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Capture Points

2024-06-11T11:16:39Z

Eddie05:

Capture Points (buildings) can be paired with [[Depot | Depots]] but not always, City Cps and Railway Stations do not have depots, these within a town and can be seen on the map when clicking the Town name.

[[File:Capture_Point.jpg|500px]]
[[File:Railway_Station_CP1.jpg|500px]]
[[File:Railway_Station_CP2.jpg|500px]]

[[Category:GameMechanics]] [[Category:NeedsWork]]

Flakvierling 38

2024-06-07T16:15:36Z

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=History=

{| class="wikitable floatright"
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" |[[Blank|400px]]
|- style="background:#666600; color:#fff;"
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | '''FlakVierling 20mm'''
|- style="background:#ddb;"
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Specifications
|- style="background: white;"
| '''Type''' || Light Anti-Aircraft Artillery
|- style="background:#f0f0f0;"
| '''Armament''' || 20 mm Quad Anti-Aircraft Gun
|- style="background: white;"
| '''Gun Elevation''' || ??
|- style="background:#f0f0f0;"
| '''Turret Traverse''' || 360°
|- style="background: white;"
| '''Crew''' || 2 (Commander, Gunner)
|- style="background:#f0f0f0;"
| '''Weight''' ||1,500kg
|- style="background: white;"
|'''Tow Class''' || Light
|}

{| class="wikitable floatright"
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | [[400px]]
|- style="background:#666600; color:#fff;"
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | '''Main Gun Optics'''
|- style="background:#ddb;"
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Specifications
|- style="background: white;"
| '''Designation''' || ?
|- style="background:#f0f0f0;"
| '''Magnification''' || ?
|- style="background: white;"
| '''Field of View''' || ?
|}

Im Jahre 1938 aus der 2-cm-Flak 38 für den Einsatz auf Schiffen der Kriegsmarine konzipiert, wurde das Geschütz später von der gesamten Wehrmacht übernommen.[1] Der Flak-Vierling 38 fand breite Anwendung als Abwehrwaffe gegen Tiefflieger und war häufig Bestandteil von Flaktürmen, Panzerzügen und anderen befestigten Luftabwehrstellungen. Ebenso konnte die Waffe im Notfall auch im Erdkampf eingesetzt werden, wofür zusätzlich ein Schutzschild montiert wurde. Nahezu alle Schiffe der Kriegsmarine (darunter auch U-Boote) wurden nach und nach mit den Vierlingen nachgerüstet. Produziert wurde der Flak-Vierling 38 bei den Ostmarkwerken Wien-Arsenal, im Werk Chemnitz der Auto Union sowie bei Benteler in Bielefeld. Der Preis betrug 20.000 RM.

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[[Category:Field Pieces]] [[Category:NeedsWork]]

2024-06-07T15:50:50Z

Eddie05:

French Army Units

2024-06-07T15:50:23Z

Eddie05: /* Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft Guns */

== French Infantry ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
|| [[rifleman|Rifleman]] [[File:FR_Inf_Rifle_Single_MAS36.png|200px]] [[Rifleman#French | MAS 36 ]]
|| [[Rifleman|Semi-Automatic]] [[File:FR_Inf_Rifle_Semi_MAS40.png|200px]] [[Rifleman#French | MAS40 ]]
|| [[Sniper]] [[File:FR_Inf_Rifle_Sniper_Lebel.png|200px]] [[Sniper#French | Lebel 1886/M93 w Scope]]
|| [[Grenadier]] [[File:FR_Inf_Grenadier_MAS36.png|200px]] [[Grenadier#French | Lebel 1886/M93]]
|| [[Submachine Gunner | Sub Machine Guns]] [[File:FR_Inf_SMG_MAS38.png|200px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#French | Pistolet-mitrailleur MAS mle 38 ]]
|| [[Submachine Gunner | Sub Machine Guns]] [[File:FR_Inf_SMG_M3A1_GreaseGun.png|200px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#French | M3A1 Grease Gun ]]
|-
|
|-
|| [[Light Machine Gunner]] [[File:FR_Inf_LMG_FM24-29.png|200px]] [[Light_Machine_Gunner#French | Fusil-mitrailleur mle 1924/29 ]]
|| [[Anti-Tank Rifleman]] [[File:FR_Inf_Anti-Tank_Rifle_Boys.png|200px]] [[Anti-Tank_Rifleman#French | Boys Anti-Tank Rifle ]]
|| [[Anti-Tank Soldier]] [[File:FR_Inf_Anti-Tank_Bazooka.png|170px]] [[Anti-Tank Soldier#French | M9 Bazooka]]
|| [[Mortarmen | Mortars]] [[File:FR_Inf_Mortar_M37.png|200px]] [[Mortarmen#French|Lance-grenades de 50 mm mle 37]]
|| [[Engineer|Combat Engineer/Engineer]] [[File:FR_Inf_Engineer.png|200px]] [[Engineer#French | MAS 36 ]]
|| [[Sapper]] [[File:FR_Sapper.png|165px]] [[Sapper#French | Modele 1935 ]]
|}
</center>

== Airborne Infantry ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
|| [[Airborne Rifleman]] [[File:FR_Para_Rifleman.png|200px]]
|| [[Airborne SMG]] [[File:FR-Para-SMG.png|200px]]
|| [[Airborne LMG]] [[File:FR_Para_LMG.png|200px]]
|| [[Airborne Sniper]] [[File:FR_Para_Sniper.png|200px]]
|| [[Airborne ATR]] [[File:FR_Para_ATR.png|200px]]
|-
|
|-
|| [[Airborne Mortarmen]] [[File:FR_Para_Mortar.png|200px]]
|| [[Airborne Sapper]] [[File:FR_Para_Sapper.png|200px]]
|| [[Engineer|Airborne Combat Engineer]] [[File:FR_Para_Engineer.png|200px]]
|| [[Anti-Tank Soldier|Airborne M9 Bazooka]] [[File:FR_Para_M9_Bazooka.png|200px]]
|}
</center>

== Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft Guns ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
| '''Light''' [[File:At fr sa 34.jpg|300px]] [[25mm SA mle 1934]] || '''Medium''' [[File:At_fr_sa_37.jpg|300px]] [[47mm SA mle 1937]] || '''Heavy''' [[File:At fr m5 3in.jpg|300px]] [[M5 3 inch|M5 3 inch (76.2mm)]]
|-
|| || [[File:At fr qf 6pdr.jpg|300px]] [[M1A3 57mm]] ||
|-
|
|-
| '''Light''' [[File:Aa fr hotchkiss 38.jpg|300px]] [[25mm CA mle 1938]] || '''Medium''' [[File:Aa fr bofors.jpg|300px]] [[Bofors 40mm]] || '''Light''' [[File:FR_Polsten_Quad.png|300px]] [[Polsten Quad | Polsten Quad (20mm)]]
|-
|
|-
| '''Self Propelled''' [[File:Laffy S20 TL SPPA.png|300px]] [[Laffy S20 TL SPPA]] || '''Self Propelled''' [[File:Crusader A15, AA Mk I.png|300px]] [[Crusader A15, AA Mk I]] || | '''Self Propelled''' [[File:FR_81mm_Mortar.png|270px]] [[ 81mm(3inch) Mortar | 81mm Mortar Carrier M21 (HT)]]
|-
| '''Heavy''' [[File:FR_Howitzer_105mm.png|270px]] [[ 105mm Howitzer | M2A1 105mm Howitzer]]
|}
</center>

== Armored Vehicles ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
| rowspan="1" | ''' Personnel Carriers''' || [[File:Lorraine 37L.png|300px]] [[ Lorraine 37L]] || [[File:French M3 Halftrack.png|300px]] [[M-3 Halftrack]] || ||
|-
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|-
| rowspan="1" | '''Armoured Cars''' || [[File:Ar fr panhard-178.jpg|300px]] [[Panhard 178]] || || ||
|-
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|-
| rowspan="1" | '''Light Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_fr_hotchkiss_h-39.jpg|300px]] [[H39|Hotchkiss H39]] || [[File:Ar_fr_renault_r-35.jpg|300px]] [[R35|Renault R35]] || [[File:Ar_fr_stuart_m3a3.jpg|300px]] [[M3_Stuart|M3A3 Stuart]] ||
|-
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|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Medium Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_fr_somua_s-35.jpg|300px]] [[S35|Somua S35]] || [[File:Ar_fr_sherman_m4a2.jpg|300px]] [[M4 Sherman#M4A2_Sherman|M4A2 Sherman III]] || [[File:Ar_fr_m4a3.jpg|300px]] [[M4_Sherman#M4A3_Sherman|M4A3 Sherman (76mm gun)]] ||
|-
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|-
| rowspan="2" | ''' Heavy Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_fr_char_b1-bis.jpg|300px]] [[B1_bis|Char B1 bis]] || || ||
|-
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|-
| rowspan="1" | '''Tank Destroyers & Assault Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_fr_wolverine_m10.jpg|300px]] [[M10 Wolverine|M10 Wolverine]] || [[File:Ar_fr_laffly_w15-tcc.jpg|300px]] [[Laffly W-15 TCC]] || [[File:Lorraine 37L Anti Char.png|300px]] [[Lorraine 37L#Lorraine 37L Anti-Char|Lorraine 37L Anti-Char]] || [[File:M3 Motor Gun Carriage.png|300px]] [[M-3 Halftrack#M3 Gun Motor Carriage|M3 Gun Motor Carriage]]
|}
</center>

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File:FR Polsten Quad.png

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Eddie05:

British Army Units

2024-06-07T15:48:48Z

2024-06-07T15:06:43Z

Eddie05: /* Field Guns */

== British Infantry ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
|| '''[[rifleman|Bolt Action]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Rifle_Single_Lee-Enfield.png|150px]] [[Rifleman#British | Enfield No.4 Mk 1 ]]
|| '''[[Rifleman|Semi-Automatic]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Rifle_Semi_Garand.png|150px]] [[Rifleman#British | M1 Garand ]]
|| '''[[Sniper]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Rifle_Sniper.png|150px]] [[Sniper#British | Enfield No.4 Mk I (T)]]
|| '''[[Grenadier]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Grenadier_Enfield.png|150px]] [[Grenadier#British | Enfield No.4 Mk I ]]
|| '''[[Submachine Gunner]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_SMG_Thompson.png|150px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#British | M1928 Thompson ]]
|| '''[[Submachine Gunner]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_SMG_Sten.png|150px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#British | Sten Mk II ]]
|-
|
|-
|| '''[[Light Machine Gunner]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_LMG_Bren.png|150px]] [[Light_Machine_Gunner#British | Bren Mk I]]
|| '''[[Anti-Tank Rifleman]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Anti-Tank_Rifle_Boys.png|150px]] [[Anti-Tank_Rifleman#British| Boys Anti-Tank Rifle ]]
|| '''[[Anti-Tank Soldier]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Anti-Tank_PIAT.png|120px]] [[Anti-Tank Soldier#british|PIAT]]
|| '''[[Mortarmen | Mortars]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Mortar_2Inch.png|150px]] [[Mortarmen#British| SBML 2 Inch]]
|| '''[[Engineer|Combat Engineer/Engineer]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Engineer.png|120px]] [[Engineer#British | Enfield No.4 Mk 1 ]]
|| '''[[Sapper]]''' [[File:UK_AT_Sapper.png|130px]] [[sapper#British | Webley Revolver ]]
|}
</center>

== Airborne Infantry ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
|| '''[[Airborne Rifleman]]''' [[File:UK_Para_Rifleman.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Airborne SMG]]''' [[File:UK_Para_SMG.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Airborne LMG]]''' [[File:UK_Para_LMG.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Airborne Sniper]]''' [[File:UK_Para_Sniper.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Airborne ATR]]''' [[File:UK_Para_ATR.png|150px]]
|-
|
|-
|| '''[[Airborne Mortarmen]]''' [[File:UK_Para_Mortar.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Airborne Sapper]]''' [[File:UK_Para_Sapper.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Engineer|Airborne Combat Engineer]]''' [[File:UK_Para_Engineer.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Anti-Tank Soldier|Airborne PIAT]]''' [[File:UK_Para_PIAT.png|150px]]
|}
</center>

== Field Guns ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
| '''Light''' [[File:At uk qf 2pdr.jpg|200px]] [[QF 2 Pdr|QF 2 Pdr (40mm)]] || '''Medium''' [[File:At uk qf 6pdr.jpg|200px]] [[QF 6 Pdr|QF 6 Pdr (57mm)]] || '''Heavy''' [[File:At uk qf17pdr.jpg|200px]] [[QF 17 Pdr|QF 17 Pdr (76.2mm)]]
|-
|
|-
| '''Light''' [[File:Aa fr hotchkiss 38.jpg|200px]] [[25mm CA mle 1938]] || '''Medium''' [[File:Aa fr bofors.jpg|200px]] [[Bofors 40mm]] || '''Light''' [[Blank|200px]] [[Polston Quad | Polsten Quad (20mm)]]
|-
|
|-
| '''Self Propelled''' [[File:Bedford SPAA.png|200px]] [[ Bedford OY AA]] || '''Self Propelled''' [[File:Crusader A15, AA Mk I.png|200px]] [[Crusader A15, AA Mk I]] || '''Self Propelled''' [[File:UK_3inch_Mortar.png|170px]] [[ 81mm(3inch) Mortar | Universal Carrier 3 Inch Mortar]]
|-
| '''Heavy''' [[File:UK_M2A1_105mm_Howitzer.png|170px]] [[ 105mm Howitzer | M2A1 105mm Howitzer]]
|}
</center>

== Armored Vehicles ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
| rowspan="1" | ''' Personnel Carriers''' || [[File:Universal carrier.jpg|150px]] [[ Universal Carrier]] || || ||
|-
|
|-
| rowspan="1" | '''Armoured Cars''' || [[File:Ar uk daimler.jpg|150px]] [[Daimler|Daimler Mk I]] || || ||
|-
|
|-
| rowspan="1" | '''Light Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_uk_vickers.jpg|150px]] [[Vickers|Vickers Mk VI]] || [[File:-Ar uk vickersVIC.png|150px]] [[Vickers#Vickers Mk.VIC|Vickers Mk.VIC]] || [[File:Ar_uk_cruiser_A13_2.jpg|150px]] [[Cruiser|Cruiser Tank Mk IV (A13 Mk II)]] || [[File:Ar_fr_stuart_m3a3.jpg|150px]] [[M3_Stuart| Stuart V]]
|-
|
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Medium Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_uk_crusader_2.jpg|150px]] [[Crusader#Crusader_Mk_II|Crusader Mk II A15]] || [[File:Crusader Mk II Close Support.png|150px]] [[Crusader#Crusader Mk II Close Support|Crusader Mk II C/S]] || [[File:Ar_uk_crusader_3.jpg|150px]] [[Crusader#Crusader_Mk_III|Crusader Mk III A15]] || [[File:Crusader III C-S.png|150px]] [[Crusader#Crusader Mk III Close support|Crusader Mk III C/S]]
|-
|| [[File:Ar_fr_sherman_m4a2.jpg|150px]] [[M4 Sherman#M4A2_Sherman|M4A2 Sherman III]] || [[File:Ar_fr_m4a3.jpg|150px]] [[M4_Sherman#M4A3_Sherman|M4A3 Sherman IV]] || [[File:BR Sherman VC.png|150px]] [[M4_Sherman#Sherman VC Firefly |Sherman Firefly]] ||
|-
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|-
| rowspan="2" | ''' Heavy Tanks''' ||[[File:Ar_uk_matilda_2.jpg|150px]] [[Matilda|Infantry Tank Mk II (A12) "Matilda II"]] || [[File:Ar uk matilda 2CS.png|150px]] [[Matilda#Infantry Tank Mk II (A12) "Matilda II Close Support"| Infantry Tank Mk II Close support"Matilda II"]] || [[File:Ar_uk_churchill_3.jpg|150px]] [[Churchill#Churchill_Mk_III|Churchill Mk III]] || [[File:Churchill Mk V close Support.png|150px]] [[Churchill#Churchill Mk V close Support|Churchill Mk V close Support]]
|-
|| [[File:Ar_uk_churchill_7.jpg|150px]] [[Churchill#Churchill_Mk_VII|Churchill Mk VII]] || [[File:Churchill Mk VIII close Support.png|150px]] [[Churchill#Churchill Mk VIII close Support|Churchill Mk VIII close Support]] || ||
|-
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| rowspan="1" | '''Tank Destroyers & Assault Tanks''' ||[[File:Ar_fr_wolverine_m10.jpg|150px]] [[M10 Wolverine| 3in SPM M10]] || |[[File:BR M10 Achilles.png|150px]] [[M10 Wolverine#M10 Achilles| M10 Achilles]] || ||
|}
</center>

