List BN8
by Mark Bevis
1. Teeth ArmArmoured Battalion
2 Companies@ CHQ: 1x Panzer IVG or H 3 platoons@ 4x Panzer IVG or H 1 Company:
3 platoons@ 5x LT vz35 Motorised Infantry Battalion
3 Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 rifle squads, 2 LMG, 4 trucks 1 platoon: 2 MMG, 1 truck 1 Support Company:
1 platoon: 4x 3.7cm PAK35 or 5cm PAk38, 4 trucks, 1 MMG 1 platoon: 4x 8.1cm Gr34 mortars, 2 trucks, Assigned FC Brigade Recce Battalion
1 Company:
6 platoons@ 2x Sdkfz 222, 1x Sdkfz 223 1 Company:
3 platoons@ 4 rifle squads, 4 LMG, M/C combinations 1 Support Company:
1 platoon: 4x 3.7cm PAK35, 2 MMG, 4 trucks 1 platoon: 4x 8.1cm Gr34 mortars, 2 trucks, Assigned FC 2. Regiment SupportArmoured Regiment HQ: 3x Panzer IVG or H with
Motorised Regiment HQ: 5 rifle sqds, 4 lorries 3. Brigade Support (actually divisional level)Up to:
2 platoons@ 3x 7.5cm PAK40, 3 trucks 2 Anti-tank Companies@
3 platoons@ 3x 5cm PAK38, 3 trucks 2 Engineer Companies@
1-3 platoons@ 1-3 rifle/engineer sqds, 1 lorry, no equipment 1 Artillery Battalion:
3 batteries@ 4x 10.5cm FH18M, 4 lorries, radio van 1 Artillery Battalion:
1 battery: 4x 75mm Fk16, 4 trucks, radio truck 2 batteries@ 4x 15cm sFH18, 4 lorries, radio van 1 AA Battery: 6 rifle squads, 0-6x 8.8cm Flak37, 6 lorries 1 AA Company: 1-6 rifle squads, 0-9x 3.7cm Flak37, trucks 1 AA Company:
1-4 platoons@ 1-3x 2cm Flak38, truck tows 4. Notes
b) Infantry may have limited amounts of Panzerwurfmine anti-tank grenades. Any LMG can be replaced by GPMG. No APCR or HEAT rounds available. c) The "Brigade", actually of divisional size, has one Armoured Regiment of two Armoured Battalions, and a Motorised Regiment of two battalions. d) During this period the Regiment was in trainin, despite the best efforts of German advisors to train the unit up to an efficient combat level. e) Can use Corps support from List BN3. Back to MicroMark WWII Bulgarian List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark WWII National List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark Period List of TO&Es Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 2004 by Mark Bevis and MicroMark. This article appears in MagWeb.com (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com |