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Post by gillan1220 on Jul 23, 2020 13:38:31 GMT
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Post by lordroel on Jul 23, 2020 13:47:49 GMT
They also have status of other navies. Found the Royal Netherlands Navy one fro 1900, thanks gillan1220. |
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BRITISH & IMPERIAL MAJOR COMBAT FORMATIONS FIGHTING THE AXIS IN JUNE 1941
Background
Hitler killed by a Polish huge bomb while in Warsaw on October 5th 1939. Göring takes over. No war in Denmark and Norway. Invasion of the Low Countries and France started in April 1940. Belgian and Dutch defeated while British Army retreated to Calais separated from the bulk of the French Army. Miracle of Calais sees British leave. Rest of France invaded, Italy joins the war and France falls by early July. Movement in French North Africa to fight on regardless supported by Britain. Göring focuses on defeating the WAllies. Malta taken in joint Italo-German effort before Spain forced into conflict due to pressure from both London and Berlin; Portugal remains neutral. Gibraltar under siege. British conduct landings in both French Morocco and Spanish Morocco, plus additionally take the Canary Islands. Italian Navy forces open links to French Algeria and Tunisia alongside German U-boats. German paratroopers and Italian infantry take Algeria. British reinforcements into Morocco taken from forces positioned to defend the UK against an invasion that is unlikely in the face of the RAF / RN.
Battles with Italy in Egypt alongside the entry of German panzers to make the British-vs.-German fight in Morocco.
BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE
1st Airborne Division
{recently formed, inexperienced formation}
Canadian 2nd Infantry Division
{recently deployed to Morocco}
52nd (Lowland) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
{in the Canaries and Spanish Sahara}
Royal Marines Division
{in Gibraltar and Tangiers}
British II Corps
1st Infantry Division
4th Infantry Division
49th (West Riding) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
British X Corps
1st Armoured Division
{heavy tank formation}
51st (Highland) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
Guards Motor Division
{mix of light tanks and motor infantry}
British V Corps
3rd Infantry Division
5th Infantry Division
44th (Home Counties) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
WESTERN DESERT FORCE
1st Cavalry Division
{deployed elsewhere from Egypt}
British VI Corps
7th Motor Division
{mix of light tanks and motor infantry}
Indian 4th Infantry Division
50th (Northumberland) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
British XI Corps
Indian 5th Infantry Division
Australian 8th Infantry Division
42nd (East Lancashire) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
ANZAC Corps
New Zealand 2nd Infantry Division
Australian 6th Infantry Division
Australian 7th Infantry Division
EAST AFRICA FORCE
Sudan Corps
{fighting in Ethiopia}
Indian 8th Infantry Division
12th African Infantry Division
Kenyan Corps
{fighting in Ethiopia & Somalia}
South African 1st Infantry Division
11th African Infantry Division
HOME ARMY
3rd Armoured Division
{still forming up, weak formation}
47th (London) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
{deployed in London}
66th (Lancashire) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
{deployed in Ulster}
British VIII Corps
{deployed in the north of the UK}
9th (Highland) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
15th (Scottish) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
18th (East Anglian) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
British IV Corps
{deployed in the east of the UK}
12th (Eastern) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
23rd (Northern) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
55th (West Lancashire) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
British VII Corps
{deployed in the west of the UK}
38th (Welsh) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
45th (Western) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
59th (Mercian) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
British IX Corps
{deployed in the south-central of the UK}
46th (Yorkshire) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
54th (East Anglian) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
56th (London) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
Canadian Corps
{deployed in the south-central of the UK}
Canadian 1st Infantry Division
British 2nd Armoured Division
{heavy tank formation}
Canadian 3rd Infantry Division
British I Corps
{deployed in the south-east of the UK}
2nd Infantry Division
48th (South Midland) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
