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DZKriz -> Chain of Command Question (10/2/2019 11:30:30 PM)
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Hi there,
I'm trying to input the OOB of the Czechoslovakian Army into TOAW IV to run a simulation of the 1938 Sudeten Crisis
This has been the obsession of the Czechs since 1938 of trying to figure out "How would we have done?"
There are entire books, written in Czech, listing the CSBM OOB down to the battalion/specialized company and artillery battery level.
To get a taste just lookup the articles on "mobilizace" on the czech (cs) language "wikipedia" (one can run the articles through google translate to get a decent enough rough translation)
Anyway, my question is, how many levels of Command and Control does TOAW IV tolerate? My guess is TWO. If that is the case, then the highest level of organization possible would be at the divisional level, with subordinate regiments, specialized battalions, companies and artillery units coordinating with their divisional HQ.
However, I have available to me a clearly defined command structure (and this was a small country) up from the Divisional to the Corps and to the Army and Supreme HQ levels. Further, the CS air force was organized with some air units subordinated to the command of its four constituent armies (I-Bohemia, II-Northern Moravia, III-Slovakia-Subcarpathian Rus, IV-Southern Moravia), and other air units subordinated to the Supreme Command.
Anyway, is there a way I can make all the units "dance" according to the coordinated structure (or watch that structure be blown to pieces by German Air Attack...)?
Can I build up the Czechoslovak (and for that matter the German) Army in a way that it responds to commands coming from the Corps and Army levels using TOAW IV?
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