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German Army Units

2024-06-07T15:05:30Z

Eddie05: /* Field Guns */

== German Infantry ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-

|| '''[[rifleman|bolt action]]''' [[File:DE_Inf_Rifle_Bolt_K98.png|245px]] [[Rifleman#German | Karabiner 98k ]]
|| '''[[Rifleman|Semi-Automatic]]''' [[File:DE ing GW43.png|195px]] [[Rifleman#German | Gewehr 43 ]] || '''[[Rifleman|Semi-Automatic]]''' [[File:DE_Inf_Rifle_Semi_G41.png|240px]] [[Rifleman#German | Gewehr41 ]]
|| '''[[Rifleman|Automatic]]''' [[File:DE inf STG44.png|190px]] [[Rifleman#German| Sturmgewehr 44]]
|| '''[[Sniper]]''' [[File:DE_Inf_Sniper_K98.png|240px]] [[Sniper#German | Karabiner 98k w scope]]
|| '''[[Grenadier]]''' [[File:DE_Grenadier.png|190px]] [[Grenadier#German | Karabiner 98k ]]
|-
|| '''[[Submachine Gunner | Sub Machine Guns]]''' [[File:DE_Inf_SMG_MP40.png|200px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#German | MP 40 ]]
|| '''[[Submachine Gunner | Sub Machine Guns]]''' [[File:DE_Inf_SMG_MP34.png|200px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#German | MP 34 ]]
|| '''[[Light Machine Gunner]]''' [[File:DE_MG34.png|160px]] [[Light_Machine_Gunner#German | MG 34 ]]
|| '''[[Light Machine Gunner | Machine Gun]]''' [[File:DE_MG42.png|160px]] [[Light_Machine_Gunner#German | MG 42 ]]
||'''[[Anti-Tank Rifleman]]''' [[File:DE_Inf_Anti-Tank_RiflePzB39.png|200px]] [[Anti-Tank_Rifleman#German | Panzerbüchse 39 ]]
|| '''[[Anti-Tank Soldier]]''' [[File:DE_Panzerschrek.png|160px]] [[Anti-Tank Soldier#German| Panzerschreck 54]]
|-
|| '''[[Mortarmen | Mortars]]''' [[File:DE_Inf_Mortar.png|200px]] [[Mortarmen#German| Granatwerfer 36]]
||'''[[Engineer|Combat Engineer/Engineer]]''' [[File:DE_Inf_Engineer.png|200px]] [[Engineer#German | Karabiner 98 ]]
|| '''[[Sapper]]''' [[File:DE_Sapper.png|160px]] [[sapper#German |Pistole 08 ]] || || ||
|}
</center>

==Airborne Infantry==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"

|-
|| '''[[Airborne Rifleman]]''' [[File:DE_Para_Rifleman.png|200px]]
|| '''[[Airborne SMG]]''' [[File:DE_Para_SMG.png|200px]]
|| '''[[Airborne LMG]]''' [[File:DE_Para_MG34.png|200px]]
|| '''[[Airborne Sniper]]''' [[File:DE_Para_Sniper.png|200px]]
|| '''[[Airborne ATR]]''' [[File:DE_Para_Panzerbuchse_39.png|200px]]
|-
|
|-
|| '''[[Airborne Mortarmen]]''' [[File:DE_Para_Granatwerfer_36.png|200px]]
|| '''[[Airborne Sapper]]''' [[File:DE_Para_Sapper.png|200px]]
|| '''[[Fallschirmjägergewehr_42 | Airborne FG42 Ausf.G]]''' [[File:DE_Para_FG42_Ausf.G.png|200px]]
|| '''[[Engineer|Airborne Combat Engineer]]''' [[File:DE_Para_Engineer.png|200px]]
|| '''[[Anti-Tank Soldier|Airborne Panzerschrek]]''' [[File:DE_Para_Panzerschrek.png|200px]]
|}
</center>

== Field Guns ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"

|| '''Light''' [[File:At_de_pak_35-36.jpg|300px]] [[PaK. 35/36|PaK. 35/36 (37 mm)]]
|| '''Medium''' [[File:At de pak 38.jpg|300px]] [[PaK. 38|PaK. 38 (50mm)]]
|| '''Heavy''' [[File:At de pak40.jpg|300px]] [[PaK. 40|PaK. 40 (75mm)]]
|-
|
|-
|| '''Light''' [[File:Aa de flak 30.jpg|300px]] [[FlaK. 30|FlaK. 30 (20mm)]] || '''Medium''' [[File:Aa uk bofors.jpg|300px]] [[Bofors 40mm|FlaK. 28L50 (40mm)]] || '''Heavy''' [[File:Aa de flak 36.jpg|300px]] [[FlaK. 36|FlaK. 36 (88mm)]]
|-
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|| '''Light''' [[File:Flak38.jpg|300px]] [[FlaK. 38|FlaK. 38 (20mm)]] || '''Light''' [[Blank|200px]] [[Flakvierling 38 | Flakvierling 38 (20mm) ]] ||
|-
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|-
|| '''Self Propelled''' [[File:Opel Blitz SPAA .png|300px]] [[Opel Blitz SPAA]] || '''Self Propelled''' [[File:SdKfz 7-2 Halftrack.png|350px]] [[SdKfz 7/2 Halftrack]] || '''Self Propelled''' [[File:DE_81mm-Mortar.png|270px]] [[ 81mm(3inch) Mortar | SdKfz 251/2 Ausf. C 81mm Mortar]]
|-
|| || || '''Heavy''' [[File:DE_105mm_Howitzer.png|280px]] [[ 105mm Howitzer | LeFH 18/40 10.5cm Howitzer]]
|}
</center>

== Armored Vehicles ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
| rowspan="1" | ''' Personnel Carriers''' || [[File:Ar de sdkfz 251.jpg|300px]] [[SdKfz_251#SdKfz 251/1 Ausf. C|Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 Ausf. C]] || [[File:251 D.png|250px]] [[SdKfz_251#SdKfz 251/1 Ausf. D|Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 Ausf. D]] || ||
|-
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| rowspan="1" | '''Armoured Cars''' || [[File:Ar de sdkfz 232.jpg|300px]] [[SdKfz_232|Sonderkraftfahrzeug 232 (8-Rad)]] || || ||
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| rowspan="1" | '''Light Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_de_pz2_c.jpg|300px]] [[PzKpfw_II|Panzerkampfwagen II Ausf. C]] || [[File:Ar_de_pz38t.jpg|300px]] [[Panzerkampfwagen 38(t)]] || ||
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| rowspan="2" | '''Medium Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_de_pz3-f.jpg|300px]] [[PzKpfw_III#PzKpfw_III_Ausf._F|Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf. F]] || [[File:Ar_de_pz3-h.jpg|300px]] [[PzKpfw_III#PzKpfw_III_Ausf._H|Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf. H]] || [[File:PZ III L.png|300px]] [[PzKpfw_III#PzKpfw_III_Ausf._L|Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf. L]] || [[File:PZIII N.png|300px]] [[PzKpfw_III#PzKpfw_III_Ausf._N|Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf. N]]
|-
|| [[File:Ar_de_pz4-d.jpg|300px]] [[PzKpfw IV#PzKpfw_IV_Ausf._D|Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf. D]] || [[File:Ar_de_pz4-g.jpg|300px]] [[PzKpfw_IV#PzKpfw_IV_Ausf._G|Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf. G]] || [[File:PZIV H.png|300px]] [[PzKpfw IV#PzKpfw IV Ausf.H|Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf. H]] ||
|-
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| rowspan="1" | ''' Heavy Tanks''' || |[[File:Ar_de_pz6-e_tiger.jpg|300px]] [[PzKpfw.VI|Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. E "Tiger"]] || || ||
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| rowspan="2" | '''Tank Destroyers & Assault Tanks''' || [[File:Panzerjäger I.png|300px]] [[Panzerjäger#Panzerjäger I|Panzerjäger I]] || [[File:Ar_de_stug_3-b.jpg|300px]] [[StuG#StuG_III_Ausf._B|Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. B]] || [[File:Ar_de_stug_3-g.jpg|300px]] [[StuG#StuG_III_Ausf._G|Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G]] || [[File:StuH42.png|300px]] [[StuG#StuH42|Sturmhaubitze 42]]
|-
|| [[File:251 10 Ausf B.png|300px]] [[SdKfz_251#SdKfz 251/10 Ausf. B|SdKfz 251/10 Ausf. B]] || || ||
|}
</center>

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US Army Units

2024-06-07T15:02:35Z

Eddie05: /* Field Guns */

==United States Infantry==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
|| '''[[rifleman|Bolt Action]]''' [[File:US_Rifleman_M1903A3_Springfield.PNG|175px]] [[Rifleman#American | Rifleman M1903 Springfield ]]
|| '''[[Rifleman|Semi-Automatic]]''' [[File:US_Rifleman_M1_Garand.PNG|175px]] [[Rifleman#American | Rifleman M1 Garand ]]
|| '''[[Rifleman|Semi-Automatic]]''' [[File:US_Rifleman_M1A1_Carbine.png|220px]] [[Rifleman#American |Rifleman M1A1 Carbine ]]
|| '''[[Rifleman|Automatic Rifle]]''' [[File:US-AR-M1918-BAR.png|175px]] [[Rifleman#American | AR M1918 BAR]]
|| '''[[Sniper]]''' [[File:US_-_Sniper.PNG|225px]] [[Sniper#American | M1903A4 Springfield- Weaver 330 scope]]
|-
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|| '''[[Submachine Gunner]]''' [[File:US_SMG_M1A1_Thompson.PNG|175px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#American | M1A1 Thompson ]]
|| '''[[Submachine Gunner]]''' [[File:M3A1 Grease Gun submachine gunner.png|175px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#American|M3A1 Grease Gun ]]
|| '''[[Light Machine Gunner]]''' [[File:American lmg.png|175px]] [[Light_Machine_Gunner#American | LMG M1919A6 ]]
|| '''[[Anti-Tank Rifleman]]''' [[File:American ATR.png|175px]] [[Anti-Tank_Rifleman#American | Boys Anti-Tank Rifle ]]
|| '''[[Anti-Tank Soldier]]''' [[File:AT_M9_Bazooka.png|175px]] [[Anti-Tank Soldier#American |AT M9 Bazooka]]
|-
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|| '''[[Mortarmen | Mortars]]''' [[File:US Mortarman.png|175px]] [[Mortarmen#American|M37 Mortar]]
|| '''[[Engineer]]''' [[File:US_Engineer.PNG|175px]] [[Engineer#American |M1 Garand ]]
|| '''[[Sapper]]''' [[File:US_-_Sapper.PNG|175px]] [[sapper#american | M1911 Colt ]] || ||
|}
</center>

== Airborne Infantry ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
|| '''[[Airborne Rifleman]]''' [[File:American AB semi-auto rifleman.png|175px]]
|| '''[[Airborne SMG]]''' [[File:American AB SMG.png|175px]]
|| '''[[Airborne LMG]]''' [[File:American Airborne lmg.png|175px]]
|| '''[[Airborne Sniper]]''' [[File:American AB Sniper.png|175px]]
|| '''[[Airborne Mortarmen]]''' [[File:Amerian airbrone motar man.png|175px]]
|| '''[[Airborne Sapper]]''' [[File:American Airborne Sapper.png|175px]]
|}
</center>

== Field Guns ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
| '''Light''' [[File:M3 37mm atg .jpg|270px]] [[M3 37mm anti tank gun| M3 (37mm)]] || '''Medium''' [[File:At fr qf 6pdr.jpg|300px]] [[M1A3 57mm]] || '''Heavy''' [[File:At fr m5 3in.jpg|300px]] [[M5 3 inch|M5 3 inch (76.2mm)]]
|-
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| '''Light''' [[File:Aa fr hotchkiss 38.jpg|300px]] [[25mm CA mle 1938]] || '''Medium''' [[File:Aa fr bofors.jpg|300px]] [[Bofors 40mm]] || '''Light''' [[Blank|200px]] [[M45 Quad .50 cal ]]
|-
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|-
| '''Self Propelled''' [[File:Crusader A15, AA Mk I.png|300px]] [[Crusader A15, AA Mk I]] || '''Self Propelled''' [[File:US_81mm_Mortar.png|270px]] [[ 81mm(3inch) Mortar | 88mm Mortar Carrier M21 (HT)]] || '''Heavy''' [[File:US_M2A1_105mm_Howitzer.png|270px]] [[ 105mm Howitzer | M2A1 105mm Howitzer]]
|}
</center>

== Armored Vehicles ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
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| rowspan="1" | ''' Personnel Carriers''' || [[File:M3 Halftrack.png|300px]] [[M-3 Halftrack]] ||
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| rowspan="1" | '''Light Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_fr_stuart_m3a3.jpg|300px]] [[M3_Stuart|M3A3 Stuart]] ||
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| rowspan="2" | '''Medium Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_fr_sherman_m4a2.jpg|300px]] [[M4 Sherman#M4A2_Sherman|M4A2 Sherman]] || [[File:Ar_fr_m4a3.jpg|300px]] [[M4_Sherman#M4A3_Sherman|M4A3 Sherman (76mm gun)]]
|-
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| rowspan="1" | '''Tank Destroyers & Assault Tanks''' ||[[File:Ar_fr_wolverine_m10.jpg|300px]] [[M10 Wolverine| 3in SPM M10]] || [[File:M3 Motor Gun Carriage.png|300px]] [[M-3 Halftrack#M3 Gun Motor Carriage|M3 Gun Motor Carriage]]
|}
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French Army Units

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== French Infantry ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
|| [[rifleman|Rifleman]] [[File:FR_Inf_Rifle_Single_MAS36.png|200px]] [[Rifleman#French | MAS 36 ]]
|| [[Rifleman|Semi-Automatic]] [[File:FR_Inf_Rifle_Semi_MAS40.png|200px]] [[Rifleman#French | MAS40 ]]
|| [[Sniper]] [[File:FR_Inf_Rifle_Sniper_Lebel.png|200px]] [[Sniper#French | Lebel 1886/M93 w Scope]]
|| [[Grenadier]] [[File:FR_Inf_Grenadier_MAS36.png|200px]] [[Grenadier#French | Lebel 1886/M93]]
|| [[Submachine Gunner | Sub Machine Guns]] [[File:FR_Inf_SMG_MAS38.png|200px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#French | Pistolet-mitrailleur MAS mle 38 ]]
|| [[Submachine Gunner | Sub Machine Guns]] [[File:FR_Inf_SMG_M3A1_GreaseGun.png|200px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#French | M3A1 Grease Gun ]]
|-
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|| [[Light Machine Gunner]] [[File:FR_Inf_LMG_FM24-29.png|200px]] [[Light_Machine_Gunner#French | Fusil-mitrailleur mle 1924/29 ]]
|| [[Anti-Tank Rifleman]] [[File:FR_Inf_Anti-Tank_Rifle_Boys.png|200px]] [[Anti-Tank_Rifleman#French | Boys Anti-Tank Rifle ]]
|| [[Anti-Tank Soldier]] [[File:FR_Inf_Anti-Tank_Bazooka.png|170px]] [[Anti-Tank Soldier#French | M9 Bazooka]]
|| [[Mortarmen | Mortars]] [[File:FR_Inf_Mortar_M37.png|200px]] [[Mortarmen#French|Lance-grenades de 50 mm mle 37]]
|| [[Engineer|Combat Engineer/Engineer]] [[File:FR_Inf_Engineer.png|200px]] [[Engineer#French | MAS 36 ]]
|| [[Sapper]] [[File:FR_Sapper.png|165px]] [[Sapper#French | Modele 1935 ]]
|}
</center>

