Slitherine

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ORIGINAL: morvael

First header:
POOL - number in active pool at start of that replacement segment
USED - number used during that replacement segment to fill up added elements (Manpower, Hiwis) or build new elements (Armaments, Vehicles) or convert existing elements directly in units (Armaments)
BACK - number returned during that replacement segment (they go to transfer pool, and are not available to be used as replacements until next turn), unpaired from returning and destroyed elements
LOST - number lost during that replacement segment (they go to disabled pool, and only a small percentage of these returns every turn), unpaired from returning and destroyed elements

So you had 8941 men in the German active manower pool at start of refit replacements, segment B; 1342 were taken from that pool and added to units refitted in this phase/segment; 24532 were removed from units refitted in this phase/segment, and will be made available next turn; 3092 were removed from units refitted in this phase/segment, and went to disabled pool (from which 0.95% return to active duty per turn, and 0.05% are killed).

The game tries to divide available resources between three replacements phases/segments, so despite 8941 being in the pool, probably only around 1350 were authorised to be used by replacements during that phase/segment. This is done in order to prevent starving units that go last during normal replacement phase by those on refit. Players had trouble with this previously when there were no caps, and found out they have to put even more units on refit every turn, untill entire army was on refit. Of course troops in refit, especially refit A (manual refit), have larger weight than their numbers of missing men suggest, thus are able to replenish faster than units in the last segment.

Second header:
POOL - number in active pool at start of that replacement segment
READY - number of ready elements in units on the map at start of that replacement segment
DAMAGED - number of damaged elements in units on the map at start of that replacement segment
WANTED - number of elements asked for by units on the map in that replacement segment (may be lower than number of really missing elements, because the base value is affected by modifiers like distance to rail)
BUILT - number of elements built during that replacement segment (to fulfill unit needs, will be always equalt to 0 for elements that are produced in factories, and not on demand)
CONV - number of elements converted in units during that replacement segment (shows negative for elements that were converted to other elements, and positive for elements that were converted from other elements)
ADDED - number of elements added to units that wanted them during that replacement segment (ADDED should be always lower or equal to POOL+BUILT)
BACK - number of ready or damaged elements elements returned to pool during that replacement segment (they go to transfer pool, and are not available to be used as replacements until next turn)
LOST - number of damaged elements that were written off and destroyed during that replacement segment

So looking at 37mm Anti-tank Gun you see that:
- you had 19 in the active pool at start of this replacement phase/segment
- units refitted in this replacement phase/segment had 8 ready, 0 damaged and were authorized to ask for 79 replacements
- to fulfill that demand 30 guns were built during this replacement phase/segment (no doubt costing you some of those 1620 armaments spent this phase) - for some elements, especially guns, there are limits to how many can be built per turn
- 49 guns were added to units (19 from the pool and 30 built), costing you 245 men out of those 1342 used during this replacement phase/segment (as each 37mm AT gun required 5 men)
- no guns were returned or lost

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ORIGINAL: morvael

1) Some units are treated as being permanently on refit - HQs, air bases, support units attached to HQs - those units for which you can't manually turn refit on or off. It was a problem because these units ate most of replacements, whereas combat units were starved. So the refit replacement phase was divided into two segments - A and B. During segment A combat units and support units attached to them are handled, and during segment B those units on auto-refit are handled. Also, only segment A units are able to get access to greater share of resources than their requirements suggest.

2) But this is only for units included in that segment. Go to "Normal" table and see that most of squads are there.

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ORIGINAL: WilliSaenger

It says it can't produce a certain amount of supplies because of resource shortages and cant produce a certain amount of armaments, vehicles and aircrafts because of supply shortages even though supplies and resources are abundant.

It also says 0 manpower recruited locally in 0 isolated manpower centers.

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ORIGINAL: morvael

It's blocked. Units return only elements from slots above 125% of MAX TOE, but MAX TOE below 80 is treated as 80. And 125% of 80 is 100. So you can only hasten returns of elements above 100% TOE by reducing MAX TOE to 80, but not more.

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ORIGINAL: morvael

HQ has TOE%/1000 chance to add 1 to leader admin skill. That's why I prefer to keep mine up to strength.

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Approximately one admin point is subtracted from the leader's admin rating for every ten percent the HQ unit is below its TOE support squad strength, with a max reduction of five points.

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ORIGINAL: morvael

Only the chance to add +1 applies.