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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/14/2015 5:56:02 AM

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The list of tanks of the Red Army - June 1941

Light Tank T-18 - 868(???) tanks

The tanks-encyclopedia article says that all were retired either before 1932 or soon afterwords. It also says that about 200 were taken out of depots and upgraded to M standard (with the 45mm gun) and these were the ones that saw action against the Germans.
http://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/soviet/soviet_T18.php

By the beginning of 1938, the Red Army had 868 T-18 (including T-18M MC-1 Model 1938).

No, later, most part of these tanks was used in the construction of fortified zones on the western border.

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/14/2015 7:03:08 AM

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Karaganov
I accidentally found a fantastic site about Soviet military equipment

Engines of the Red War in WW2
http://www.o5m6.de

I think it will be interesting for you
I'm just delighted with this website !!!

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/14/2015 8:11:00 AM

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Karaganov

About mortar units

After acceptance on arms 120-mm mortar in 1938, were formed by the first separate mortar battalions in the Red Army

Staff of a separate mortar battalion. 1941.
Headquarters (30 people).
Three mortar battery (each 90 people and 12 - 120-mm mortars)
Transport company (50 people).

Total - 36 120-mm mortars.
Soviet heavy mortar battalions were fully motorized

In January 1942 the Soviet command created a new level of unit - Mortar Regiment (800 people).

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/16/2015 6:09:45 AM

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Wow!
Karaganov !!!
Did you see it ???
What are the islands to the east of the Crimea?
Where Arabat Spit?

http://www.slitherine.com/games/sovcorp_pc

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/16/2015 3:23:15 PM

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The first screenshots of the fourth part of the map of the Western Front.

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/16/2015 3:27:25 PM

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/16/2015 7:42:04 PM

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Wow
Is it Warsaw?

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/17/2015 8:02:48 AM

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Guys
I hope that this information will help you

Border troops of the NKVD June 22, 1941
Belarusian Military District
Lieutenant-General Bogdanov I.

13th Border Detachment - Berezino
16th Border Detachment - Dzerzhinsk
17th Border Detachment - Brest-Litovsk
18th Border Detachment - Zhitkovichi
22th Border Detachment - Belostok
83rd Border Detachment - Slobodka
86th Border Detachment - Augustov
87th Border Detachment - Lomza
88th Border Detachment - Shepetovo
105th Border Detachment - Taurage
106th Border Detachment - Kretinga
107th Border Detachment - Marijampole

58th Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Belostok
60th Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Brest-Litovsk
53rd Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Mogilev
73rd Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Velikiye Luki
76th Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Orsha
78rd Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Zhlobin

42th Brigade convoy troops of the NKVD - Minsk (two regiments - 226 and 240)

131st Separate Battalion of the NKVD - Belostok
132nd Separate Battalion of the NKVD - Brest-Litovsk
135th Separate Battalion of the NKVD - Baranovichi
136th Separate Battalion of the NKVD - Smolensk

23rd Motorized Rifle Regiment of the NKVD - Belostok
(BT-7M - 10 tanks, BA-10 - 30 cars, motorized infantry - 4 battalions, artillery Battalion - 1)

10th separate air squadron (Neman R-10 - 13 aircrafts) - Grodno

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/17/2015 6:58:14 PM

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H.Balck wrote:

I write you all my informations about the
Deploy of the 4th army 22.06.1941
(source: Polkovnik Sandalow 1st staff officer of the 4th army)

1. right wing:
a) outermost right wing:
� not finished bunkergroup around Minczewo - 2/16.ArtMGBtl
� finished bunkergroup at Drohezyn - 1/16.ArtMGBtl
� Staff 16.ArtMGBtl in Krupica
� no rifle unit in this region !
b) Center right wing:
� strong bunkergroup at Slochi-Annapolskie - 3/17.ArtMGBtl
� strong bunkergroup at Anusin - 1/17.ArtMGBtl
� strong bunkergroup at Moszczona - 2/17.ArtMGBtl
� Staff 16.ArtMGBtl in Batikie Srednie

c) left side right wing:

� trench line between Moszcona - Niemirow - Wolzyn - 222nd and 15th rifle regiment of the 49th rifle division - respectively one batallion of each regiment are ready in trench position - the others 1-2 km behind in the forest camp.
� reserve of the division in Wysokie Litewski - 212nd rifle regiment of the 49th rifle division (Polkovnik Wassiljew)
� 31st artillery regiment and 140th Howitzer regiment 5-6km behind the trench lines
� Staff 49th rifle division - Wysokie Litewski
� 1st Komendatura of the 17th border Batallion
- staff in Wolcyn,
- 1st border guard in Sutno
- 2nd border guard in Nowosiolki
- 3rd border guard in Wieliczkowicze
- 4th border guard in Losowica

2. Center: (XXVIII Rifle Corps)
a) right wing:
� strong bunkergroup at Orla and addional also 3-4 km north of Pratulin - 18.ArtMGBtl
� trench lines between this two groups and also behind - between Wolzyn and Motykali toward Brest - 44th and 455th regiments of the 42nd rifle division - possible 2-4 Batallions in trench position - all others in the citadel of Brest.
� 2nd Komendatura of the 17th border Batallion
- 5th border guard in Czelejewo
- 6th border guard in ???