== Airborne Infantry ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
|| [[Airborne Rifleman]] [[File:FR_Para_Rifleman.png|200px]]
|| [[Airborne SMG]] [[File:FR-Para-SMG.png|200px]]
|| [[Airborne LMG]] [[File:FR_Para_LMG.png|200px]]
|| [[Airborne Sniper]] [[File:FR_Para_Sniper.png|200px]]
|| [[Airborne ATR]] [[File:FR_Para_ATR.png|200px]]
|-
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|-
|| [[Airborne Mortarmen]] [[File:FR_Para_Mortar.png|200px]]
|| [[Airborne Sapper]] [[File:FR_Para_Sapper.png|200px]]
|| [[Engineer|Airborne Combat Engineer]] [[File:FR_Para_Engineer.png|200px]]
|| [[Anti-Tank Soldier|Airborne M9 Bazooka]] [[File:FR_Para_M9_Bazooka.png|200px]]
|}
</center>

== Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft Guns ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
| '''Light''' [[File:At fr sa 34.jpg|300px]] [[25mm SA mle 1934]] || '''Medium''' [[File:At_fr_sa_37.jpg|300px]] [[47mm SA mle 1937]] || '''Heavy''' [[File:At fr m5 3in.jpg|300px]] [[M5 3 inch|M5 3 inch (76.2mm)]]
|-
|| || [[File:At fr qf 6pdr.jpg|300px]] [[M1A3 57mm]] ||
|-
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| '''Light''' [[File:Aa fr hotchkiss 38.jpg|300px]] [[25mm CA mle 1938]] || '''Medium''' [[File:Aa fr bofors.jpg|300px]] [[Bofors 40mm]] || '''Light''' [[Blank|200px]] [[Polsten Quad 20mm]]
|-
|
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| '''Self Propelled''' [[File:Laffy S20 TL SPPA.png|300px]] [[Laffy S20 TL SPPA]] || '''Self Propelled''' [[File:Crusader A15, AA Mk I.png|300px]] [[Crusader A15, AA Mk I]] || | '''Self Propelled''' [[File:FR_81mm_Mortar.png|270px]] [[ 81mm(3inch) Mortar | 81mm Mortar Carrier M21 (HT)]]
|-
| '''Heavy''' [[File:FR_Howitzer_105mm.png|270px]] [[ 105mm Howitzer | M2A1 105mm Howitzer]]
|}
</center>

== Armored Vehicles ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
| rowspan="1" | ''' Personnel Carriers''' || [[File:Lorraine 37L.png|300px]] [[ Lorraine 37L]] || [[File:French M3 Halftrack.png|300px]] [[M-3 Halftrack]] || ||
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| rowspan="1" | '''Armoured Cars''' || [[File:Ar fr panhard-178.jpg|300px]] [[Panhard 178]] || || ||
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| rowspan="1" | '''Light Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_fr_hotchkiss_h-39.jpg|300px]] [[H39|Hotchkiss H39]] || [[File:Ar_fr_renault_r-35.jpg|300px]] [[R35|Renault R35]] || [[File:Ar_fr_stuart_m3a3.jpg|300px]] [[M3_Stuart|M3A3 Stuart]] ||
|-
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| rowspan="2" | '''Medium Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_fr_somua_s-35.jpg|300px]] [[S35|Somua S35]] || [[File:Ar_fr_sherman_m4a2.jpg|300px]] [[M4 Sherman#M4A2_Sherman|M4A2 Sherman III]] || [[File:Ar_fr_m4a3.jpg|300px]] [[M4_Sherman#M4A3_Sherman|M4A3 Sherman (76mm gun)]] ||
|-
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| rowspan="2" | ''' Heavy Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_fr_char_b1-bis.jpg|300px]] [[B1_bis|Char B1 bis]] || || ||
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| rowspan="1" | '''Tank Destroyers & Assault Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_fr_wolverine_m10.jpg|300px]] [[M10 Wolverine|M10 Wolverine]] || [[File:Ar_fr_laffly_w15-tcc.jpg|300px]] [[Laffly W-15 TCC]] || [[File:Lorraine 37L Anti Char.png|300px]] [[Lorraine 37L#Lorraine 37L Anti-Char|Lorraine 37L Anti-Char]] || [[File:M3 Motor Gun Carriage.png|300px]] [[M-3 Halftrack#M3 Gun Motor Carriage|M3 Gun Motor Carriage]]
|}
</center>

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British Army Units

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== British Infantry ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
|| '''[[rifleman|Bolt Action]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Rifle_Single_Lee-Enfield.png|150px]] [[Rifleman#British | Enfield No.4 Mk 1 ]]
|| '''[[Rifleman|Semi-Automatic]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Rifle_Semi_Garand.png|150px]] [[Rifleman#British | M1 Garand ]]
|| '''[[Sniper]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Rifle_Sniper.png|150px]] [[Sniper#British | Enfield No.4 Mk I (T)]]
|| '''[[Grenadier]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Grenadier_Enfield.png|150px]] [[Grenadier#British | Enfield No.4 Mk I ]]
|| '''[[Submachine Gunner]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_SMG_Thompson.png|150px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#British | M1928 Thompson ]]
|| '''[[Submachine Gunner]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_SMG_Sten.png|150px]] [[Submachine_Gunner#British | Sten Mk II ]]
|-
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|-
|| '''[[Light Machine Gunner]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_LMG_Bren.png|150px]] [[Light_Machine_Gunner#British | Bren Mk I]]
|| '''[[Anti-Tank Rifleman]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Anti-Tank_Rifle_Boys.png|150px]] [[Anti-Tank_Rifleman#British| Boys Anti-Tank Rifle ]]
|| '''[[Anti-Tank Soldier]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Anti-Tank_PIAT.png|120px]] [[Anti-Tank Soldier#british|PIAT]]
|| '''[[Mortarmen | Mortars]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Mortar_2Inch.png|150px]] [[Mortarmen#British| SBML 2 Inch]]
|| '''[[Engineer|Combat Engineer/Engineer]]''' [[File:UK_Inf_Engineer.png|120px]] [[Engineer#British | Enfield No.4 Mk 1 ]]
|| '''[[Sapper]]''' [[File:UK_AT_Sapper.png|130px]] [[sapper#British | Webley Revolver ]]
|}
</center>

== Airborne Infantry ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
|| '''[[Airborne Rifleman]]''' [[File:UK_Para_Rifleman.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Airborne SMG]]''' [[File:UK_Para_SMG.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Airborne LMG]]''' [[File:UK_Para_LMG.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Airborne Sniper]]''' [[File:UK_Para_Sniper.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Airborne ATR]]''' [[File:UK_Para_ATR.png|150px]]
|-
|
|-
|| '''[[Airborne Mortarmen]]''' [[File:UK_Para_Mortar.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Airborne Sapper]]''' [[File:UK_Para_Sapper.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Engineer|Airborne Combat Engineer]]''' [[File:UK_Para_Engineer.png|150px]]
|| '''[[Anti-Tank Soldier|Airborne PIAT]]''' [[File:UK_Para_PIAT.png|150px]]
|}
</center>

== Field Guns ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
| '''Light''' [[File:At uk qf 2pdr.jpg|200px]] [[QF 2 Pdr|QF 2 Pdr (40mm)]] || '''Medium''' [[File:At uk qf 6pdr.jpg|200px]] [[QF 6 Pdr|QF 6 Pdr (57mm)]] || '''Heavy''' [[File:At uk qf17pdr.jpg|200px]] [[QF 17 Pdr|QF 17 Pdr (76.2mm)]]
|-
|
|-
| '''Light''' [[File:Aa fr hotchkiss 38.jpg|200px]] [[25mm CA mle 1938]] || '''Medium''' [[File:Aa fr bofors.jpg|200px]] [[Bofors 40mm]] || '''Light''' [[Blank|200px]] [[Polsten Quad 20mm]]
|-
|
|-
| '''Self Propelled''' [[File:Bedford SPAA.png|200px]] [[ Bedford OY AA]] || '''Self Propelled''' [[File:Crusader A15, AA Mk I.png|200px]] [[Crusader A15, AA Mk I]] || '''Self Propelled''' [[File:UK_3inch_Mortar.png|170px]] [[ 81mm(3inch) Mortar | Universal Carrier 3 Inch Mortar]]
|-
| '''Heavy''' [[File:UK_M2A1_105mm_Howitzer.png|170px]] [[ 105mm Howitzer | M2A1 105mm Howitzer]]
|}
</center>

== Armored Vehicles ==

<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
| rowspan="1" | ''' Personnel Carriers''' || [[File:Universal carrier.jpg|150px]] [[ Universal Carrier]] || || ||
|-
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|-
| rowspan="1" | '''Armoured Cars''' || [[File:Ar uk daimler.jpg|150px]] [[Daimler|Daimler Mk I]] || || ||
|-
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| rowspan="1" | '''Light Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_uk_vickers.jpg|150px]] [[Vickers|Vickers Mk VI]] || [[File:-Ar uk vickersVIC.png|150px]] [[Vickers#Vickers Mk.VIC|Vickers Mk.VIC]] || [[File:Ar_uk_cruiser_A13_2.jpg|150px]] [[Cruiser|Cruiser Tank Mk IV (A13 Mk II)]] || [[File:Ar_fr_stuart_m3a3.jpg|150px]] [[M3_Stuart| Stuart V]]
|-
|
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Medium Tanks''' || [[File:Ar_uk_crusader_2.jpg|150px]] [[Crusader#Crusader_Mk_II|Crusader Mk II A15]] || [[File:Crusader Mk II Close Support.png|150px]] [[Crusader#Crusader Mk II Close Support|Crusader Mk II C/S]] || [[File:Ar_uk_crusader_3.jpg|150px]] [[Crusader#Crusader_Mk_III|Crusader Mk III A15]] || [[File:Crusader III C-S.png|150px]] [[Crusader#Crusader Mk III Close support|Crusader Mk III C/S]]
|-
|| [[File:Ar_fr_sherman_m4a2.jpg|150px]] [[M4 Sherman#M4A2_Sherman|M4A2 Sherman III]] || [[File:Ar_fr_m4a3.jpg|150px]] [[M4_Sherman#M4A3_Sherman|M4A3 Sherman IV]] || [[File:BR Sherman VC.png|150px]] [[M4_Sherman#Sherman VC Firefly |Sherman Firefly]] ||
|-
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| rowspan="2" | ''' Heavy Tanks''' ||[[File:Ar_uk_matilda_2.jpg|150px]] [[Matilda|Infantry Tank Mk II (A12) "Matilda II"]] || [[File:Ar uk matilda 2CS.png|150px]] [[Matilda#Infantry Tank Mk II (A12) "Matilda II Close Support"| Infantry Tank Mk II Close support"Matilda II"]] || [[File:Ar_uk_churchill_3.jpg|150px]] [[Churchill#Churchill_Mk_III|Churchill Mk III]] || [[File:Churchill Mk V close Support.png|150px]] [[Churchill#Churchill Mk V close Support|Churchill Mk V close Support]]
|-
|| [[File:Ar_uk_churchill_7.jpg|150px]] [[Churchill#Churchill_Mk_VII|Churchill Mk VII]] || [[File:Churchill Mk VIII close Support.png|150px]] [[Churchill#Churchill Mk VIII close Support|Churchill Mk VIII close Support]] || ||
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| rowspan="1" | '''Tank Destroyers & Assault Tanks''' ||[[File:Ar_fr_wolverine_m10.jpg|150px]] [[M10 Wolverine| 3in SPM M10]] || |[[File:BR M10 Achilles.png|150px]] [[M10 Wolverine#M10 Achilles| M10 Achilles]] || ||
|}
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Main Page

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==ABOUT WWII ONLINE==
WWII Online is a purely PvP combat game that recreates the brutal war in Western Europe over a battlefield of more than 300,000 square kilometers, and it isn't divided into lobbies and zones. Everyone fights in the same space in an effort to gain control of the biggest zoneless battlefield in online gaming, it actually made the Guinness Book of World Records.

This is a true combined arms conflict with over 100 accurately modelled weapons and vehicles. From infantry small arms, rifles submachine guns and even pistols, to heavier machine guns and mortars. Tanks and armored vehicles, with your flyboys in fighters and bombers and ground attack aircraft fighting overhead, dogfighting or offering ground support ... all player driven and controlled, gathered together in one online game world battlefield.

Several hundred cities, towns and villages lie scattered across the hills, valleys and fields of Western Europe. You even have player-controlled artillery, and making your efforts possible to push for victory is an entire support system of supply that is also player driven. Armored personnel carriers and resupply trucks work the fringes of the battle bringing up forward points of resupply and forward spawning capability.

Where the battle rages along the coastal areas and even on the rivers, gunboats and destroyers wage their own war or provide shore bombardment for your attack. All player controlled and operated.

You can even join in on paratroop operations to get behind enemy lines and cause chaos within their defensive efforts, in transport planes flown by real players.

WWII Online is the biggest most epic war game on the internet, on a scope and scale that has been unparalleled since it first began.

==Game Download (Current Version)==
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==Latest news==
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==Recent Game Updates==
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==Essential Guides==

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*[https://store.steampowered.com/manual/251950 Game Manual]
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*[[Quick_Start_Guide | Quick Start Guide]]
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*[[Five's_Maps | Five's Maps]]
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===Branch Specific===
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==Game Mechanics==
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*[[Ranks]]
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==Player Guides==
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*[[Player Made Guides]]
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Training Corps

2024-05-03T17:17:48Z

Eddie05: /* Training Staff */

=Training Staff=

'''Lead Trainer:'''

'''Trainers:'''

* Corbie
* Macalex
* Calwood
* Loganblade
* Medic911

=Training Server=

The Training Server is an ideal platform for testing out equipment and where you can practice and hone your battle skills, either by yourself using a 2nd account or with a friend or two.

There is no rank requirement, allowing you to spawn any unit with unlimited supply so you can respawn over and over.

There are AO/DO and it is possible to capture. There is no scoring, it would show you how many points you gained for actions in the Server, but it would not count.

In some towns AI are active for Training Purposes.

Typing .tr would list all Trainers online. Feel free to ask them any questions that you have. They are there to help.

==Entering the Training Server==

To login to the Training Server - Start game, agree to the Terms of Service, input Password, click “Login”, usually you would select Campaign and click “Play” but instead select Training and click “Play”.

To login to the Training Server from Steam – click Play WWII Online, click anywhere to exit Terms of Service, usually you would click “Join the Battle” but instead click bottom left “Training Server”.

==Scheduled Training==

You can find the Scheduled Training advertised in Discord or the Forums, as well as the MOTD in the Training Server.

Upon entry, you will need to contact the Trainer specified in the system message in order to get Training. He will then direct you to a mission.

If the scheduled Training does not interest you, you can still use the Training Server in an open format however please do not interfere with the training at hand.

