised file is now up:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/281536/BKCR5-Russian-12th-Tank-Division-8th-Mechanised-Corps-Russia-June-1941
And all the German 1941 Russian front lists have been updated with notes on air support, ie they had no Stukas around the battle of Dubno!
Mark B
Next up in the Arnhem series, the British 50th Division, it's main unique feature at this time was the AA regiment having all of it's Bofors mounted on trucks.
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/283360/BKCB29-British-50th-Infantry-Division-NW-Europe-September-1944
Mark B
Bit slow progress today, only one upload so far:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/283642/BKCR17-Russian-20th-Tank-Division-9th-Mechanised-Corps-Russia-June-1941
Mark B
Next up for Arnhem is the 8th Armoured Brigade:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/283719/BKCB30-British-8th-Armoured-Brigade-NW-Europe-September-1944
Mark B
To complete the British 30th Corps in September 1944, the Free Dutch Prinses Irene Brigade:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/283727/BKCD31-Dutch-Princes-Irene-Brigade-NW-Europe-September-1944
This had an unusual organisation that doesn't translate too well into BKC format, but this is my take on it, for what it's worth. For the actual TOE, see MicroMark List D42.
Mark B
Couple more Russian lists done:
BKCR18: Russian 35th Tank Division, 9th Mechanised Corps, Russia, June 1941
BKCR19: Russian 131st Mechanised Division, 9th Mechanised Corps, Russia, June 1941
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/284145/BKCR19-Russian-131st-Mechanised-Division-9th-Mechanised-Corps-Russia-June-1941
Mark B
Was wondering about some German Western Theater of Operations army lists like the 21st Div or 12th Hitler Jungend? And German units during Market Garden?
Also Canadian 3rd Div and British 3rd Div and 27th Armour - I'm going for a bit of a Normandy thing.
Thanks for your good work here.
Noted, I have been collecting info on the German units at Arnhem. lots of Kampfegruppes to find out about!
Progress may be slow as we've had a family bereavement, so have got somewhat behind on jobs to say the least.
Mark
My condolences Mark
Condolences Mark. Stay strong
Next one up, not a request but one I felt like doing, just to get back into the swing of things:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/300518/BKCG39-German-212th-Volksgrenadier-Division-Ardennes-December-1944
(includes 80th Corps, 7th Army support units)
Mark
Just purchased the rules. Please could you do a breakdown of the 7th Armoured division fighting in Normandy 1944?
Good to see you back in the swing of things Mark.
Here we go, back to the requests:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/301397/BKCA45-American-28th-Infantry-Division-Ardennes-December-1944
Enjoy!
Mark
and the corresponding corps and army support list, with all the fandabidozi big guns and loads of engineers, and for something different, French light infantry battalions:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/301402/BKCA46-American-8th-Corps-and-3rd-Army-Support-Ardennes-December-1944
Mark
Next up the American 99th Infantry Division for the beginnings of the Ardennes campaign:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/301612/BKCA47-American-99th-Infantry-Division-Ardennes-December-1944
Mark
Next up the American 5th Corps and 1st Army support units:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/302971/BKCA48-American-5th-Corps-and-1st-Army-Support-Ardennes-December-1944
Includes the 102nd Cavalry Group, Mechanised, if you ever feel like fielding a whole recce list...
Mark
Next up, the one you've all been waiting for :-
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/303234/BKCG40-German-21st-Panzer-Division-Normandy-June-1944
Mark
Love it, a target for 2/KSLI and the Staffordshire Yeomanry!
Another marathon writing session. These big lists take about 4 days to write, so ideally I should be selling 100 copies at least. Please share far and wide on your social media, another requested list:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/304046/BKCG41-German-12th-SS-Hitler-Jugend-Panzer-Division-Normandy-June-1944
Includes Wittman and his Tigers, and the rarely covered divisional and corps Escort Companies. The 12th SS Panzer Division was a big beastie, with lots of little extra units, enjoy ;)
Mark
Next one up, British 3rd Assault Infantry Division June 1944 with Beach Groups (yes, you too can field 3.7" AA guns on table ;) )
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/304136/BKCB42-British-3rd-Infantry-Assault-Division-Normandy-June-1944
Includes 1st Corps support units such 4th AGRA, Inns of Court Armoured Car Regiment and 62nd Anti-tank Regiment.
Mark
Next requested list up:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/304360/BKCC43-Canadian-3rd-Infantry-Assault-Division-Normandy-June-1944
Mark
And another D-Day list:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/304371/BKCB44-British-27th-Armoured-Brigade-Normandy-June-1944
Not likely to be used as a stand-alone list, individual regiments can be attached to infantry divisions as per your scenario.
Mark
Another D-Day list now available:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/305454/BKCB49-British-7th-Armoured-Division-Normandy-June-1944
Mark
Nice Mark
Any chance of the Hermann Göring Fallschirm Panzer Divisions, 1944 Italy?