53rd (Welsh) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
British III Corps
{deployed in the south of the UK}
6th Infantry Division
43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division [TA, 1st line]
61st (North Midland) Infantry Division [TA, 2nd line]
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Post by gillan1220 on Aug 7, 2020 7:20:45 GMT
Armed Forces of the Philippines as of 1988   If you look at some of the listed equipments they are not accurately named. Some of the stats are unrealistic. So take these list and stats with a grain of salt. Source: Asia 1988 Yearbook. Reposted by Aumar S. Marasigan, The Cold War in the Philippines |
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Post by lordroel on Aug 7, 2020 8:29:37 GMT
Armed Forces of the Philippines as of 1988 If you look at some of the listed equipments they are not accurately named. Some of the stats are unrealistic. So take these list and stats with a grain of salt. Source: Asia 1988 Yearbook. Reposted by Aumar S. Marasigan, The Cold War in the Philippines I always like the MAJOR EQUIPMENT and its cameo, it reminds me of the British Berlin Brigade and the camouflage scheme they used on the Challenger 2 tanks.  |
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Post by gillan1220 on Aug 7, 2020 16:10:34 GMT
Armed Forces of the Philippines as of 1988 If you look at some of the listed equipments they are not accurately named. Some of the stats are unrealistic. So take these list and stats with a grain of salt. Source: Asia 1988 Yearbook. Reposted by Aumar S. Marasigan, The Cold War in the Philippines I always like the MAJOR EQUIPMENT and its cameo, it reminds me of the British Berlin Brigade and the camouflage scheme they used on the Challenger 2 tanks. The AFP used Berlin Brigade camo in the early 1980s to the 90s. Here is an example of an LVT-6 with Berlin Brigade Camo, now in static display at Fort Bonifacio:  Source: Reddit |
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Post by gillan1220 on Aug 8, 2020 13:51:45 GMT
According to this post on Facebook, this the amount of armored vehicles the U.S. Army had as of 1983. 2060 M-48A5 1555 x M-60 5775 x M-60A1 540 x M-60A2 1500 x M-60A3 300 x M-1 Abrams 400 x M-551 Sheridan 12300 x M-113 1100 x M-901 400 x M-2/M-3 2959 x Self Prop. How. M-109A1/A2/A3, M-110 68 x MLRS |
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Post by lordroel on Aug 8, 2020 13:56:49 GMT
According to this post on Facebook, this the amount of armored vehicles the U.S. Army had as of 1983. 2060 M-48A5 1555 x M-60 5775 x M-60A1 540 x M-60A2 1500 x M-60A3 300 x M-1 Abrams 400 x M-551 Sheridan 12300 x M-113 1100 x M-901 400 x M-2/M-3 2959 x Self Prop. How. M-109A1/A2/A3, M-110 68 x MLRS Active, reserve ore just total. |
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Post by gillan1220 on Aug 8, 2020 14:07:25 GMT
According to this post on Facebook, this the amount of armored vehicles the U.S. Army had as of 1983. 2060 M-48A5 1555 x M-60 5775 x M-60A1 540 x M-60A2 1500 x M-60A3 300 x M-1 Abrams 400 x M-551 Sheridan 12300 x M-113 1100 x M-901 400 x M-2/M-3 2959 x Self Prop. How. M-109A1/A2/A3, M-110 68 x MLRS Active, reserve ore just total. The OP does not specify so most likely total. He does not cite sources either. |
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Post by gillan1220 on Aug 9, 2020 7:33:04 GMT
Here's what I got for Japan: Japan Ground Self-Defense Force major commands Units and equipment of the United States Forces Japan |
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Post by lordroel on Aug 9, 2020 7:54:46 GMT
Here's what I got for Japan: Japan Ground Self-Defense Force major commandsUnits and equipment of the United States Forces JapanGreat work gillan1220. |
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Post by gillan1220 on Aug 9, 2020 8:04:45 GMT
Here's what I got for Japan: Japan Ground Self-Defense Force major commandsUnits and equipment of the United States Forces JapanGreat work gillan1220 . I found these maps on the internet. It would explain the distribution of forces in Japan. You'd see the Japan focuses more on minesweeping, coastal patrol, and air defense which is a legacy of the Cold War. Now in current times, they face threat from North Korean ballistic missiles and Chinese incursions. Also if you noticed, the U.S. Navy base in Sasebo focuses on amphibious assault ships and minesweeping since Sasabo is directly facing South Korea. In the event of a Second Korean War, the Marines from Sasebo would be the first to be deployed. The minesweepers would probably be securing the Tsushima Strait in case the North Koreans placed mines to harass U.S. and Japanese ships. |
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