==Training Server Guidelines==

Please read the following guidelines while in the Training Server. If you do not follow these guidelines, you may be asked to leave or in extreme cases kicked from the Server.

*Be courteous to other players and Trainers and always ask before participating in their activities.
*Do not shoot at other players without asking first.
*Always follow the Trainers instructions when participating in a Lesson.
*Adhere to the Playnet Terms of Service.
*Be aware that the Trainers do not represent CRS’s Technical or Customer Support.
*The mainland of the Training Server is open for all to use. Contact a Trainer if you have specific needs.

=Recommended Reading=

Before you enter the training arena, it is highly recommended that you get some basic understanding of the interface and game world. To do this follow the link below, in particular Missions/Mobile Spawn/Chat/Keymapper. This will help you navigate the menues and communicate with other Players and Trainers.
 

[[ Player_Guide | Player Guides]]

[[Category:Community]]

Units

2024-04-28T07:05:23Z

Eddie05: /* Weapons & Vehicles */

{| width=100% border=0 cellpadding=6

=Weapons & Vehicles=

All Weapons and Vehicles can be found under the 5 fighting nations- Great Britain, France, United States, Germany and Italy (although for now numbers are limited).
These Weapons and Vehicles although are in game they may not be available until a later date, these would be rolled out in Tiers and to see when, you would need to look here. [[Tiers]] 
Please note, this is a work in progress and over the coming weeks will all be updated.

Equipment is available to those holding the correct [[Ranks|Rank]], if it is unavailable to you it will be in yellow and if you hover over the unit in the Ready Room it will show you the Rank required.

|-
!colspan="3" style="background-color:rgb(51,51,0); text-align:center; color:rgb(255,205,0);"| Allied Forces
|-valign="top"
! width="33%" |
{| border=0
|[[File:British_army.png|100x200px]]
|[[File:Flag_big_uk.jpg|50x25px]] [[Great_Britain | Great Britain]]
*[[British Army Units|Army]]
*[[British AF Units|Air Force]]
*[[British Navy Units|Navy]]
|}

! width="33%"|

{| border=0
|[[File:French_army.png|100x200px]]
|[[File:Flag_big_fr.jpg|50x25px]] [[France]]
*[[French Army Units|Army]]
*[[French AF Units|Air Force]]
*[[French Navy Units|Navy]]
|}

! width="33%" |

{| border=0 valign="top"
|[[File:American_army.png|100x200px]]
|[[File:Flag_big_us.jpg|50x25px]] [[United_States | United States]]
*[[US Army Units|Army]]
*[[US AF Units|Air Force]]
|}

|-

!colspan="3" style="background-color:rgb(51,51,0); text-align:center; color:rgb(255,205,0);"| Axis Forces
|
|-

! width="33%" |
{| border=0 align="center"
|[[File:German_army.png|100x200px]]
|[[File:Flag_big_de.jpg|50x25px]] [[Germany]]
*[[German Army Units|Army]]
*[[German AF Units|Air Force]]
*[[German Navy Units|Navy]]
|}

[[Category:Allied]]
[[Category:Axis]]

Ranks

2024-03-16T10:19:18Z

Eddie05: /* Cross-country Rank and Score */

=Rank=

This page describes the order and rank titles for each side. Rank controls what can be spawned, required Rank will be shown in the Vehicles and Weapons page.

==Cross-country Rank and Score==

Each Persona tracks its own rank and score achievements. However, as a courtesy to players who choose to change side when Spawn Delay timers are in effect because of side imbalances, any achivements you make within a branch upto rank 5 will be duplicated to any persona you select with a lower rank or score.

Thus, if you have played a German Army persona to rank 4 with 100 points and then create a new French Army persona, this second persona will be promoted to rank 4 with 100 points. If you achieve rank 6 with the French persona and then resume playing your German Army persona, he will be promoted to Rank 5 with 0 points.

This promotion only occurs when you actively select a persona that is below Rank 5. Thus if you only ever play, say, French, personas in other countries will not gain rank or score ''until'' you play them.

==What is the highest rank?==
There are 21 ranks in total, but only 13 of them are gained through gameplay and scoring. The upper 8 ranks are assigned if/when a player moves through the [[High Command|High Command]].

==I'm max rank, why does it say I have X% to next rank?==
In a word? Bragging rights. You continue to accumulate points even at rank 13 - until you reach 100%. Maybe some day we will enable a special decal for this achievement.

=Rank Tables=
At anytime that you wish to quickly know what rank is required for a specific weapon while in game, go to the Ready Room (weapon selection page) and hover your mouse over the weapon in question. You should then see a popup with information pertaining to that particular weapon.

''"The minimum rank for access to this unit is X. Your current rank level is X."''

==Army==

<center>
{| class="wikitable"
|
|
| style="text-align: center;" |'''American'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''British'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''French'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''German'''
|-
|'''Icon'''
|'''Rank'''
|''US Army''
|''British Expeditionary Force''
|''Armée de Terre''
|''Heer''
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''Enlisted'''
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-1.png]]
|E-1
|Recruit
|Recruit
|Recrue
|Rekrut
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-2.png]]
|E-2
|Private
|Private
|Soldat
|Grenadier
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-3.png]]
|E-3
|Private 1st Class
|Lance Corporal
|Caporal
|Gefreiter
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-4.png]]
|E-4
|Corporal
|Corporal
|Corporal-Chef
|Obergefreiter
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-5.png]]
|E-5
|Sergeant
|Sergeant
|Sergeant
|Unteroffizier
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''Non Commissioned Officers (NCOs)'''
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-6.png]]
|E-6
|Staff Sergeant
|Colour Sergeant
|Sergent-Chef
|Unterfeldwebel
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-7.png]]
|E-7
|Technical Sergeant
|Quarter Master Sergeant
|Adjudant
|Feldwebel
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-8.png]]
|E-7
|Master Sergeant
|Sergeant Major
|Adjudant-Chef
|Oberfeldwebel
|-
|colspan="5" style="text-align: center;" |'''Officers'''
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-1.png]]
|O-1
|2nd Lieutenant
|2nd Lieutenant
|Sous-Lieutenant
|Leutnant
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-2.png]]
|O-2
|1st Lieutenant
|Lieutenant
|Lieutenant
|Overleutnant
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-3.png]]
|O-3
|Captain
|Captain
|Capitaine
|Hauptmann
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-4.png]]
|O-4
|Major
|Major
|Commandant
|Major
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-5.png]]
|O-5
|Lieutenant Colonel
|Lieutenant Colonel
|Lieutenant Colonel
|Oberstleutnant
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''High Command'''
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-1.png]]
|C-1
|Colonel
|Colonel
|Colonel
|Oberst
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-2.png]]
|C-2
|Brigadier General
|Brigadier
|Général de Brigade
|Generalmajor
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-3.png]]
|C-3
|Major General
|Major General
|Général de Division
|Generalleutnant
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-4.png]]
|C-4
|Lieutenant General
|Lieutenant General
|Général de Corps
|General
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-5.png]]
|C-5
|General
|General
|Général d'Armée
|General Oberst
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-6.png]]
|C-6
|General of the Army
|Fieldmarshall
|Chef d'Etat Major
|Feldmarschall
|}
</center>

==Air Force==

<center>
{| class="wikitable"
|
|
| style="text-align: center;" |'''American'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''British'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''French'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''German'''
|-
|'''Icon'''
|'''Rank'''
|''US Army Air Forces''
|''Royal Air Force''
|''Armée de l'Air''
|''Luftwaffe''
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''Enlisted'''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-1.png]]
|E-1
|Recruit
|Aircraftsman
|Aviateur
|Flieger
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-2.png]]
|E-2
|Private
|Aircraftsman, First Class
|Aviateur, Première Classe
|Gefreiter
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-3.png]]
|E-3
|Private 1st Class
|Leading Aircraftsman
|Caporal
|Obergefreiter
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-4.png]]
|E-4
|Corporal
|Corporal
|Caporal-Chef
|Unteroffizier
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''Non Commissioned Officers (NCOs)'''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-5.png]]
|E-5
|Sergeant
|Sergeant
|Sergent
|Feldwebel
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-6.png]]
|E-6
|Staff Sergeant
|Flight Sergeant
|Adjudant
|Oberfeldwebel
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-7.png]]
|E-7
|Technical Sergeant
|Warrant Officer
|Major
|Stabsfeldwebel
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-8.png]]
|E-8
|Master Sergeant
|Acting Pilot Officer
|Aspirant
|Oberfähnrich
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''Officers'''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-1.png]]
|O-1
|2nd Lieutenant
|Pilot Officer
|Sous-Lieutenant
|Leutnant
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-2.png]]
|O-2
|1st Lieutenant
|Flying Officer
|Lieutenant
|Oberleutnant
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-3.png]]
|O-3
|Captain
|Flight Lieutenant
|Capitaine
|Hauptmann
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-4.png]]
|O-4
|Major
|Squadron Leader
|Commandant
|Major
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-5.png]]
|O-5
|Lieutenant Colonel
|Wing Commander
|Lieutenant Colonel
|Oberstleutnant
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''High Command'''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-1.png]]
|C-1
|Colonel
|Group Captain
|Colonel
|Oberst
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-2.png]]
|C-2
|Brigadier General
|Air Commodore
|Général de Brigade Aérienne
|Generalmajor
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-3.png]]
|C-3
|Major General
|Air Vice Marshal
|Général de Division Aérienne
|Generalleutnant
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-4.png]]
|C-4
|Lieutenant General
|Air Marshal
|Général de Corps d'Armée Aérienne
|General Der Flieger
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-5.png]]
|C-5
|General
|Air Chief Marshal
|Général d'Armée Aérienne
|Generaloberst
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-6.png]]
|C-6
|General of the Army
|Marshal of the Royal Air Force
|Général, C.S.A.
|Feldmarschall
|}
</center>

==Navy==

<center>
{| class="wikitable"
|
|
| style="text-align: center;" |'''American'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''British'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''French'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''German'''
|-
|'''Icon'''
|'''Rank'''
|''US Navy''
|''Royal Navy''
|''Marine Nationale''
|''Kriegsmarine''
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''Enlisted'''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-1.png]]
|E-1
|Recruit
|Recruit
|Matelot
|Matrose
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-2.png]]
|E-2
|Appretice Seaman
|Ordinary Seaman
|Quartier Maître
|Matrose-Gefreiter
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-3.png]]
|E-3
|Seaman 2nd Class
|Able Seaman
|Quartier Maître, Première Classe
|Matrose-Obergefreiter
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-4.png]]
|E-4
|Seaman 1st Class
|Leading Seaman
|Caporal-Chef
|Maat
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''Non Commissioned Officers (NCOs)'''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-5.png]]
|E-5
|Petty Officer 3C
|Petty Officer
|Second Maître
|Obermaat
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-6.png]]
|E-6
|Petty Officer 2C
|Chief Petty Officer
|Maître
|Bootsmann
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-7.png]]
|E-7
|Petty Officer 1C
|''Boatswain''
|Premier Maître
|Oberbootsmann
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:E-8.png]]
|E-8
|Chief Petty Officer
|''Commissioned Warrant Officer''
|Maître Principal
|Oberfähnrich zur See
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''Officers'''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-1.png]]
|O-1
|Ensign
|''Midshipman''
|''Enseigne de Vaisseau, 2e Classe''
|Leutnant zur See
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-2.png]]
|O-2
|Lieytenant J.G.
|''Sublieutenant''
|''Enseigne de Vaisseau, 1e Classe''
|Oberleutnant zur See
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-3.png]]
|O-3
|Lieutenant
|Lieutenant
|''Lieutenant de Vaisseau''
|Kapitänleutnant
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-4.png]]
|O-4
|Lieutenant Commander
|Lieutenant Commander
|''Capitaine de Corvette''
|Korvettenkapitän
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:O-5.png]]
|O-5
|Commander
|Commander
|''Capitaine de Frégate''
|Fregattenkapitän
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center;" |'''High Command'''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-1.png]]
|C-1
|Captain
|Captain
|''Captaine de Vaisseau''
|Kapitän zur See
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-2.png]]
|C-2
|Commodore
|Commodore
|Contre-Amiral
|''Konteradmiral''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-3.png]]
|C-3
|Rear Admiral
|Rear Admiral
|Vice-Amiral
|''Vizeadmiral''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-4.png]]
|C-4
|Vice Admiral
|Vice Admiral
|''Vice-Amiral d'Escadre''
|''Admiral''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-5.png]]
|C-5
|Admiral
|Admiral
|Amiral
|''Generaladmiral''
|-
|style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-6.png]]
|C-6
|Fleet Admiral
|''Admiral of the Fleet''
|Amiral de la Flotte
|Großadmiral
|}
</center>

==Country/Command Ranks==
In addition to the military branch specific ranks, the has ranks for the strategic level commanders of countries.

<center>
{| class="wikitable"
|
|
| style="text-align: center;" |'''American'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''British'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''French'''
| style="text-align: center;" |'''German'''
|-
|'''Icon'''
|'''Rank'''
|colspan="4"|
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-7.png]]
|C-7
|colspan="4" style="text-align: center;" |Country Leader
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-8.png]]
|C-8
|colspan="4" style="text-align: center;" |Theater Leader
|-
| style="text-align: center;" |[[file:C-9.png]]
|C-9
|colspan="4" style="text-align: center;" |Side Commander
|}
</center>

==In-Game Rank Icons==

* [M] = Mission Leader
* [C] = High Command
* [T] = Trainer


=Squad Rank=

There are several ranks within [[:Category:Squads|squads]] that control the permissions of members holding those ranks.

*'''CO (Commanding Officer):''' Can recruit, promote, demote, and remove squad members. Can disband the squad. Can resign from command. Can change Squad MOTD
*'''XO (Executive Officer):''' Can recruit, promote, demote, and remove squad members. Can change Squad MOTD
*'''Recruiter:''' Can recruit new members to the squad. Can change Squad MOTD
*'''Member:''' Can leave the squad.
*'''Recruit:''' Can leave the squad.

'''Promotion:''' You can only promote someone up to your level within the squad (except for COs). And you can only demote someone your level or below. For instance, an XO can promote someone to XO or demote other XOs.



=Old Rank=

Previously, there were many fewer ranks in the game. When the ranks were expanded to what is show above, the privileges of the previous ranks did not change, new Rank 5 still has the same privileges as old Rank 5. All that changed was the title (Lieutenant became Sergeant). This is the old Rank Table.

<center>
{| class="wikitable"
| '''Rank''' || style="text-align:center;" | '''Title''' || '''Rank''' || style="text-align:center;" | '''Title'''
|-
| 1 || Private || 8 || Lieutenant Colonel
|-
| 2 || Private, First Class || 9 || Lieutenant Colonel
|-
| 3 || Corporal || 10 || Colonel
|-
| 4 || Sergeant || 11 || Major General
|-
| 5 || Lieutenant || 12 || Lieutenant General
|-
| 6 || Captain || 13 || General
|-
| 7 || Major || 14 || God Emperor
|}
</center>

[[Category:Beginner Guides]] [[Category:GameMechanics]]

Axis OrBat

2024-03-15T16:06:43Z

Eddie05: /* Central High Command */

=Central High Command=

The Axis High Command is the group of players that help win the campaign and move the map.
{| border=0 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=4 style="margin:0 0 .5em 1em; width:250px; background:#fff; border-collapse:collapse; border:1px solid #999; font-size:smaller; line-height:1.5; "
|- style="text-align:center; background:#f0f0f0;"
| colspan=2 style="padding:0; background:#666600; color:#996;" |
|- style="color:#fff; background:#666600; font-size:larger;"
! colspan=2 | Axis High Command
|-
! colspan=2 style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:#ddb;" | Senior Command
|- colspan=3 style="vertical-align:top; background:#f0f0f0;"
|'''Oberbefehlshaber der Achsenmächte:''' || Gazoo
|- style="vertical-align:top;"
|'''1a Im Fuhrungstab der Achsenmächte:''' ||
|- colspan=3 style="vertical-align:top; background:#f0f0f0;"
|'''1c Im Fuhrungsstab der Achsenmächte:''' ||
|}

=Active Squads=

Work in Progress

=OrBat=

Below you can find the Divisions and Brigades currently in play during the Campaign.

