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The mainstay of Germany’s ten Panzer divisions in 1940 are the light armoured companies (Leichte Panzerkompanie) equipped with light Panzer I and II tanks. The fighting power of these tanks...
Road networks are the heart of supply and communication across the battlefield. In the central landscapes of Europe modern sealed roads have replaced the rutted trails of the wartime landscape....
Panzer III EThe Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. E (or Panzer III E) was an excellent design, combining good manoeuverability, firepower and armour. The Panzer III series of tanks became the most...
Each company usually has a platoon of 25mm anti-tank guns attached from the battalion machine-gun and support weapons squadron which were often carried Portee on Laffly trucks. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS:...
The French organised batteries d’anti-char auto-moteurs (BACA), or self-propelled anti-tank bat-teries, of Laffly W15 TCC (T for tracteur or tractor and CC for Chasseur de char, or tank-hunter) tank-hunters when...
The French designed their Automitrailleuse de Découverte (AMD), Deep Reconnaissance Armoured Cars, to advance far ahead of their division to locate the enemy and report their movements. As they were...
Even though they are toy soldiers, your troops react to heavy fire like real soldiers. Sometimes they get pinned down or bail out of their tanks. They can dig foxholes...
A set of high quality French themed dice for use with Flames Of War or any other wargames.
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20x Themed Dice
The infantry tanks' role is to accompany the infantry across No Man’s Land at a walking pace. Most tanks are in inde-pendent battalions, but four armoured divisions group most of...
The Royal Tank Regiment has a tradition of professionalism dating back to its formation in the First World War. The Army Tank Brigade is well-prepared and ready for battle. The...
Batteries of the Royal Artillery and Royal Horse Artillery fought in support of the BEF throughout their brief campaign in Belgium and France in 1940. In the delaying actions during...
When the British Expeditionary Force first arrived in France there was a shortage of trained junior officers, so only the first rifle platoon in a company was commanded by subalterns...
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