Bombur -> RE: New project: Spanish Civil war (12/2/2007 1:46:30 AM)
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ORIGINAL: PDiFolco Bombur, For infantry maybe you could single out the "elite" Nationalist troops. Also it should be important to simulate the general dissension between anarchists and communists in the Republican camp. Don't think there were real SMG formations in the Spanish army, and overall equipment in the republican side was rather haphazard and hetereogeneous. Foreign intervention should imho be handled entirely by events, themselves dependent on strategic situation and some random factors, PP (ie economic production) isn't a realistic option. Soviet and Western Europe only contributed material and some "counselors", no real troops. -You raised some good points, I was considering how to deal with them. 1-Elite nationalist forces: the Moroccan regulars and the Carlist milita (requetes) were well armed and well trained...but..to what extent a elite rifle SF must be different from a rifle unit from the Peopleīs army? My idea is to create carlist and Moroccan units with high Exp and morale values, but these would be "normal" rifle squads (maybe with more mgīs and mortars...Iīm not sure. 2-The "Civil was inside the civil war" (between anarchists and the Negrin government backed by communists) should be simulated. My idea is to have a loss of readiness in mid 1937 and a partial recovery thereafter. Not sure on excatly how to achieve it. 3-European powers. Donīt forget that the Italians send real troops and their navy also took part in the battle. Germany didnīt send land forces but they sent the Kondor legion (air units and flak) 4-We can agree, no SMGīs....but what about Italians? Did they use SMGīs? -New unit created: -Military police. Will simulate both the Nationalist Guardia Civil and the Republican asaltos. Slightly better statistics than Rifle SF and a bonus in urban terrain. -Bilbao armored car (up to know itīs only Republican but I should find a way to make it Nationalist once Bilbao is captured). Idea is maybe to create a separate people for the Basques.
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