==German==

*With the introduction of the United States in Tier 3, 3. Fallschirmjäger-Division with the 2x Gruppen (Brigades) are brought out of Training and placed on the Map.

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

'''German Ground Forces'''
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| '''3. Panzer-Division''' || 3pzd
|-
| 3.Panzer 1 Kampfgruppe || 3pdkg1
|-
| 3.Panzer 2 Kampfgruppe || 3pdkg2
|-
| 3.Panzer 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 3pdkg3
|-
| '''4. Panzer-Division''' || 4pzd
|-
| 4.Panzer 1 Kampfgruppe || 4pdkg1
|-
| 4.Panzer 2 Kampfgruppe || 4pdkg2
|-
| 4.Panzer 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 4pdkg3
|-
| '''16.Infanterie-Division''' || 16id
|-
| 16.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 16idkg1
|-
| 16.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 16idkg2
|-
| 16.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 16idkg3
|-
| '''33.Infanterie-Division''' || 33id
|-
| 33.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 33idkg1
|-
| 33.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 33idkg2
|-
| 33.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 33idkg3
|-
|-
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''German Paratrooper Forces'''
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| '''1. Fallschirmjäger-Division''' || 1fjd
|-
| 1. Fallschirmjäger 1.Gruppe || 1fjdg1
|-
| 1. Fallschirmjäger 2.Gruppe || 1fjdg2
|-
| '''2. Fallschirmjäger-Division''' || 2fjd
|-
| 2. Fallschirmjäger 1.Gruppe || 2fjdg1
|-
| 2. Fallschirmjäger 2.Gruppe || 2fjdg2
|-
| '''3. Fallschirmjäger-Division*''' || 3fjd
|-
| 3. Fallschirmjäger 1.Gruppe || 3fjdg1
|-
| 3. Fallschirmjäger 2.Gruppe || 3fjdg2
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Luftwaffe Forces'''
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| '''Jagdgeschwader 2 'Richthofen'''' || jg2
|-
| I.Gruppe 2.Jagdgeschwader || 2jg1g
|-
| II.Gruppe 2.Jagdgeschwader || 2jg2g
|-
| 26.Kampfgeschwader (Bomber) || 2jg26k
|-
| '''Jagdgeschwader 3 'Udet'''' || jg3
|-
| I.Gruppe 3.Jagdgeschwader || 3jg1g
|-
| II.Gruppe 3.Jagdgeschwader || 3jg2g
|-
| 53.Kampfgeschwader (Bomber) || 3jg53k
|-
| '''Jagdgeschwader 51 'Molders'*''' || jg51
|-
| I.Gruppe 51.Jagdgeschwader || 51jg1g
|-
| II.Gruppe 51.Jagdgeschwader || 51jg2g
|-
| 51.Kampfgeschwader (Bomber) || 51kg
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Kreigsmarine Forces'''
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| '''1. Angriffsdivision''' || 1agd
|-
| 5. Zerstörerflottille || 5zf
|-
| 8. Zerstörerflottille || 8zf
|-
| '''2. Angriffsdivision''' || 2agd
|-
| 4. Zerstörerflottille || 4zf
|-
| 6. Zerstörerflottille || 6zf
|}
|}
</center>

[[Category:Axis]]

Brigades

2024-03-09T16:18:19Z

Eddie05: /* United States */

=Brigades=

Brigades are the fundamental strategic unit of the game. All Brigades are connected to a Division. Each side has 3 Divisional HQ flags, each supplying 3 Brigade flags, hence a total of 9 Brigades. Each flag must remain close to their parent Divisional HQ, these would be highlighted on the map with a red link.

As of [[Readme|1.28]] each ground Division now has 1 Armored Brigade and 2 Infantry Brigades.
Brigades move around the game map according to the [[Brigade Movement Rules]].

After you have chosen your persona you need to select a Brigade to fight with. Don’t worry, you can always transfer out of a Brigade if the need arises.

The Brigade Selector shows you the Order of Battle for the country and branch of your selected persona. A brief summary of each Brigade is presented here and you will be able to transfer to the brigade of your choice by selecting a brigade with the mouse and clicking on the "Brigade HQ" button in the bottom left of the screen.

You can also join a brigade from the theater map. Just right-click a Capture Point (CP) name that has a Brigade Flag on it.

Your personas will be associated with the last brigade you played with in subsequent game sessions, but you can transfer out at any time.

==Brigade HQ==

Brigade HQ is the central hub of all combat operations. From here you will have a list of missions, with such information as who's leading the mission,origin and targets.

<center>[[File:UI_Brigade_Select.jpg|500px]]</center>

==The Communications Tab:==

This tab lists the important communiqués from your Brigade Command as well as updated command structures and officers. You should check this page regularly to see who is in command and any standing orders from your brigade commander or even from the high command staff that may have been posted since your last visit, or even since your last mission.

==Unit Codes==

All the Brigades with their Short Names:

==British==
{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

'''BEF HQ ARMY Supply Division'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 3rd Infantry Division || 3id
|-
| 2nd Infantry Division || 2id
|-
| 1st Infantry Division || 1id
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''BEF Ground Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 8th Infantry Brigade || 8ib
|-
| 9th Infantry Brigade || 9ib
|-
| 4th Infantry Brigade || 4ib
|-
| 5th Infantry Brigade || 5ib
|-
| Special Air Service || sas
|-
| 3rd Commandos || 3ib
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''BEF Armored Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 33rd Tank Brigade (Armored) || 33ab
|-
| 2nd Armored Brigade (Armored) || 2ab
|-
| 1st Guards Brigade (Armored) || 1gb
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''BEF Paratrooper Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 1st Airborne Division || 1abd
|-
| 1st Paratroop Brigade || 1pb
|-
| 2nd Paratroop Brigade || 2pb
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''RAF Fighter Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 60 Fighter Wing || 60fw
|-
| 60 Squadron || 60w
|-
| 61 Squadron || 61w
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''RAF Bomber Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 70 Bomber Wing || 70bw
|-
| 75 Squadron (CAS Brigade) || 75w
|-
| 76 Squadron (CAS Brigade) || 76w
|-
| 70 Squadron (Bomber Brigade) || 70w
|-
| 52 Squadron (Bomber Brigade) || 52w
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''RN Naval Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 37 Destroyer Squadron || 37ds
|-
| 38 Destroyer Squadron || 38ds
|}
|}
</center>

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

==French==

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

'''French HQ ARMY Supply Division'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Division !! Short Title
|-
| 12e Division d'Infanterie Motorisée || 12dim
|-
| 5ème Division Nord-Africaine || 5dina
|-
| 1re Division d'Infanterie Motorisée || 1dim
|-
| 2ème Division Nord-Africaine || 2dina
|-
| 4e Groupe de Reconnaissance de Division d'motorisé || 4thmacrd
|-
| 2e Division Légère Mécanique || 2ndlmd
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''French Ground Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 13ème Demi-Brigade de Légion Etrangère || 13edble
|-
| 106th Régiment d'Infanterie || 106rim
|-
| 27e Régiment d'Infanterie || 27ir
|-
| 6e Régiment de Tirailleurs Marocains || 6dp
|-
| 1er Régiment d'Infanterie || 1ir
|-
| 43e Régiment d'Infanterie || 43ir
|-
| 22e Régiment de Tirailleurs Algériens || 22dp
|-
| 13e Régiment de Tirailleurs Algériens || 13dp
|-
| 101r Escadron de Reconnaissance || 101er
|-
| 605e Régiment de Pionniers || 605rp
|-
| 13e Régiment de Dragons || 13rd
|-
| 8e Régiment de Cuirassiers || 8dc
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''French Armored Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 1ère Brigade d'Assaut Motorisé (Armored) || 1bdm
|-
| 14e Regiment de Zouaves (Armored) || 14dp
|-
| 14e Compagnie Divisionnaire Anti-Chars (Armored) || 14c
|-
| 110e Régiment d'Infanterie (Armored) || 110ir
|-
| 104th Anti-Tank Regiment (Armored) || 104atr
|-
| 4e Brigade Légère Mécanique (Armored) || 4blm
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''French Paratrooper Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 1re Division l'Infanterie de l'Air || 1dia
|-
| Groupe de l'infanterie de l'air 601 || 601gia
|-
| Groupe de l'infanterie de l'air 602 || 602gia
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Armee de l'Air Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| Groupement de Chasse 21 || gc21
|-
| Groupe de Chasse I/1 || gci1
|-
| Groupe de Chasse III/3 || gciii3
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Armee de l'Air Bomber Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| Groupement de Bombardement 6 || gb6
|-
| Groupe de Bombardement I/12 || gbi12
|-
| Groupe de Bombardement d'Assaut 18 || gb18
|-
| Groupe de Bombardement d'Assaut 19 || gb19
|-
| Groupe de Bombardement III/12 || gbiii12
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''French Naval Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| Flotille du Pas de Calais || fpc
|-
| Force de l'Atlantique || fda
|}
|}
</center>

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

==United States==

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

'''US HQ ARMY Supply Division'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Division !! Short Title
|-
| 1st Division || us1d
|-
| 2nd Division || us2d
|-
| 3rd Division || us3d
|-
| 4th Division || us4d
|-
| 5th Division || us5d
|-
| 6th Division || us6d
|-
| 7th Division || us7d
|-
| 8th Division || us8d
|-
| 9th Division || us9d
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''US Ground Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title !! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| U.S. 1st Army || us1army || V Corps || usVc
|-
| I Corps || usIc || 51st Infantry Brigade || us51ib
|-
| 11th Infantry Brigade || us11ib || 52nd Infantry Brigade || us52ib
|-
| 12th Infantry Brigade || us12ib || VI Corps || usVIc
|-
| II Corps || usIIc || 61st Infantry Brigade || us61ib
|-
| 21st Infantry Brigade || us21ib || 62nd Infantry Brigade || us62ib
|-
| 22nd Infantry Brigade || us22ib || VII Corps || usVIIc
|-
| U.S. 2nd Army || us2army || 71st Infantry Brigade || us71ib
|-
| III Corps || usIIIc || 72nd Infantry Brigade || us72ib
|-
| 31st Infantry Brigade || us31ib || VIII Corps || usVIIIc
|-
| 32nd Infantry Brigade || us32ib || 81st Infantry Brigade || us81ib
|-
| IV Corps || usIVc || 82nd Infantry Brigade || us82ib
|-
| 41st Infantry Brigade || us41ib || IX Corps || usIXc
|-
| 42nd Infantry Brigade || us42ib || 91st Infantry Brigade || us91ib
|-
| || || 92nd Infantry Brigade || us92ib
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''US Armored Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 13th Armored Brigade || us13ab
|-
| 23rd Armored Brigade || us23ab
|-
| 33rd Armored Brigade || us33ab
|-
| 43rd Armored Brigade || us43ab
|-
| 53rd Armored Brigade || us53ab
|-
| 63rd Armored Brigade || us63ab
|-
| 73rd Armored Brigade || us73ab
|-
| 83rd Armored Brigade || us83ab
|-
| 93rd Armored Brigade || us93ab
|}
|}
</center>

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

==German==

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

'''German HQ ARMY Supply Division'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 4. Panzer-Division || 4pzd
|-
| 16. Infanterie-Division || 16id
|-
| 3. Panzer-Division || 3pzd
|-
| 33. Infanterie-Division || 33id
|-
| 2. Panzer-Division || 2pzd
|-
| 17. Infanterie-Division || 17id
|-
| 1. Panzer-Division || 1pzd
|-
| 27. Infanterie-Division || 27id
|-
| 20. Infanterie-Division || 20id
|}
</center>

| valign="top"|

'''German Ground Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 4.Panzer 1 Kampfgruppe || 4pdkg1
|-
| 4.Panzer 2 Kampfgruppe || 4pdkg2
|-
| 16.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 16idkg1
|-
| 16.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 16idkg2
|-
| 3.Panzer 1 Kampfgruppe || 3pdkg1
|-
| 3.Panzer 2 Kampfgruppe || 3pdkg2
|-
| 33.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 33idkg1
|-
| 33.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 33idkg2
|-
| 2.Panzer 1 Kampfgruppe || 2pdkg1
|-
| 2.Panzer 2 Kampfgruppe || 2pdkg2
|-
| 17.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 17idkg1
|-
| 17.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 17idkg2
|-
| 1.Panzer 1 Kampfgruppe || 1pzkg1
|-
| 1.Panzer 2 Kampfgruppe || 1pzkg2
|-
| 27.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 27idkg1
|-
| 27.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 27idkg2
|-
| 20.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 20idkg1
|-
| 20.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 20idkg2
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''German Armored Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 4.Panzer 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 4pdkg3
|-
| 16.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 16idkg3
|-
| 3.Panzer 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 3pdkg3
|-
| 33.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 33idkg3
|-
| 2.Panzer 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 2pdkg3
|-
| 17.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 17idkg3
|-
| 1.Panzer 3 Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 1pzkg3
|-
| 27.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 27idkg3
|-
| 20.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 20idkg3
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''German Paratrooper Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 2. Fallschirmjäger-Division || 2fjd
|-
| 2. Fallschirmjäger 1.Gruppe || 2fjdg1
|-
| 2. Fallschirmjäger 2.Gruppe || 2fjdg2
|-
| 1. Fallschirmjäger-Division || 1fjd
|-
| 1. Fallschirmjäger 1.Gruppe || 1fjdg1
|-
| 1. Fallschirmjäger 2.Gruppe || 1fjdg2
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Luftwaffe Fighter Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| Jagdgeschwader 2 'Richthofen' || jg2
|-
| I.Gruppe 2.Jagdgeschwader || 2jg1g
|-
| II.Gruppe 2.Jagdgeschwader || 2jg2g
|-
| Jagdgeschwader 3 'Udet' || jg3
|-
| II.Gruppe 3.Jagdgeschwader || 3jg2g
|-
| I.Gruppe 3.Jagdgeschwader || 3jg1g
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Luftwaffe Bomber Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| Kampfgeschwader 53 'Legion Condor' || 53kgs
|-
| I.St.G 53.Kampfschwader || 53k1st
|-
| II.St.G 53.Kampfgeschwader || 53k2st
|-
| I.Gruppe 53.Kampfgeschwader || 53k1g
|-
| II.Gruppe 53.Kampfgeschwader || 53k2g
|-
| Kampfgeschwader 26 || 26kgs
|-
| II.Gruppe 26.Kampfgeschwader || 26k2g
|-
| I.St.G 26.Kampfgeschwader || 26k1st
|-
| II.St.G 26.Kampfgeschwader || 26k2st
|-
| I.Gruppe 26.Kampfgeschwader || 26k1g
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Kreigsmarine Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 8. Zerstörerflottille || 8zf
|-
| 5. Zerstörerflottille || 5zf
|-
| 4. Zerstörerflottille || 4zf
|-
| 6. Zerstörerflottille || 6zf
|}
|}
</center>

[[Category:GameMechanics]]

Brigades

2024-03-09T16:17:51Z

Eddie05: /* French */

=Brigades=

Brigades are the fundamental strategic unit of the game. All Brigades are connected to a Division. Each side has 3 Divisional HQ flags, each supplying 3 Brigade flags, hence a total of 9 Brigades. Each flag must remain close to their parent Divisional HQ, these would be highlighted on the map with a red link.

