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Fänrik Stål -> RE: Building Rifle Divisions from Brigades (7/31/2011 10:26:23 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Franklin Nimitz quote:
ORIGINAL: Fänrik Stål quote:
ORIGINAL: Franklin Nimitz quote:
ORIGINAL: sveint Don't do it. 2 divisions and 1 brigade makes 1 corps, that's what you want. Put another way, 5 brigades makes a corps. Yes, but that's a waste. For every 2 brigades you use together with 4 divisions for making corps, you save 2 divisions for making a third corps. So using this reasoning 3 brigades makes a corps. [:)] 3 brigades and 6 divisions=21 brigade equivalents= 3 corps 5 brigades = 1 corps; 15 brigades = 3 corps = 6 fewer brigade equivalents. The only thing you gain is fewer replacements needed to fill out the corps' TOEs. But the total AP cost is the same, and I'd rather have independent divisions rather than brigades. The numbers are correct of course, but seeing that you already have the divisions on hand and don't have to make them from brigades, counting their brigade equivalents is irrelevant. If you have 15 brigades and 30 divisions, using my way you get 15 corps, using your way you get 13. I would argue that having more corps is preferable to having more independent divisions. But this may not apply to your style. The AP expenditure per corps is the same of course.
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