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Infantry |
Tank Platoon (radio equiped)
Tank Platoon (radio equiped)
SP Artillery (radio equiped)
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ISU-152, +1 PC, 2 smoke
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ISU-152, 2 smoke
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1st Infantry Company
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HQ
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1st Platoon
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+1 PC
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Rifle Squad w/ ATR
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Rifle Squad w/ ATR
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Rifle Squad w/ ATR
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2nd Platoon
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+1 PC
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Rifle Squad w/ ATR
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Rifle Squad w/ ATR
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Rifle Squad w/ ATR
2nd Infantry Company
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HQ
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1st Platoon
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+1 PC
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SMG Squad w/ ATR
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SMG Squad w/ ATR
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SMG Squad w/ ATR
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2nd Platoon
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+1 PC
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SMG Squad w/ ATR
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SMG Squad w/ ATR
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SMG Squad w/ ATR
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Notes:
1. ISU-152 have 3 smoke shoots each.
2. Direct smoke shoots are expended whether or
not the smoke is effective.
3 Inafntry company MG can be independant or attached
to a platoon.
4. All forces are veteran.
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All AFVs are PST. One of the IS-2 models is actually
a PST KV-122 kit (Supposedly these were rebuilt KV-85s with an IS-2 turret
plopped on the KV chassis - not very common, but an interesting model,
nonetheless). The ISU-122 and 152 kits have identical parts sprues,
so I left the gun and mantlet assemblies loose to switch on the same chassis,
depending on which model is needed. I use a little bit of "Hold It"
type putty/plaster to ensure the guns don't fall off!
The figures are mostly Revell, with a smattering of ESCI,
including the very old hard plastic ESCI molds, which I am certain
were scaled up and only slightly modified by Airfix for
their 1/32 figures and Tamiya for some of their 1/35 scale Soviet figures.
This picture shows the two squads that were allocated
for the recce phase of the game. The white chips represent the number
of smoke shoots both ISU-152 have.
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