As of [[Readme|1.28]] each ground Division now has 1 Armored Brigade and 2 Infantry Brigades.
Brigades move around the game map according to the [[Brigade Movement Rules]].

After you have chosen your persona you need to select a Brigade to fight with. Don’t worry, you can always transfer out of a Brigade if the need arises.

The Brigade Selector shows you the Order of Battle for the country and branch of your selected persona. A brief summary of each Brigade is presented here and you will be able to transfer to the brigade of your choice by selecting a brigade with the mouse and clicking on the "Brigade HQ" button in the bottom left of the screen.

You can also join a brigade from the theater map. Just right-click a Capture Point (CP) name that has a Brigade Flag on it.

Your personas will be associated with the last brigade you played with in subsequent game sessions, but you can transfer out at any time.

==Brigade HQ==

Brigade HQ is the central hub of all combat operations. From here you will have a list of missions, with such information as who's leading the mission,origin and targets.

<center>[[File:UI_Brigade_Select.jpg|500px]]</center>

==The Communications Tab:==

This tab lists the important communiqués from your Brigade Command as well as updated command structures and officers. You should check this page regularly to see who is in command and any standing orders from your brigade commander or even from the high command staff that may have been posted since your last visit, or even since your last mission.

==Unit Codes==

All the Brigades with their Short Names:

==British==
{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

'''BEF HQ ARMY Supply Division'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 3rd Infantry Division || 3id
|-
| 2nd Infantry Division || 2id
|-
| 1st Infantry Division || 1id
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''BEF Ground Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 8th Infantry Brigade || 8ib
|-
| 9th Infantry Brigade || 9ib
|-
| 4th Infantry Brigade || 4ib
|-
| 5th Infantry Brigade || 5ib
|-
| Special Air Service || sas
|-
| 3rd Commandos || 3ib
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''BEF Armored Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 33rd Tank Brigade (Armored) || 33ab
|-
| 2nd Armored Brigade (Armored) || 2ab
|-
| 1st Guards Brigade (Armored) || 1gb
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''BEF Paratrooper Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 1st Airborne Division || 1abd
|-
| 1st Paratroop Brigade || 1pb
|-
| 2nd Paratroop Brigade || 2pb
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''RAF Fighter Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 60 Fighter Wing || 60fw
|-
| 60 Squadron || 60w
|-
| 61 Squadron || 61w
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''RAF Bomber Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 70 Bomber Wing || 70bw
|-
| 75 Squadron (CAS Brigade) || 75w
|-
| 76 Squadron (CAS Brigade) || 76w
|-
| 70 Squadron (Bomber Brigade) || 70w
|-
| 52 Squadron (Bomber Brigade) || 52w
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''RN Naval Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 37 Destroyer Squadron || 37ds
|-
| 38 Destroyer Squadron || 38ds
|}
|}
</center>

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

==French==

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

'''French HQ ARMY Supply Division'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Division !! Short Title
|-
| 12e Division d'Infanterie Motorisée || 12dim
|-
| 5ème Division Nord-Africaine || 5dina
|-
| 1re Division d'Infanterie Motorisée || 1dim
|-
| 2ème Division Nord-Africaine || 2dina
|-
| 4e Groupe de Reconnaissance de Division d'motorisé || 4thmacrd
|-
| 2e Division Légère Mécanique || 2ndlmd
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''French Ground Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 13ème Demi-Brigade de Légion Etrangère || 13edble
|-
| 106th Régiment d'Infanterie || 106rim
|-
| 27e Régiment d'Infanterie || 27ir
|-
| 6e Régiment de Tirailleurs Marocains || 6dp
|-
| 1er Régiment d'Infanterie || 1ir
|-
| 43e Régiment d'Infanterie || 43ir
|-
| 22e Régiment de Tirailleurs Algériens || 22dp
|-
| 13e Régiment de Tirailleurs Algériens || 13dp
|-
| 101r Escadron de Reconnaissance || 101er
|-
| 605e Régiment de Pionniers || 605rp
|-
| 13e Régiment de Dragons || 13rd
|-
| 8e Régiment de Cuirassiers || 8dc
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''French Armored Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 1ère Brigade d'Assaut Motorisé (Armored) || 1bdm
|-
| 14e Regiment de Zouaves (Armored) || 14dp
|-
| 14e Compagnie Divisionnaire Anti-Chars (Armored) || 14c
|-
| 110e Régiment d'Infanterie (Armored) || 110ir
|-
| 104th Anti-Tank Regiment (Armored) || 104atr
|-
| 4e Brigade Légère Mécanique (Armored) || 4blm
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''French Paratrooper Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 1re Division l'Infanterie de l'Air || 1dia
|-
| Groupe de l'infanterie de l'air 601 || 601gia
|-
| Groupe de l'infanterie de l'air 602 || 602gia
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Armee de l'Air Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| Groupement de Chasse 21 || gc21
|-
| Groupe de Chasse I/1 || gci1
|-
| Groupe de Chasse III/3 || gciii3
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Armee de l'Air Bomber Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| Groupement de Bombardement 6 || gb6
|-
| Groupe de Bombardement I/12 || gbi12
|-
| Groupe de Bombardement d'Assaut 18 || gb18
|-
| Groupe de Bombardement d'Assaut 19 || gb19
|-
| Groupe de Bombardement III/12 || gbiii12
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''French Naval Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| Flotille du Pas de Calais || fpc
|-
| Force de l'Atlantique || fda
|}
|}
</center>

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

==United States==

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

'''US HQ ARMY Supply Division'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 1st Division || us1d
|-
| 2nd Division || us2d
|-
| 3rd Division || us3d
|-
| 4th Division || us4d
|-
| 5th Division || us5d
|-
| 6th Division || us6d
|-
| 7th Division || us7d
|-
| 8th Division || us8d
|-
| 9th Division || us9d
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''US Ground Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title !! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| U.S. 1st Army || us1army || V Corps || usVc
|-
| I Corps || usIc || 51st Infantry Brigade || us51ib
|-
| 11th Infantry Brigade || us11ib || 52nd Infantry Brigade || us52ib
|-
| 12th Infantry Brigade || us12ib || VI Corps || usVIc
|-
| II Corps || usIIc || 61st Infantry Brigade || us61ib
|-
| 21st Infantry Brigade || us21ib || 62nd Infantry Brigade || us62ib
|-
| 22nd Infantry Brigade || us22ib || VII Corps || usVIIc
|-
| U.S. 2nd Army || us2army || 71st Infantry Brigade || us71ib
|-
| III Corps || usIIIc || 72nd Infantry Brigade || us72ib
|-
| 31st Infantry Brigade || us31ib || VIII Corps || usVIIIc
|-
| 32nd Infantry Brigade || us32ib || 81st Infantry Brigade || us81ib
|-
| IV Corps || usIVc || 82nd Infantry Brigade || us82ib
|-
| 41st Infantry Brigade || us41ib || IX Corps || usIXc
|-
| 42nd Infantry Brigade || us42ib || 91st Infantry Brigade || us91ib
|-
| || || 92nd Infantry Brigade || us92ib
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''US Armored Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 13th Armored Brigade || us13ab
|-
| 23rd Armored Brigade || us23ab
|-
| 33rd Armored Brigade || us33ab
|-
| 43rd Armored Brigade || us43ab
|-
| 53rd Armored Brigade || us53ab
|-
| 63rd Armored Brigade || us63ab
|-
| 73rd Armored Brigade || us73ab
|-
| 83rd Armored Brigade || us83ab
|-
| 93rd Armored Brigade || us93ab
|}
|}
</center>

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

==German==

{|width=100% border=0

| colspan="3" align="center"|

|-
| valign="top"|

'''German HQ ARMY Supply Division'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 4. Panzer-Division || 4pzd
|-
| 16. Infanterie-Division || 16id
|-
| 3. Panzer-Division || 3pzd
|-
| 33. Infanterie-Division || 33id
|-
| 2. Panzer-Division || 2pzd
|-
| 17. Infanterie-Division || 17id
|-
| 1. Panzer-Division || 1pzd
|-
| 27. Infanterie-Division || 27id
|-
| 20. Infanterie-Division || 20id
|}
</center>

| valign="top"|

'''German Ground Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 4.Panzer 1 Kampfgruppe || 4pdkg1
|-
| 4.Panzer 2 Kampfgruppe || 4pdkg2
|-
| 16.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 16idkg1
|-
| 16.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 16idkg2
|-
| 3.Panzer 1 Kampfgruppe || 3pdkg1
|-
| 3.Panzer 2 Kampfgruppe || 3pdkg2
|-
| 33.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 33idkg1
|-
| 33.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 33idkg2
|-
| 2.Panzer 1 Kampfgruppe || 2pdkg1
|-
| 2.Panzer 2 Kampfgruppe || 2pdkg2
|-
| 17.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 17idkg1
|-
| 17.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 17idkg2
|-
| 1.Panzer 1 Kampfgruppe || 1pzkg1
|-
| 1.Panzer 2 Kampfgruppe || 1pzkg2
|-
| 27.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 27idkg1
|-
| 27.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 27idkg2
|-
| 20.Infanterie 1.Kampfgruppe || 20idkg1
|-
| 20.Infanterie 2.Kampfgruppe || 20idkg2
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''German Armored Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 4.Panzer 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 4pdkg3
|-
| 16.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 16idkg3
|-
| 3.Panzer 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 3pdkg3
|-
| 33.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 33idkg3
|-
| 2.Panzer 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 2pdkg3
|-
| 17.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 17idkg3
|-
| 1.Panzer 3 Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 1pzkg3
|-
| 27.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 27idkg3
|-
| 20.Infanterie 3.Kampfgruppe (Armored) || 20idkg3
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''German Paratrooper Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 2. Fallschirmjäger-Division || 2fjd
|-
| 2. Fallschirmjäger 1.Gruppe || 2fjdg1
|-
| 2. Fallschirmjäger 2.Gruppe || 2fjdg2
|-
| 1. Fallschirmjäger-Division || 1fjd
|-
| 1. Fallschirmjäger 1.Gruppe || 1fjdg1
|-
| 1. Fallschirmjäger 2.Gruppe || 1fjdg2
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Luftwaffe Fighter Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| Jagdgeschwader 2 'Richthofen' || jg2
|-
| I.Gruppe 2.Jagdgeschwader || 2jg1g
|-
| II.Gruppe 2.Jagdgeschwader || 2jg2g
|-
| Jagdgeschwader 3 'Udet' || jg3
|-
| II.Gruppe 3.Jagdgeschwader || 3jg2g
|-
| I.Gruppe 3.Jagdgeschwader || 3jg1g
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Luftwaffe Bomber Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| Kampfgeschwader 53 'Legion Condor' || 53kgs
|-
| I.St.G 53.Kampfschwader || 53k1st
|-
| II.St.G 53.Kampfgeschwader || 53k2st
|-
| I.Gruppe 53.Kampfgeschwader || 53k1g
|-
| II.Gruppe 53.Kampfgeschwader || 53k2g
|-
| Kampfgeschwader 26 || 26kgs
|-
| II.Gruppe 26.Kampfgeschwader || 26k2g
|-
| I.St.G 26.Kampfgeschwader || 26k1st
|-
| II.St.G 26.Kampfgeschwader || 26k2st
|-
| I.Gruppe 26.Kampfgeschwader || 26k1g
|}

</center>

| valign="top"|

'''Kreigsmarine Forces'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 8. Zerstörerflottille || 8zf
|-
| 5. Zerstörerflottille || 5zf
|-
| 4. Zerstörerflottille || 4zf
|-
| 6. Zerstörerflottille || 6zf
|}
|}
</center>

[[Category:GameMechanics]]

Training Corps

2024-03-09T13:54:30Z

Eddie05: /* Training Staff */

=Training Staff=

'''Lead Trainer:''' Eddie05

'''Trainers:'''

* Corbie
* Macalex
* Calwood
* Loganblade
* Medic911

=Training Server=

The Training Server is an ideal platform for testing out equipment and where you can practice and hone your battle skills, either by yourself using a 2nd account or with a friend or two.

There is no rank requirement, allowing you to spawn any unit with unlimited supply so you can respawn over and over.

There are AO/DO and it is possible to capture. There is no scoring, it would show you how many points you gained for actions in the Server, but it would not count.

In some towns AI are active for Training Purposes.

Typing .tr would list all Trainers online. Feel free to ask them any questions that you have. They are there to help.

==Entering the Training Server==

To login to the Training Server - Start game, agree to the Terms of Service, input Password, click “Login”, usually you would select Campaign and click “Play” but instead select Training and click “Play”.

To login to the Training Server from Steam – click Play WWII Online, click anywhere to exit Terms of Service, usually you would click “Join the Battle” but instead click bottom left “Training Server”.

==Scheduled Training==

You can find the Scheduled Training advertised in Discord or the Forums, as well as the MOTD in the Training Server.

Upon entry, you will need to contact the Trainer specified in the system message in order to get Training. He will then direct you to a mission.

If the scheduled Training does not interest you, you can still use the Training Server in an open format however please do not interfere with the training at hand.

==Training Server Guidelines==

Please read the following guidelines while in the Training Server. If you do not follow these guidelines, you may be asked to leave or in extreme cases kicked from the Server.

*Be courteous to other players and Trainers and always ask before participating in their activities.
*Do not shoot at other players without asking first.
*Always follow the Trainers instructions when participating in a Lesson.
*Adhere to the Playnet Terms of Service.
*Be aware that the Trainers do not represent CRS’s Technical or Customer Support.
*The mainland of the Training Server is open for all to use. Contact a Trainer if you have specific needs.

=Recommended Reading=

Before you enter the training arena, it is highly recommended that you get some basic understanding of the interface and game world. To do this follow the link below, in particular Missions/Mobile Spawn/Chat/Keymapper. This will help you navigate the menues and communicate with other Players and Trainers.
 

[[ Player_Guide | Player Guides]]

[[Category:Community]]

Player Guide

2024-03-03T09:34:23Z

Eddie05: /* Early Warning System (EWS) */

[[File:UI_Persona_Select.jpg|right|600x450px]]
=Essential Concepts=
'''WWII Online''' is fought over an area of more than 300,000 square kilometers of 1940's Western Europe. This map is dotted with a network of towns and cities. Each town is a varied collection of facilities, but includes always at least one army base (which includes an infantry spawn point and a vehicle spawn point), one “town center,” and supply depots linking the town to adjacent towns by road, rail or water. The only exception for this is some cities located on islands that are inaccessible by roads or bridges will not support vehicle spawning so that defenders do not have an unfair advantage over attackers.

Game play at its most basic level is a matter of attacking forces spawning in and forming up then attacking a town with the object of capturing all the facilities and the army base. Defenders spawn their own vehicles, guns, and most infantry at the army base, with a limited ability to spawn infantry at the various supply depots around town. Capturing these depots is the first step towards strangling the defenders ability to defend their town or city. Eventually they will be pushed back to their army base and this is usually the climatic moment in the battle, and often the most intense.

Everything revolves around the infantryman. As the only unit that can capture anything, all of the weapons systems in the game – from long-range destroyers, to aircraft with tons of high-explosive bombs, to heavily armed and armored tanks – are ultimately only as good as their ability to deliver infantry safely to capturable facilities. There are of course many complexities involved, the greatest of which is the thousands of other human beings trying their best to prevent you doing exactly that.

=Campaigns=

Eventually a side will win the war and the game will reset to it's initial or starting state. This is called a Campaign. In further information, you can check who won campaigns in the past, there have been well over a hundred campaigns fought in the history of WWII ONLINE.