- 7th border guard in Neple (9km westnorthwest of Brest)
- 8th border guard in Dunbruwka (4km west of Brest)

b) Citadel of Brest: (all together 7 rifle Batallions all others outside)
� North west trenches - 125th rifle regiment of the 6th rifle division
� Center fortress - 333th rifle regiment of the 6th rifle division
� Southwest trenches - 84th rifle regiment and 2/3 of the 42nd rifle division
� most parts of the division artillery
� 131st and 447th Corps artillery regiments

c) South of Brest

� south of river Muchawec and 3-4 km from river Bug - 22nd Tank division
� from Brest to northeast Koden - trench lines of the 6th rifle division
� east of them - artillery shooting range 4th army - 202nd Howitzer regiment of the 6th rifle divison and 455th Corps Art Regiment
� 3rd Komendatura of the 17th border Batallion
-11th border guard in Mitki
3. Left Wing:
� 75th rifle divison
� staff in Maloryta (32km behind the border !) + 115th rifle regiment in reserve !
� 1st trench line behind Dubice from Koden to Wlodawa
� 28th rifle regiment on the right wing and 34th rifle regiment on the left wing
� 2nd stronger trench line west of Maloryta behind the canal
� 4th Komendatura of the 17th border Batallion
-13th border guard in Kolpin
-14th border guard in Sugra - Dubice
-15th border guard in ?
-16th border guard in ?
� 5th Komendatura of the 17th border Batallion
-17th border guard in Lipinki
-18th border guard in ?
-19th border guard in ?
-20th border guard in reserve at Colonie Aleksandrowsk

4. Reserve of the 4th army (XIV.Mech. Corps):

� XIV.Mech. Corps staff in Tewli
� 30th Tank Division around Pruzana (Details of every Batallion deployments I have on an map)
� 205th Motorized Rifle Division - around Bereza Kartuska (Details of every Batallion deployments I have on an map)

10th air divsion:
� ?. Bomber regiment - Pinks
� 123th Kampfflieger regiment - near Kobrin
� ? Kampfflieger regiment - near Pruzana
� ? Schlachtflieger regiment - Wysokie Litewskie

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/17/2015 7:09:56 PM

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10th air divsion:
� ?. Bomber regiment - Pinks
� 123th Kampfflieger regiment - near Kobrin
� ? Kampfflieger regiment - near Pruzana
� ? Schlachtflieger regiment - Wysokie Litewskie

10th Mixed Air Divsion:

39th Bomber Air Regiment (43 SB-2, 9 Pe-2)

74th Assault Air Regiment (15 I-153, 47 I-15BIS, 8 Il-2 - But all of Il-2 were destroyed in the first minutes of the war!!!)
According to my information, this regiment was stationed at the airfield Maly Zvody

33rd Fighter Air Regiment (44 I-16)

123rd Fighter Air Regiment (??? I-153, 20? Yak-1)
airfield - Strigovo, Imeniny

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 8:03:54 AM

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9th Mixed Air Divsion:

13th Bomber Air Regiment (29 SB-2, 22 Ar-2, 8 Pe-2)
airfield - Borisovschizna

41st Fighter Air Regiment (52 I-153, 56 MiG-3)
airfield - Seburchin (I-153), Belostok (MiG-3)

124th Fighter Air Regiment (29 I-16, 70 MiG-3)
airfield - Vysoko-Mazovetsk (I-16), Belostok (MiG-3)

126th Fighter Air Regiment (23 I-16, 50 MiG-3)
airfield - Dolubovo

129th Fighter Air Regiment (57 I-153, 61 MiG-3)
airfield - Tarnovo

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 8:40:46 AM

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11th Mixed Air Divsion:

16th Bomber Air Regiment (24 SB-2, 37 Pe-2)
airfield - Zheludok

122nd Fighter Air Regiment (??? I-16, ??? I-153)
airfield - Lida

127th Fighter Air Regiment (??? I-16, ??? I-153)
airfield - Skidel

4th Assault Air Regiment (58 Il-2)
airfield Stary-Bykhov
Arrived June 27!!! (the next day, three of the pilots under the command Spitsyna completed the first sortie and assault against the convoy of German tanks and infantry to Slutsk highway near Bobruisk at the turn of the Berezina River. It was the first ever combat mission of IL-2.)