And, at the same timer, perhaps 1st Infantry and 2nd Armored Divisions (US), 1944 Italy?
Hi,
This is my first post on the forum. First Pendraken order is actually shipping today.
As you might discern from my screen name, I'm interested in the North Africa campaign. I've ordered several army lists from wargame vault:
BKCG2 German 15th Panzer Division, North Africa, November-December 1941 (this is great! specific to BKCIV)
G483 German Kampfgruppe Stephan, North Africa, 18th-20th November 1941 (covers the same period as BKCG2, but not specific to BKCIV. published 2020.)
B399 British 4th Armoured Brigade, Gabr Saleh, North Africa, 19th November 1941 (love this. published 2020, but not specific to BCKIV)
Question. If BKCG2 was one of the first specific army lists published, where are the opponent army lists? B399 is great, but I would prefer a specific version. And what about the other units, on both sides, in Operation Crusader? It is clear that Mark Bevis is researching the period. Are the BKCIV lists not commercially successful? Is that why the more recent lists are more generic than specific to BKCIV?
Impatiently awaiting my order. ;) Working on barbed wired to pass the time. But, that's a different post.
Jerboa
Hi there, welcome to the madhouse :D and thanks for the purchases. Thought I'd be hearing from you looking at your other posts.
I'm afraid Covid19 threw out all the scheduling of my writing completely and am now about 3 months behind with BKCIV list writing. :'(
All the BKC lists are requests, apart from BKCG1 the 29th Panzer Grenadiers, which was a personal test list if you like. So if no opposing forces have been written, it's because no one asked.
The BKCIV lists have proven to be quite good sellers, so will be doing a lot more as time goes on.
The more generic lists are my standard fodder, if you like, but in the case of the North African lists, have also been a part of a particular contract for another customer.
Anyway, the idea is, to save me doing all the work, ie, finding out what lists and units to do, customers request named units for particular dates, and I'll do them as soon as I can.
So if someone does a blanket request for the entire Op Crusader lists, it might take a year or two (someone asked for the entire May 1940 campaign, it is about 320 lists!!!), but if you ask for specific divisions or brigades for a set date/battle, it'll be much much sooner, pandemics not withstanding.....
Mark
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the reply. I really appreciate your lists.
I think the following divisions would permit lots of great historical actions during Op Crusader:
-- German 15th Panzer (already covered in BKCG2 published 2020)
-- British 7th Armored Divsion (4th, 7th, 22nd Armored Brigades) (expand on B139, B140, B399, etc.)
-- German d.b.V Africa Division (later 90th Light Infantry)
-- Italian 'Ariete' Division (is this IT15 published 1998?)
-- New Zealand 6th Infantry Division
-- Indian 4th Infantry Division
I've bought all of your lists associated with units. The convenience of a BKC-specific list would be nice to have. Some of these are new.
Cheers,
Jerboa
I've added them to the to-do list. I have earmarked September to do the outstanding BKCIV lists, so they'll be a while I'm afraid.
List IT15 is an older list for Ariete, List IT51-52 is a 2012 update and probably much more accurate, although theoretical rather than actual.
Mark
Thanks Mark. The lists may be done before my figs get here.
Cheers
Quote from: Jerboa on 17 August 2020, 07:38:20 PM
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-- New Zealand 6th Infantry Division
...
Cheers,
Jerboa
Hi Jerboa,
I suspect you have conflated the
- New Zealand 2nd Division
- Australian 6th Division
The organisations were similar but different
Regards,
Paul (a Kiwi)
Quote from: paulr on 17 August 2020, 08:19:07 PM
Hi Jerboa,
I suspect you have conflated the
- New Zealand 2nd Division
- Australian 6th Division
The organisations were similar but different
Regards,
Paul (a Kiwi)
I'm reading as fast as i can, but I think 2nd NZ is right. From wikipedia:
"The 2nd New Zealand Division moved into Libya on the night of 18 November and began its contribution to the offensive three days later. The 6th Brigade was initially brought up the rear while 4th and 5th Brigades advanced on 21 November. The former targeted the Bardia–Tobruk highway and while the latter the area around Bardia and Sollum. The 6th Brigade, as planned, was detached to XXX Corps and sent to Sidi Rezegh to provide infantry support to the armoured units there. The brigade moved to Bir el Hariga with the 25th Battalion leading alongside the 24th Battalion.[17] However, the following day the situation at Sidi Rezegh had deteriorated, and 6th Brigade was ordered to advance to Point 175, set up a perimeter and then make contact with the 5th South African Brigade, which was in some difficulty, at Sidi Rezegh."