A campaign begins in the early period of the war, basically 1940. The phony war period of 1939 and the attack on Czechoslovakia is ignored, and the campaign begins with the invasion of France around May 10th 1940. Only equipment relative to that period in time is available to players, whatever persona (nationality and branch) they choose to play. As the days and weeks unfold, the timeline advances into 1941, 1942, 1943 and so on ... each period is referred to as a "tier" (tier 1, tier 2, tier 3, etc..) with respect to what equipment is available to be spawned. Older equipment from earlier tiers, while less effective in many instances (and infrequently not in other instances) to the later equipment you get in whatever current tier the campaign has reached, is still available in limited numbers, usually seen by players as a "last resort" when all the "good stuff" is no longer available because it has been lost in combat. Supply matters in WWIIOL.

With it's focus on historical precedent, this campaign approach will also see things like the American forces not being available until the later tiers since at the start of the real war, America was not involved. As a rule the Americans enter the battle in tier 3.

The exact rules to end the war are not 100% public, but this is known for a fact:

*Capture 9 of your enemies Production Facilities and own the town they reside in.
*Own 92% of all Towns and Cities.
*All opponents Airfields or Navy towns. (A little known thing, very hard thing to do with surrender flags).
*Sometimes this means the Allied side has been pushed back to England, and WWII Online has in the past seen the German side invading England for the win. This is not a requirement however, for German victory, it depends on how the territory battle has played out on the mainland.

A list of Campaign wins can be found [[Campaigns | Here]]

=Sides=

There are 2 sides to this war [[Allied_OrBat | Allied]] (British, French & United States) and [[Axis_OrBat | Axis]] (German & Italian). Each side has 3 Arms- Infantry, Air and Navy (with the exception United States which has no Navy).

=Squads=

''List of Squads can be found [[Squads|here]]''

Squads are a collection of players who enjoy the game together. There are many different types of squads, some are one side only, some play both, some only fly, some only play Armor. Find a group that you like to play with as it makes the game significantly more fun to play and easier to learn. 
To find/join a squad in game is fairly simple. While spawned in bring up your map, there is a tab "Squads" hit the green button "Recruiters" this will list all squads at that time with Recruiting flags on, there you can simply press "Join". Remember to select F4 (Squad Chat) and say hello.

=Factories=

''Main article: [[Factories]]''

Factories control supply output and RDP. Each side can effect the others supply by destroying the Factories.

=Brigades=

''Main article: [[Brigades]]''

Brigades are the fundamental strategic unit of the game. All Brigades are connected to a Division. Each side has 3 Divisional HQ flags, each supplying 3 Brigade flags, hence a total of 9 Brigades. 
Each flag must remain close to their parent Divisional HQ, these would be highlighted on the map with a red link.

=Attack Order=

''Further Information: [[Attack_Objective | Attack Objective]]''

To move the map either East or West you need to capture Towns this requires an Attack Order.
An Attack Objective (AO) is now controlled by Proximity. For the first time in over 15 years, WWII Online players will be able to determine the placement of AOs on towns without any participation of High Command. HC will continue to move strategic supply and manage bridge objectives.
Without an Attack Objective (AO), a Capture Point cannot be contested or captured. AO's also serve to focus the action in the game, making it easier for players to find a battle.
Once an Attack Objective is placed, the target will be vulnerable to capture after a short period of time. Initially, all [[Depot]] facilities are vulnerable. Ten minutes after any one of these facilities are captured the [[Army Base]] / [[Docks]] also become capturable. Only cities on the Frontline are candidates for an Attack Objective.

=Missions=

Mission are integral to WWII Online. Be it in Attack/Defence of a Town or simply to get forces out to Destroy an FB you need to have your Mission set up correctly.
This, enabling you to spawn at the right location or ensuring that when it comes to deploying your Mobile Spawn (after a long drive) it sets and does not say "You are to far from target location". 
Step by step instructions can be found [[Mission_Creation | here]]''. Once set up, for others to join a mission, the easiest method is to press enter type .j <playename> hit enter.

=Mobile Spawns=

''Further Information: [[Mobile_Spawn | Mobile Spawns]]''

A Mobile Spawn is used as a platform for Infantry and some guns to spawn from, the idea is to use these to get closer to a target other than the FB.

=Capture=

''Further Information: [[Capture]]''

Territory is controlled based on the ownership Towns or Cities, sometimes the focus will be an Airfield attached to a town or city. These points sit at strategic locations in the network of road, rail, and river lines across the map. They can be small villages with a mere handful of buildings, or sprawling cities like Antwerp, or Brussels, etc.. 
Every town or city in on the map will be joined to a number of neighboring towns and cities by a depot for each link in the network. These depots have Capture Points (CP) and are vital points of any attack to gain a spawning advantage. Missions can be made by the defender of that depot if they own the Capture Point. '''Attackers must capture them and defenders must prevent attackers from doing so.''' 
The basic mechanics of WWII Online gameplay revolve around capturing of Capture Points to move the front lines. Just killing stuff is fine and fun, but you want to win the war and that means capturing territory. Facilities are captured when an infantryman initiates the capture timer within a capture facility (be it a Depot, Bunker, or Dock).
The timer moves faster if more friendly units are present within that same facility. This capture timer is variable so the baseline can vary depending on factors revolving around comparative population online at the time.
Capturing facilities is a brutal combat experience because the enemy will do everything in their power to prevent you doing it, and it is one of the most intense experiences in WWII Online.

Capturable Facilities would be: * [[Capture_Points | Capture Points]] * [[Army_Base | Army Base]] * [[Airfield]] *[[Docks]] * [[Factories]]

=Forward Bases (FBs)=

''Further Information: [[Forward Base]]''

While some Towns are close together, most often the distance between Towns is large enough to require the establishment of a Forward Base (FB) of operations in order to conduct a successful attack. FBs are effectively Forward Staging Points (forward spawn points) in the field represented by two military revetments (a vehicle tent and an infantry tent) that provide vehicle and troop spawning just a few kilometers outside of the CP they are attacking. Instead of using a distant army base as your staging area, FBs allow you to reduce travel time and move your supply line as close as possible to an enemy-held CP. 
Attacking the enemy's FB and destroying it when you are defending a CP that has been AO'd (attack objective placed on your town or city) effectively kills their attack initiative and momentum will swing towards the defenders. This will also open YOUR FB to the town or city that supplied their attack so you can bet they will be sending units out to destroy your FB and get their own back to restart their attack. This is known as "flipping FB's" or "FB ping pong".

=Multicrew=

''Further Information: [[Multicrew]]''
It is recommended that if you are new to game and wish to learn how to fight with Armour (Tanks) that you Multicrew with an experienced player. [[Multicrew|Here]] you can find out how to spawn into the gameworld with Multicrew.

=Early Warning System (EWS)=

''Further Information: [[Early_Warning_System | EWS]]''
Early Warning System (EWS) icons appear below the Town Name as orange icons or outlined orange icons with a black center. 
These give indications of troop movement to allow the defense sometime to prepare and are triggered when enemy units arrive within the radius of town.

=AI Defenses=

''Further Information: [[AI Defense]]''

Given the sheer size of the WWIIOL game map, even many thousands of players cannot cover all the cities. Integrated AI defenses are placed at every CP to act as a light deterrent to surprise attacks. They are easy to figure out and learn, with respect to the arc of their cover and how to destroy them, and this is something you should familiarize yourself with early on in your WWIIOL career. 
While the AI defenses cover the obvious arcs or lanes of approach to a CP (town, city, or larger facility like an airfield) the coverage only extends to about a 70 degree arc along the line they are facing, so learning to flank the AI is the best way to approach an objective until you are close enough to destroy the AI, which can only be done with explosives, like a tossed grenade (you better learn to throw grenades accurately) or high explosive from a satchel charge. Tanks and heavy machine guns can also take out AI, although the machine gun option takes a '''LOT''' of ammunition.
Once you become familiar and experienced, you will know when the AI has you targeted from long range, where it is fairly inaccurate, as you approach and it begins firing ... bullets will whizz by and hit the cover you are approaching from within, landing all around you. If it was a player that spotted you, you'd probably be dead already. Once you know it's an AI shooting at you, work your way out of it's fixed arc of fire and flank it. It can kill you but generally only when you're being careless or trying to "charge at it." 
Don't forget to tell your buddies so they don't get caught by surprise.

=Player Placed Objects=

''Further Information: [[Player_Placed_Objects | PPO]]

Player Placed Objects are field fortifications of different types that can be placed within the game world.
There are many things that a suitably equipped player can place into the game world, from tank traps to above ground fortification trenches to firing berms and field positions (emulating a foxhole since you can't dig a hole in the terrain).
For those times when you have a large expanse of open terrain from a mobile spawn to the objective, it can be useful to place cover along the line of approach, about as far apart as the range an infantryman can sprint.

=Voice Comms (IVC)=

''Main article: [[IVC]]''

Integrated Voice Communications (IVC) is WWII Online's implementation of voice comms made directly available within the WW2 game client. This means no third-party service is required to speak to other players directly within WWII Online.
This revolutionary implementation changes the way the game is played by bringing players together like never before.

=Chat Communication=

''Main article: [[Chat]]''

Although we now have IVC (Voice Comms) there is still some use with a standard ‘text chat’ radio system. The radio interface is displayed as the translucent horizontal bar at the bottom of the screen. This entire interface can be moved to different positions on the screen by clicking and dragging on the translucent element. Also on the right hand side of the bottom the “+ -“ box will expand or shrink the display. The scroll bar button can also be used to review messages that have scrolled off the display. 
Basic functionality is simple: press Enter to open the buffer, type a message or Text Commands and press Enter again to send/execute command.

=Keymapper=

''Main article: [[Keymapper]]''

The Keymapper is a powerful function in WWII Online, you can map practically any key, axis movement, mouse function, or slider to a key command.
You can access the Keymapper from anywhere in the game, both in the UI (under Preferences) and when in the game world (press P). Either way you access it, the functionality is the same. The Keymapper is arranged under 8 Catorgories - General, Views, Infantry, Tanks and Armoured Cars, Trucks and Haulers, AT and AAA Guns, Fighters and Bombers, Ships and Boats.

[[Category:Beginner_Guides]]

Player Guide

2024-02-25T17:34:55Z

Eddie05: /* Campaigns */

[[File:UI_Persona_Select.jpg|right|600x450px]]
=Essential Concepts=
'''WWII Online''' is fought over an area of more than 300,000 square kilometers of 1940's Western Europe. This map is dotted with a network of towns and cities. Each town is a varied collection of facilities, but includes always at least one army base (which includes an infantry spawn point and a vehicle spawn point), one “town center,” and supply depots linking the town to adjacent towns by road, rail or water. The only exception for this is some cities located on islands that are inaccessible by roads or bridges will not support vehicle spawning so that defenders do not have an unfair advantage over attackers.

Game play at its most basic level is a matter of attacking forces spawning in and forming up then attacking a town with the object of capturing all the facilities and the army base. Defenders spawn their own vehicles, guns, and most infantry at the army base, with a limited ability to spawn infantry at the various supply depots around town. Capturing these depots is the first step towards strangling the defenders ability to defend their town or city. Eventually they will be pushed back to their army base and this is usually the climatic moment in the battle, and often the most intense.

Everything revolves around the infantryman. As the only unit that can capture anything, all of the weapons systems in the game – from long-range destroyers, to aircraft with tons of high-explosive bombs, to heavily armed and armored tanks – are ultimately only as good as their ability to deliver infantry safely to capturable facilities. There are of course many complexities involved, the greatest of which is the thousands of other human beings trying their best to prevent you doing exactly that.

=Campaigns=

Eventually a side will win the war and the game will reset to it's initial or starting state. This is called a Campaign. In further information, you can check who won campaigns in the past, there have been well over a hundred campaigns fought in the history of WWII ONLINE.

A campaign begins in the early period of the war, basically 1940. The phony war period of 1939 and the attack on Czechoslovakia is ignored, and the campaign begins with the invasion of France around May 10th 1940. Only equipment relative to that period in time is available to players, whatever persona (nationality and branch) they choose to play. As the days and weeks unfold, the timeline advances into 1941, 1942, 1943 and so on ... each period is referred to as a "tier" (tier 1, tier 2, tier 3, etc..) with respect to what equipment is available to be spawned. Older equipment from earlier tiers, while less effective in many instances (and infrequently not in other instances) to the later equipment you get in whatever current tier the campaign has reached, is still available in limited numbers, usually seen by players as a "last resort" when all the "good stuff" is no longer available because it has been lost in combat. Supply matters in WWIIOL.

With it's focus on historical precedent, this campaign approach will also see things like the American forces not being available until the later tiers since at the start of the real war, America was not involved. As a rule the Americans enter the battle in tier 3.

The exact rules to end the war are not 100% public, but this is known for a fact:

*Capture 9 of your enemies Production Facilities and own the town they reside in.
*Own 92% of all Towns and Cities.
*All opponents Airfields or Navy towns. (A little known thing, very hard thing to do with surrender flags).
*Sometimes this means the Allied side has been pushed back to England, and WWII Online has in the past seen the German side invading England for the win. This is not a requirement however, for German victory, it depends on how the territory battle has played out on the mainland.

A list of Campaign wins can be found [[Campaigns | Here]]

=Sides=

There are 2 sides to this war [[Allied_OrBat | Allied]] (British, French & United States) and [[Axis_OrBat | Axis]] (German & Italian). Each side has 3 Arms- Infantry, Air and Navy (with the exception United States which has no Navy).

=Squads=

''List of Squads can be found [[Squads|here]]''

Squads are a collection of players who enjoy the game together. There are many different types of squads, some are one side only, some play both, some only fly, some only play Armor. Find a group that you like to play with as it makes the game significantly more fun to play and easier to learn. 
To find/join a squad in game is fairly simple. While spawned in bring up your map, there is a tab "Squads" hit the green button "Recruiters" this will list all squads at that time with Recruiting flags on, there you can simply press "Join". Remember to select F4 (Squad Chat) and say hello.

=Factories=

''Main article: [[Factories]]''

Factories control supply output and RDP. Each side can effect the others supply by destroying the Factories.

=Brigades=

''Main article: [[Brigades]]''

Brigades are the fundamental strategic unit of the game. All Brigades are connected to a Division. Each side has 3 Divisional HQ flags, each supplying 3 Brigade flags, hence a total of 9 Brigades. 
Each flag must remain close to their parent Divisional HQ, these would be highlighted on the map with a red link.

=Attack Order=

''Further Information: [[Attack_Objective | Attack Objective]]''

To move the map either East or West you need to capture Towns this requires an Attack Order.
An Attack Objective (AO) is now controlled by Proximity. For the first time in over 15 years, WWII Online players will be able to determine the placement of AOs on towns without any participation of High Command. HC will continue to move strategic supply and manage bridge objectives.
Without an Attack Objective (AO), a Capture Point cannot be contested or captured. AO's also serve to focus the action in the game, making it easier for players to find a battle.
Once an Attack Objective is placed, the target will be vulnerable to capture after a short period of time. Initially, all [[Depot]] facilities are vulnerable. Ten minutes after any one of these facilities are captured the [[Army Base]] / [[Docks]] also become capturable. Only cities on the Frontline are candidates for an Attack Objective.

=Missions=

Mission are integral to WWII Online. Be it in Attack/Defence of a Town or simply to get forces out to Destroy an FB you need to have your Mission set up correctly.
This, enabling you to spawn at the right location or ensuring that when it comes to deploying your Mobile Spawn (after a long drive) it sets and does not say "You are to far from target location". 
Step by step instructions can be found [[Mission_Creation | here]]''. Once set up, for others to join a mission, the easiest method is to press enter type .j <playename> hit enter.

=Mobile Spawns=

''Further Information: [[Mobile_Spawn | Mobile Spawns]]''

A Mobile Spawn is used as a platform for Infantry and some guns to spawn from, the idea is to use these to get closer to a target other than the FB.

