List RM13
by Mark Bevis
Teeth ArmInfantry Battalion
3 Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 rifle sqds, 3 LMG 1 platoon: 2 AAMMG, 2 horses 1 Support Company:
2 platoons@ 2-6 MMG, pack horses 1 battery: 2x 81mm or 6x 60mm Brandt mortars, Obsolete FC 1 platoon: 2x 3.7cm PAK35 A/T guns, horses Divisional Recce Battalion
1 Cavalry Troop:
3 platoons@ 3 rifle sqds, 6 LMG, horses or motorcycles 2 Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 rifle sqds, 3 LMG, 4 trucks or motorcycles 1 platoon: 2 AAMG, 2 trucks, 2x 60mm M35 mortars 2. Regiment SupportInfantry Regiment HQ: 6 rifle sqds, horses or lorries, 5 cars with up to:
1 platoon: 3 rifle sqds, 3 LMG, horses 1 platoon: 3(13 man) rifle sqds, 3 LMG 1 Engineer Platoon: 3 rifle/engineer sqds 1 Support Company:
1 A/T Battery: 6x 37mm PAK35, horses 1 Battery: 6x 81mm mortars or 4x 75mm M15 or M39 Skoda, pack horses, Obsolete FC 3. Divisional SupportUp to:
3 platoons@ 4 rifle/engineer sqds, 2 flameguns, 2 LMG 1 AA Company:
3 platoons@ 3x AA, probably AAMG, horses 2 Artillery Battalions@
3 batteries@ 4x 100mm Skoda M14, horses 3 Artillery Battalions@
3 batteries@ 4x 75mm M1897 or 75mmL30 Krupp M03, horses 1 A/T Battery: 6x 47/32 M35, horses 1 A/T Battery: 6x 75mm PAK40 or 75mm PAK97/38 or 5cm PAk38, horses 2 Attached Pioneer Companies@
3 platoons@ 3 rifle/pioneer sqds 4. Notes
b) Infantry may have any German A/T grenade in 1943. c) The Division has 3 Infantry Regiments each of 2 battalions. d) PAK38 and PAK40 are not available until October 1942. The PAK97/38 is not available until January 1943. e) Can use Corps and Army support from List RM3A. f) Each squad has a 2 man A/T team with SMG, pistols, extra grenades, smoke grenades, mines, etc. g) From 1943 shadow Training Divisions of 3 Regiments each of 2 Infantry and 1 Artillery battalions (75mm field guns) were formed. Back to MicroMark WWII Romainia 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 2003 by Mark Bevis and MicroMark. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com |