"The 6th Brigade was strung out along Sidi Rezegh in pockets, vulnerable to a counter-attack, and elements of the 15th Panzer Division made contact on 28 November. By 30 November, 6th Brigade was surrounded and after midday the Italian Ariete Division and 15th Panzer Division began attacking with tanks and infantry. Despite the support of anti-tank guns, both 24th and 26th Battalions were overrun. The survivors, and what remained of 25th Battalion, managed to withdraw before Sidi Rezegh was overrun."
Yes the New Zealanders were heavily involved in Operation Crusader, the Australians were in Syria at the time
"The organisations were similar but different"
Aye, the Aussies had a lot more Vickers MMG than a British TOE. This is one of the reasons I've stopped doing generic lists and now do division specific lists. When I started back in the 1990s there wasn't that much info to go on, but now it has swung the other way and no one person can ever collate every detail out there about each division or brigade.
The advantage of the Wargames Vault system though is that customers get free updates when new info is added to a list, for as long as the Wargames Vault exists.
As an aside, although the lock down has disrupted writing temporarily, profits from sales have gone mostly into books this year, many on WW2, as research material towards future lists.
Mark
Thanks Mark. If you ever need a proofreader (or just another pair of old eyes), please don't hesitate to ask. I'm an obsessive researcher by trade.
Are the old Nafziger lists still around?
Cheers,
Jerboa
Oh yes, I have all of the old Nafziger files stashed on my pc. Not sure if the downloads are still around en masse, although individual ones still come up on google searches.
They are a good starting point, although several of the German WW2 ones have transcribing errors, eg putting a May's regimental organisation into an August list, but I've found most are easy to spot once cross-referenced with more recent data.
Yes, I'm an obsessive researcher by trade too :)
The Wayback machine is your friend ;)
Quote from: Spicker on 20 March 2020, 11:37:59 AM
Any chance of the Hermann Göring Fallschirm Panzer Divisions, 1944 Italy?
And, at the same timer, perhaps 1st Infantry and 2nd Armored Divisions (US), 1944 Italy?
Spicker, Any particular months or specific battle?
Mark
Welcome aboard.
Back in the BKC writing mode, 101st Airborne for Normandy
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/327653/BKCA50-American-101st-Airborne-Division-Normandy-June-1944
inlcudes known Corps attachments for the ground fighting during June 1944, an alternative layout for an artillery battalion with no guns, and the enigmatic "Provisional Airborne Naval Shore Fire Control Parties"....
Mark
And the 101st for Arnhem:
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/327774/BKCA51-American-101st-Airborne-Division-Holland-September-1944
Divisional assets only.
Next batch of requested lists, here we have the German forces of 7th Army defending the Westwall in September 1944:
BKCG52: German 1st SS Panzer Division Leibstandarte, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG53: German Kampfgruppe Milius, 12th SS Panzer Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG54: German 2nd SS Panzer Division, NW Europe, September 1944 (double list)
BKCG55: German 2nd Panzer Division, NW Europe, September 1944 (double list)
BKCG56: German 172nd Infantry Division, NW Europe, September 1944 (double list)
BKCG57: German 183rd Volksgrenadier Division, Aachen, September 1944
BKCG58: German 49th Infantry Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG59: German 246th Volksgrenadier Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG60: German 12th Infantry Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG61: German 275th Infantry Division, NW Europe, September 1944 (double list)
BKCG62: German 353rd Infantry Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG63: German 347th Infantry Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG64: German 36th Grenadier Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG65: German 89th Infantry Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG66: German Kampfgruppe von Hauser, Panzer Lehr Division, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG67: German 5th Fallschirmjager Division, NW Europe, September 1944
If you're fed up of uber Germans with high CV and high tech equipment, some of these lists will be the antidote you need. There's even a CV6 unit in there somewhere. Russians, Luftwaffe, pensioners with rifles, Fortress Battalions, Landesschutzen battalions (Landwehr), all fun stuff. The SS and Panzer units were a shadow of their former selves, here we have Panzer Regiments that have 3 model tanks. :)
superb set of ideas.
One more today in the same theme:
BKCG68: German 116th Panzer Division, NW Europe, 14th September 1944
I think from summer '44 onwards,
some of the Volksgrenadier units were better equipped than the regular Army units.
due to the Nazi Hierarchy losing faith in the regular Army, (and in some cases the SS units)
a lot of the Volks units were 'sponsored" by the Gauleiters and so got extra weapons.
regards
Sean
Another one, this time one for fans of the Panzer IIL...
BKCG69: German 9th Panzer Division, NW Europe, 1st September 1944 (double list)
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/333501/BKCG69-German-9th-Panzer-Division-NW-Europe-1st-September-1944
Mark
And snuck another one in for the West Wall:
BKCG70: German 105th Panzer Brigade, NW Europe, September 1944
Next stop, Arnhem!
