US ARMOR AND CAVALRY BATTALIONS OF THE COLD WAR 1950-90

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Just what it says.

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Battalions 2 covers Tank Battalions and Battalions 3 covers Recon, Armored and Air Cavalry units.

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Nice job Paul. That must have taken some time to research.

[Epoletov [SPR].]

Thanks is useful in campaign " T-80 Part 2 - 1998 ";)

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Hi Marcus, Yep. It did. I'm doing it mostly so I don't go digging in half a dozen books. I'm not sure what's next. I may just roll things up into Brigade/Regimental TOEs. Seems to be about the size of many games.
Or I'll do another country. Suggestions?

Epoletov- TOE is different in 1998.

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It would be nice to have a TO&E for GSF Germany in the mid 70's. I tried to locate material about a decade ago for that, but never got very far. Bought a book called Est vs West, but I found enough things wrong with it that I wondered about the things I didn't find. The Russians are still secretive about it, even though there is no need. Habit I guess. When the Cavalry was transferred to the trenchs in WW1 they were still required to carry their sabers and wear their spurs. One of the Mysteries of the military mind.

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Okay Grummi, that won't be too hard as I gots some old DIA pubs, Army STs and an old copy of Isby's " Weapons and Tactics of the Soviet Army". GSFG and GSFC which translates to the First and Second Western Fronts and the Central Front. My days in S-2 were not a total waste ;)

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With a 1500 HP stove, I figured you for the fastest slider in NATO.
I sent a re-do of the treasure Island snowball fight. I set the vision in single digit range, so your bulges will provide sound echos for navigation. At least until I fire up my engines. I was nice, I left the ski troops back at the barracks, slurpin down the borche.