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 8:55:56 AM

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184th Fighter Air Regiment (??? I-16)
airfield - Minsk

313th Separate Reconnaissance Air Regiment (????)
airfield - Slepnyanka

314th Separate Reconnaissance Air Regiment (Yak-2, Yak-4)
airfield - Baranovichi

10th Separate Air Group of NKVD (13 planes Neman R-10 ) - Hrodno

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 9:06:22 AM

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12th Bomber Air Divsion:

6th Bomber Air Regiment (18 SB-2)
airfield - Vitebsk

43rd Bomber Air Regiment (46 SU-2, 30 P-Z)
airfield - Vitebsk

128th Bomber Air Regiment (41 SB-2)
airfield - ???

209th Bomber Air Regiment (25 SU-2)
airfield - Balbasovo

215th Assault Air Regiment (26 I-15BIS)
airfield - Smolensk

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 9:12:58 AM

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13th Bomber Air Divsion:

24th Bomber Air Regiment (41 SB-2)
airfield - Bobruisk

97th Bomber Air Regiment (51 SU-2)
airfield - Bobruisk

121st Bomber Air Regiment (56 SB-2)
airfield - Stary Bykhov

125th Bomber Air Regiment (38 SB-2)
airfield - Bykhov

30th Bomber Air Regiment (38 SB-2)
airfield - Bobrovichi, Gnoevo

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 9:21:18 AM

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43rd Fighter Air Divsion:

160th Fighter Air Regiment (66 I-153)
airfield - Balbasovo, Prongeevka

161st Fighter Air Regiment (62 I-16)
airfield - Balbasovo, Zubovo

162nd Fighter Air Regiment (54 I-16)
airfield - Baranovichi

163rd Fighter Air Regiment (59 I-16)
airfield - Mogilev, Lubnitsa

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 5:56:37 PM

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Karaganov
Wow
Is it Warsaw?

Yes, It is Warsaw and Prague (eastern suburbs of Warsaw)

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 5:57:58 PM

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New screenshots of the fourth part of the map of the Western Front.

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 5:59:11 PM

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 6:35:09 PM

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/18/2015 6:39:23 PM

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I'm a little extended the map to the south

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/19/2015 12:00:07 AM

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Karaganov, please write the name of the cities on screen, without it very difficult to navigate

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/19/2015 12:09:12 AM

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Further
The fifth part of map - Eastern piece (Minsk, Slutsk, Zhitkovichi ... ???

I think it would be appropriate to extend the map to the east, to the Dnieper
Then we will able to correctly place all the reserve units of the Western Front.
I very much want to on the map were Bobruisk, Gomel, Mogilev!!!!!!!

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/19/2015 8:47:22 AM

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JUNE 1941
List of planes of the Red Army who are ready at the moment

Fighter aircrafts
Polikarpov I-15 (I-15BIS, I-153) "Chayka"
Polikarpov I-16 "Ishak"
Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3
Lavochkin-Gudkov-Gorbunov LAGG-3
Yakovlev Yak-1

Light bombers (reconnaissance)
Polikarpov R-5
Polikarpov Po-2 (U-2) "Kukuruznik"
Yakovlev Yak-2
Neman R-10

Bombers
Tupolev SB-2
Arkhangelskiy Ar-2
Petlyakov Pe-2 "Peshka"
Sukhoy Su-2
Iljushin Il-2 "Gorbatyi"

Heavy bombers
Iljushin DB-3
Iljushin DB-3F (Iljushin Il-4)
Tupolev TB-3
Tupolev TB-7 (Petlyakov Pe-8)

Transport planes
Gribovskiy G-11
Lisunov Li-2

Thanks H.Balck!!!

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/19/2015 11:20:49 AM

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JUNE 1941
List of planes of the Red Army who are ready at the moment

Fighter aircrafts
Polikarpov I-15 (I-15BIS, I-153) "Chayka"
Polikarpov I-16 "Ishak"
Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3
Lavochkin-Gudkov-Gorbunov LAGG-3
Yakovlev Yak-1

Light bombers (reconnaissance)
Polikarpov R-5
Polikarpov Po-2 (U-2) "Kukuruznik"
Yakovlev Yak-2

Bombers
Tupolev SB-2
Arkhangelskiy Ar-2
Petlyakov Pe-2 "Peshka"
Sukhoy Su-2
Iljushin Il-2 "Gorbatyi"

Heavy bombers
Tupolev TB-7 (Petlyakov Pe-8)

Transport planes
Gribovskiy G-11
Lisunov Li-2

Thanks H.Balck!!!