Mark
The first batch of German lists for Arnhem and surrounding areas:
BKCG71: German 9th SS Panzer Division, NW Europe, 3rd September 1944
BKCG72: German 712th Infantry Division, NW Europe, August-September 1944
BKCG73: German 719th Infantry Division, NW Europe, August-September 1944
Wow you have been busy.
Next three:
BKCG74: German SS Grenadier Regiment Landstorm Nederlands, May-October 1944
BKCG75: German 176th "Kranken" Division, NW Europe, August-October 1944 (double list)
BKCG76: German Kampfgruppe Chill, Holland, 5th-8th September 1944 (double list)
Very busy :)
Just a couple more new releases today:
BKCG77: German 6th Fallschirmjager Regiment von Der Heydte, Holland, September 1944
BKCG78: German 245th Infantry Division, NW Europe, September 1944 (double list)
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/345729/BKCG77-German-6th-Fallschirmjager-Regiment-von-Der-Heydte-Holland-September-1944
Next batch:
BKCG79: German 59th Infantry Division, NW Europe, 17th September 1944
BKCG80: German Hermann Goring Paratroop Armour Replacement & Training Regiment, NW Europe, September 1944
BKCG81: German Fallschirmjager Division Erdmann, NW Europe, September 1944
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/345907/BKCG81-German-Fallschirmjager-Division-Erdmann-NW-Europe-September-1944
Next up in the Arnhem saga:
BKCG82: German Kampfgruppe Walther, Neerpeldt Bridgehead, 13-17th September 1944
BKCG83: German Kampfgruppes Krafft, Weber, Helle, Arnhem, 17th September 1944
BKCG84: German SS Kampfgruppes von Allworden, Harder, Spindler, Arnhem, 17th-18th September 1944
BKCG85: German 9th SS Armoured Recce Battalion, Arnhem area, 17-25th September 1944
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/346034/BKCG84-German-SS-Kampfgruppes-von-Allworden-Harder-Spindler-Arnhem-17th18th-September-1944
Next batch
BKCG86: German SS Unterfuhrer Schule Arnhem, Arnhem, 17th-18th September 1944
BKCG87: German Division von Tettau, Arnhem, 17th September 1944
BKCG88: German Division von Tettau, Arnhem, 18th September 1944
BKCG89: German Division von Tettau, Arnhem, 19th September 1944
BKCG90: German Kampfgruppes Koeppel & Walther, Eindhoven area, 18th September 1944
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/346462/BKCG89-German-Division-von-Tettau-Arnhem-19th-September-1944
The Germans for Arnhem (and outlying areas) continues:
BKCG91: German 10th SS Panzer Division, NW Europe, 5th September 1944
BKCG92: German Kampfgruppes Brinkmann, Nickmann, Sonnenstuhl, Knaust, von Svobada, Arnhem, 18th September 1944
BKCG93: German Kampfgruppes Frundsberg, Reinhold, Euling, Henke, 21st SS Pz.Gr. Regiment, Nijmegen, 18th September 1944
BKCG94: German Korps Feldt, Holland, 16-17th September 1944
BKCG95: German Korps Feldt, Groesbeek Heights, Holland 18th-19th September 1944
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/347251/BKCG94-German-Korps-Feldt-Holland-1617th-September-1944
Next batch of requested lists up, and that takes us over 100 BKC lists
BKCG96: German Fallschirmjager Kampfgruppe Becker, Holland, 20th September 1944
BKCG97: German Fallschirmjager Kampfgruppe Hermann, Holland, 20th September 1944
BKCG98: German Kampfgruppe Jungwirth, Holland, 18th-23rd September 1944
BKCG99: German Kampfgruppe Zuber, Holland, 18th-26th September 1944
BKCG100: Geman Kampfgruppe Rink/Lentz, Holland, 18th-26th September 1944
BKCG101: German Kampfgruppe Spindler, Arnhem, 19th September 1944
BKCG102: German Sperrverband Harzer, Holland, 21st-22nd September 1944
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Mark
Hi Mark
Just downloaded the German Kampfgruppes Krafft, Weber, Helle, Arnhem, 17th September 1944 list, great work as usual, many thanks.
Cheers Paul
First two lists in the May 1940 chapter are out:
BKCBL107: Belgian 11th Infantry Division, Belgium, May 1940
BKCBL108: Belgian 16th Infantry Division, Belgium, May 1940
Mark
I would like to see some Pacific/Asia theater lists. Particularly the New Guinea and Solomon Islands campaigns. But I would be happy with anything in the Pacific/Asia theater .
Quote from: Zookie on 17 April 2021, 06:23:20 PM
I would like to see some Pacific/Asia theater lists. Particularly the New Guinea and Solomon Islands campaigns. But I would be happy with anything in the Pacific/Asia theater .
2nd that. My favourite theatre.
US 2nd Armoured Division