List G48
by Mark Bevis
1. Corps SupportUp to: 3 Smoke Mortar Companies@
2 batteries@ 4x 10.5cm Nb35 mortars, 4 GPMG, trucks, no HE ammo 25 Dive Bomber Flights@ 4x Ju-87B Stukas 20 Fighter Flights@ 4x Me-110C or D 65 Fighter Flights@ 4x Me-109E 75 Bomber Flights@ 4x Do-17Z or He-111P or He-111H or Ju-88A-1 12 Recce Sections@ 1x Hs-126 scout plane 3 Flak Companies@
3 platoons@ 4x 8.8cm Flak37, 4x Sdkfz 7 4 Flak Companies@
4 platoons@ 3x 2cm Flak30 or 3.7cm Flak37, 3 trucks 2 Flak Companies@
4 platoons@ 3x Sdkfz 10/4 1 Flak Company:
4 platoons@ 4x Sdkfz 6/2 3 MG Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 MMG, 2 trucks 3 Panzerjager Companies@
3 platoons@ 4x Panzerjager 1 3 Artillery Battalions@
3 batteries@ 4x 10.5cm FH18, horses, 1 GPMG 26 guns sections@ 1x 7.5cm FK16nA, fixed on the barges 1 Amphibious Panzer Battalion:
3 Companies@
1 platoon: 4x SchwimmPanzer IIC 2 platoons@ 4x TauchPanzer IIIF, 1x TauchPz.IIIG with 5cmL42 1 platoon: 4x TauchPanzer IV 1 FlammPanzer Company:
3 platoons@ 1x Panzer IIIF, 4x FlammPanzer IIB 4 Pioneer Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 rifle/pioneer sqds 9 Engineer Companies@
3 platoons@ 3 rifle/engineer sqds, 3 GPMG, 1 flamethrower 2. Army SupportUp to:
2 platoons@ 3x StuG IIIA or B, 1x Sdkfz 251/3 1 Amphibious Panzer Battalion: as in Corps support 3 Cycle Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 rifle sqds, 3 GPMG, cycles 1 Recce Company:
1 platoon: 6x Sdkfz 231 8 rad 2 platoons@ 2x Sdkfz 221, 2x Sdkfz 222, 2x Sdkfz 223 3 Rocket Battalions@
3 batteries@ 6x 28cm/32cm Nebelwerfer 41, 6 trucks, radio truck 2 Artillery Battalions@
3 batteries@ 4x 15cm sFH18 or K18, 4x Sdkfz 7, radio van 6 Artillery Battalions@
3 batteries@ 4x 10.5cm K18, 4x Sdkfz 7, radio van 1 Artillery Battalion:
3 batteries@ 2x 24cm K3, 4 lorries, radio van 1 Artillery Battalion:
3 batteries@ 2x 24cm vz16, 4 lorries, radio van 1 Artillery Battalion:
2 batteries@ 5x 21cm K39, 10 lorries, radio van 1 Rail Battery: 1x 21cm K5, pre-planned fire from France
4 Brandenburg Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 rifle/SMG sqds, 8 GPMG, 1 PzB39, M/C Combos 3. Naval Transport NotesUp to:
The lead Infantry Battalion, Brandenburg Companies, plus divisional non- <:f200,,>motorised engineer companies can have 2 armoured (bullet proof only) powered barges per company each carrying motor launches and dingies for up to 2 companies in total. 1 powered ferry per tank platoon.
Divisional towed guns (2cm Flak, PAK35, 10.5cm FH18) can be fixed onto the barges, at one gun per troop carrying barge. Corps towed guns (2cm & 3.7cm Flak, 10.5cm FH18, 10.5cm NB35) can be fixed onto barges, at
one gun per troop carrying barge.
4. Notesa) Radios are in all AFV and other CHQs. b) Infantry have no A/T grenades. No HEAT or APCR rounds available. c) 2nd wave units were carried in transport shps and had to use returning 1st wave barges for unloading. d) On steep beaches the barges ground 250m out, and up to 750m out on shallow beaches. Vehicles (except M/C) and horses cannot be unloaded until 15-45 minutes after beaching due to the tide. Bow ramps take 5-20 minutes to set up if not under fire. e) Amphibious tanks (TauchPz.III, IV, and SchwimmPz.II) are released 500-1000m off shore. f) Guns mounted on barges can be used for direct fire whilst approaching shore and whilst beached. It was intended that they would be dismounted and pulled onshore whenever possible. g) Every battalion has a CBW recce/decontamination section in a specially equipped Sdkfz 11 or on foot attached, as British forces had stocks of mustard gas, and every intention of using it! Back to MicroMark WWII German 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 1997-2002 by Mark Bevis and MicroMark. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com |