Dreams Come True! A couple of days ago we could not even dream about it!
Thanks H.Balck. �It is the excellent work!

Already captures the spirit!

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/19/2015 11:48:39 AM

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But lacks bomber DB-3F.

Brazenman
You forgot to mention
42nd Bomber Air Divsion
http://www.allaces.ru/cgi-bin/s2.cgi/sssr/struct/d/bad42.dat
52nd Bomber Air Divsion
http://www.allaces.ru/cgi-bin/s2.cgi/sssr/struct/d/bad52.dat

Also, I would add Neman R-10. It was a very good long-range reconnaissance, and this plane served until the end of the war. But that's just my opinion.

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/19/2015 11:55:38 AM

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Guys
I hope that this information will help you

Border troops of the NKVD June 22, 1941
Belarusian Military District
Lieutenant-General Bogdanov I.

13th Border Detachment - Berezino
16th Border Detachment - Dzerzhinsk
17th Border Detachment - Brest-Litovsk
18th Border Detachment - Zhitkovichi
22th Border Detachment - Belostok
83rd Border Detachment - Slobodka
86th Border Detachment - Augustov
87th Border Detachment - Lomza
88th Border Detachment - Shepetovo
105th Border Detachment - Taurage
106th Border Detachment - Kretinga
107th Border Detachment - Marijampole

58th Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Belostok
60th Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Brest-Litovsk
53rd Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Mogilev
73rd Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Velikiye Luki
76th Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Orsha
78rd Rifle Regiment of the NKVD on the protection of railways - Zhlobin

42th Brigade convoy troops of the NKVD - Minsk (two regiments - 226 and 240)

131st Separate Battalion of the NKVD - Belostok
132nd Separate Battalion of the NKVD - Brest-Litovsk
135th Separate Battalion of the NKVD - Baranovichi
136th Separate Battalion of the NKVD - Smolensk

23rd Motorized Rifle Regiment of the NKVD - Belostok
(BT-7M - 10 tanks, BA-10 - 30 cars, motorized infantry - 4 battalions, artillery Battalion - 1)

10th separate air squadron (Neman R-10 - 13 aircrafts) - Grodno

Thank you! That is what we need!

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/19/2015 11:58:13 AM

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H.Balck, Brazenman

I think it will help you.
You can find a lot of useful information on this site.

The dislocation of military units of the Western Special Military District - 05.30.1941

Fortified zones
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z43.htm

Mechanized troops
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z9.htm

The infantry troops
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z4.htm

Airborne troops
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z5.htm

Cavalry
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z8.htm

Separate mortar units
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z20.htm

Anti-tank artillery units
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z10.htm

Artillery RGC
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z6.htm

Air Force
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z11.htm

Air defense units
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z13.htm

Guard units of Air Force
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z12.htm

Сommunication troops
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z16.htm

Engineer troops
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z17.htm

Spare troops
http://www.rkka.ru/handbook/disl/z33.htm

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/19/2015 12:00:49 PM

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Those aircraft are not completed. All the new ones only exist as renders and shadows. Someone needs to assemble the cards before they can actually be used in game.

The older ones (I-16, MiG-3 and a few others) were assembled by T2_2112 if I remember correctly, but they were done by flipping the single render provided so you can see the pitot tube changing wings in mid flight. Besides, the older soviet planes are just replacements for bebro`s aircraft, not new types.

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RE: Battle for the Crimea. Autumn 1941. - 12/19/2015 12:11:15 PM

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ORIGINAL: Brazenman

H.Balck wrote:

I write you all my informations about the
Deploy of the 4th army 22.06.1941
(source: Polkovnik Sandalow 1st staff officer of the 4th army)

1. right wing:
a) outermost right wing:
� not finished bunkergroup around Minczewo - 2/16.ArtMGBtl
� finished bunkergroup at Drohezyn - 1/16.ArtMGBtl
� Staff 16.ArtMGBtl in Krupica
� no rifle unit in this region !
b) Center right wing:
� strong bunkergroup at Slochi-Annapolskie - 3/17.ArtMGBtl
� strong bunkergroup at Anusin - 1/17.ArtMGBtl
� strong bunkergroup at Moszczona - 2/17.ArtMGBtl
� Staff 16.ArtMGBtl in Batikie Srednie