=Capture=

''Further Information: [[Capture]]''

Territory is controlled based on the ownership Towns or Cities, sometimes the focus will be an Airfield attached to a town or city. These points sit at strategic locations in the network of road, rail, and river lines across the map. They can be small villages with a mere handful of buildings, or sprawling cities like Antwerp, or Brussels, etc.. 
Every town or city in on the map will be joined to a number of neighboring towns and cities by a depot for each link in the network. These depots have Capture Points (CP) and are vital points of any attack to gain a spawning advantage. Missions can be made by the defender of that depot if they own the Capture Point. '''Attackers must capture them and defenders must prevent attackers from doing so.''' 
The basic mechanics of WWII Online gameplay revolve around capturing of Capture Points to move the front lines. Just killing stuff is fine and fun, but you want to win the war and that means capturing territory. Facilities are captured when an infantryman initiates the capture timer within a capture facility (be it a Depot, Bunker, or Dock).
The timer moves faster if more friendly units are present within that same facility. This capture timer is variable so the baseline can vary depending on factors revolving around comparative population online at the time.
Capturing facilities is a brutal combat experience because the enemy will do everything in their power to prevent you doing it, and it is one of the most intense experiences in WWII Online.

Capturable Facilities would be: * [[Capture_Points | Capture Points]] * [[Army_Base | Army Base]] * [[Airfield]] *[[Docks]] * [[Factories]]

=Forward Bases (FBs)=

''Further Information: [[Forward Base]]''

While some Towns are close together, most often the distance between Towns is large enough to require the establishment of a Forward Base (FB) of operations in order to conduct a successful attack. FBs are effectively Forward Staging Points (forward spawn points) in the field represented by two military revetments (a vehicle tent and an infantry tent) that provide vehicle and troop spawning just a few kilometers outside of the CP they are attacking. Instead of using a distant army base as your staging area, FBs allow you to reduce travel time and move your supply line as close as possible to an enemy-held CP. 
Attacking the enemy's FB and destroying it when you are defending a CP that has been AO'd (attack objective placed on your town or city) effectively kills their attack initiative and momentum will swing towards the defenders. This will also open YOUR FB to the town or city that supplied their attack so you can bet they will be sending units out to destroy your FB and get their own back to restart their attack. This is known as "flipping FB's" or "FB ping pong".

=Multicrew=

''Further Information: [[Multicrew]]''
It is recommended that if you are new to game and wish to learn how to fight with Armour (Tanks) that you Multicrew with an experienced player. [[Multicrew|Here]] you can find out how to spawn into the gameworld with Multicrew.

=Early Warning System (EWS)=

''Further Information: [[Early_Warning_System]]''
Early Warning System (EWS) icons appear below the Town Name as orange icons or outlined orange icons with a black center. 
These give indications of troop movement to allow the defense sometime to prepare and are triggered when enemy units arrive within the radius of town.

=AI Defenses=

''Further Information: [[AI Defense]]''

Given the sheer size of the WWIIOL game map, even many thousands of players cannot cover all the cities. Integrated AI defenses are placed at every CP to act as a light deterrent to surprise attacks. They are easy to figure out and learn, with respect to the arc of their cover and how to destroy them, and this is something you should familiarize yourself with early on in your WWIIOL career. 
While the AI defenses cover the obvious arcs or lanes of approach to a CP (town, city, or larger facility like an airfield) the coverage only extends to about a 70 degree arc along the line they are facing, so learning to flank the AI is the best way to approach an objective until you are close enough to destroy the AI, which can only be done with explosives, like a tossed grenade (you better learn to throw grenades accurately) or high explosive from a satchel charge. Tanks and heavy machine guns can also take out AI, although the machine gun option takes a '''LOT''' of ammunition.
Once you become familiar and experienced, you will know when the AI has you targeted from long range, where it is fairly inaccurate, as you approach and it begins firing ... bullets will whizz by and hit the cover you are approaching from within, landing all around you. If it was a player that spotted you, you'd probably be dead already. Once you know it's an AI shooting at you, work your way out of it's fixed arc of fire and flank it. It can kill you but generally only when you're being careless or trying to "charge at it." 
Don't forget to tell your buddies so they don't get caught by surprise.

=Player Placed Objects=

''Further Information: [[Player_Placed_Objects | PPO]]

Player Placed Objects are field fortifications of different types that can be placed within the game world.
There are many things that a suitably equipped player can place into the game world, from tank traps to above ground fortification trenches to firing berms and field positions (emulating a foxhole since you can't dig a hole in the terrain).
For those times when you have a large expanse of open terrain from a mobile spawn to the objective, it can be useful to place cover along the line of approach, about as far apart as the range an infantryman can sprint.

=Voice Comms (IVC)=

''Main article: [[IVC]]''

Integrated Voice Communications (IVC) is WWII Online's implementation of voice comms made directly available within the WW2 game client. This means no third-party service is required to speak to other players directly within WWII Online.
This revolutionary implementation changes the way the game is played by bringing players together like never before.

=Chat Communication=

''Main article: [[Chat]]''

Although we now have IVC (Voice Comms) there is still some use with a standard ‘text chat’ radio system. The radio interface is displayed as the translucent horizontal bar at the bottom of the screen. This entire interface can be moved to different positions on the screen by clicking and dragging on the translucent element. Also on the right hand side of the bottom the “+ -“ box will expand or shrink the display. The scroll bar button can also be used to review messages that have scrolled off the display. 
Basic functionality is simple: press Enter to open the buffer, type a message or Text Commands and press Enter again to send/execute command.

=Keymapper=

''Main article: [[Keymapper]]''

The Keymapper is a powerful function in WWII Online, you can map practically any key, axis movement, mouse function, or slider to a key command.
You can access the Keymapper from anywhere in the game, both in the UI (under Preferences) and when in the game world (press P). Either way you access it, the functionality is the same. The Keymapper is arranged under 8 Catorgories - General, Views, Infantry, Tanks and Armoured Cars, Trucks and Haulers, AT and AAA Guns, Fighters and Bombers, Ships and Boats.

[[Category:Beginner_Guides]]

Critical Kill Components

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=How it Works=

Vehicle kills in WWII Online do not always represent kills of the player crewing the vehicle you killed, just as in the real war a kill is determined by either the kill of the crew in the vehicle or a kill of the vehicles ability to continue to function in the pursuit of it's basic mission objective.
For example, a tank needs to be able to drive around and shoot other tanks, primarily ... or support infantry with it's gun ... so if you remove it's ability to drive around and shoot, or either of those functions, you have scored a kill. The player crewing the vehicle could well still be alive and not have a kill scored against him at the same time as you get a kill for killing his vehicle. Crew RTB status is based on being alive. Vehicle kill status is based on whether or not the vehicle sustained critical damage or not and it's ability to continue it's basic mission objective after that damage was sustained. Naturally, what represents a "kill" on a vehicle is thus variable depending on how it was damaged and what it's basic mission function is.

Critical Kill components for vehicles are:

== Tanks, Scout Cars and armed AFV's ==
# Engine out (immobile)
# Main Gun out (primary offensive capability disabled)
# Driver dead (immobile)
# Gunner dead (primary offensive capability disabled)
# Vehicle tracked (immobile)

== Aircraft ==
# Engine out (immobilized after landing)
# Guns out (primary offensive capability disabled)
# Pilot dead (immobilized)
# Wing damaged catastrophically (and no longer attached to aircraft)
# Rear fuselage damaged catastrophically (and no longer attached to the aircraft)
# Rear stabilizers (vertical and horizontal) damaged catastrophically (and no longer attached to the aircraft)
# Propeller heavily damaged (immobilized or soon will be after you crash it)

== Boats ==
# Engine out (immobilized)
# Main guns out (primary offensive capability disabled) this means all guns on the boat, except port and starboard LMGs on Fairmiles
# Boat sinks (flotation damage catastrophic)

== Trucks/Halftracks, whether armed or not ==
# Engine out (immobilized)
# Tracks or wheels destroyed (all of them) - immobilized
# Gunner (if applicable) dead

== ATG/AA Guns ==
# Both crew members dead (obvious)
# Gun out (primary offensive capability disabled)

[[category:GameMechanics]]

Critical Kill Components

2024-02-17T09:35:51Z

Eddie05: /* How it Works */

=How it Works=

Vehicle kills in WWII Online do not always represent kills of the player crewing the vehicle you killed, just as in the real war a kill is determined by either the kill of the crew in the vehicle or a kill of the vehicles ability to continue to function in the pursuit of it's basic mission objective.

For example, a tank needs to be able to drive around and shoot other tanks, primarily ... or support infantry with it's gun ... so if you remove it's ability to drive around and shoot, or either of those functions, you have scored a kill. The player crewing the vehicle could well still be alive and not have a kill scored against him at the same time as you get a kill for killing his vehicle. Crew RTB status is based on being alive. Vehicle kill status is based on whether or not the vehicle sustained critical damage or not and it's ability to continue it's basic mission objective after that damage was sustained. Naturally, what represents a "kill" on a vehicle is thus variable depending on how it was damaged and what it's basic mission function is.

Critical Kill components for vehicles are:

== Tanks, Scout Cars and armed AFV's ==
# Engine out (immobile)
# Main Gun out (primary offensive capability disabled)
# Driver dead (immobile)
# Gunner dead (primary offensive capability disabled)
# Vehicle tracked (immobile)

== Aircraft ==
# Engine out (immobilized after landing)
# Guns out (primary offensive capability disabled)
# Pilot dead (immobilized)
# Wing damaged catastrophically (and no longer attached to aircraft)
# Rear fuselage damaged catastrophically (and no longer attached to the aircraft)
# Rear stabilizers (vertical and horizontal) damaged catastrophically (and no longer attached to the aircraft)
# Propeller heavily damaged (immobilized or soon will be after you crash it)

== Boats ==
# Engine out (immobilized)
# Main guns out (primary offensive capability disabled) this means all guns on the boat, except port and starboard LMGs on Fairmiles
# Boat sinks (flotation damage catastrophic)

== Trucks/Halftracks, whether armed or not ==
# Engine out (immobilized)
# Tracks or wheels destroyed (all of them) - immobilized
# Gunner (if applicable) dead

== ATG/AA Guns ==
# Both crew members dead (obvious)
# Gun out (primary offensive capability disabled)

[[category:GameMechanics]]

Navy Guides

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=Introduction=

The Navy Persona has the ability spawn Ships, Boats and limited Infantry, each Country has a Navy Fleet with the exception of the United States. Within the Countries fleet are 2 Squadrons/Flotilla.

{|width=100% border=0
| colspan="3" align="left"|
| valign="top"|

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
!'''RN Naval Forces''' !! !! !! '''French Naval Forces''' !! !! !! '''Kreigsmarine Forces'''
|-
! Brigade !! Short Title !! !! Brigade !! Short Title !! !! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 37 Destroyer Squadron || 37ds || || Flotille du Pas de Calais || fpc || || 5. Zerstörerflottille || 5zf
|-
| 38 Destroyer Squadron || 38ds || || Force de l'Atlantique || fda || || 8. Zerstörerflottille || 8zf
|-
| || || || || || || 4. Zerstörerflottille || 4zf
|-
| || || || || || || 6. Zerstörerflottille || 6zf
|}
</center>

=Navy Ports=

There a 2 types of Ports in which Boats/Ships can Spawn from. This would be Naval Docks (Shallow Water) and Naval Bases (Deep Water) for more information look [[Docks|Here]]

[[Category:Beginner_Guides]]
[[Category: Naval]]
[[Category:NeedsWork]]

Navy Guides

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Eddie05:

=Introduction=

The Navy Persona has the ability spawn Ships, Boats and limited Infantry, each Country has a Navy Fleet with the exception of the United States. Within the Countries fleet are 2 Squadrons/Flotilla.

{|width=100% border=0
| colspan="3" align="left"|
| valign="top"|

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
!'''RN Naval Forces''' !! !! !! '''French Naval Forces''' !! !! !! '''Kreigsmarine Forces'''
|-
! Brigade !! Short Title !! !! Brigade !! Short Title !! !! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 37 Destroyer Squadron || 37ds || || Flotille du Pas de Calais || fpc || || 5. Zerstörerflottille || 5zf
|-
| 38 Destroyer Squadron || 38ds || || Force de l'Atlantique || fda || || 8. Zerstörerflottille || 8zf
|-
| || || || || || || 4. Zerstörerflottille || 4zf
|-
| || || || || || || 6. Zerstörerflottille || 6zf
|}
</center>

=Navy Ports=

There a 2 types of Ports in which Boats/Ships can Spawn from. This would be Naval Docks and Naval Bases for more information look [[Docks|Here]]

[[Category:Beginner_Guides]]
[[Category: Naval]]
[[Category:NeedsWork]]

Docks

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Navy Guides

2024-02-11T11:24:01Z

Eddie05:

=Introduction=

The Navy Persona has the ability spawn Ships, Boats and limited Infantry, each Country has a Navy Fleet with the exception of the United States. Within the Countries fleet are 2 Squadrons/Flotilla.

{|width=100% border=0
| colspan="3" align="left"|
| valign="top"|

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
!'''RN Naval Forces''' !! !! !! '''French Naval Forces''' !! !! !! '''Kreigsmarine Forces'''
|-
! Brigade !! Short Title !! !! Brigade !! Short Title !! !! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 37 Destroyer Squadron || 37ds || || Flotille du Pas de Calais || fpc || || 5. Zerstörerflottille || 5zf
|-
| 38 Destroyer Squadron || 38ds || || Force de l'Atlantique || fda || || 8. Zerstörerflottille || 8zf
|-
| || || || || || || 4. Zerstörerflottille || 4zf
|-
| || || || || || || 6. Zerstörerflottille || 6zf
|}
</center>

=Navy Spawns=

There a 2 types of Ports in which Boats/Ships can Spawn from. This would be Naval Docks and Naval Bases for more information look [[Docks|Here]]

[[Category:Beginner_Guides]]
[[Category:NeedsWork]]

Navy Guides

2024-02-11T11:22:37Z

Eddie05: /* Navy Spawns */

==Introduction==

The Navy Persona has the ability spawn Ships, Boats and limited Infantry, each Country has a Navy Fleet with the exception of the United States. Within the Countries fleet are 2 Squadrons/Flotilla.

{|width=100% border=0
| colspan="3" align="left"|
| valign="top"|

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
!'''RN Naval Forces''' !! !! !! '''French Naval Forces''' !! !! !! '''Kreigsmarine Forces'''
|-
! Brigade !! Short Title !! !! Brigade !! Short Title !! !! Brigade !! Short Title
|-
| 37 Destroyer Squadron || 37ds || || Flotille du Pas de Calais || fpc || || 5. Zerstörerflottille || 5zf
|-
| 38 Destroyer Squadron || 38ds || || Force de l'Atlantique || fda || || 8. Zerstörerflottille || 8zf
|-
| || || || || || || 4. Zerstörerflottille || 4zf
|-
| || || || || || || 6. Zerstörerflottille || 6zf
|}
</center>

==Navy Spawns==

There a 2 types of Ports in which Boats/Ships can Spawn from. This would be Naval Docks and Naval Bases for more information look [[Docks|Here]]

[[Category:Beginner_Guides]]
[[Category:NeedsWork]]

Docks

2024-02-11T11:21:37Z

Eddie05:

==Docks / Naval Base==

The Dock is where Naval Units are stationed. If a town has a dock symbol, naval units can be placed into it.
There are two types of Docks:
*Shallow Water - On the map they would be named on the map for example 'Westkapelle Docks'.
*Deep Water - On the map they would be named on the map for example 'Oostende Naval Base'.

{|
!colspan="2" | Naval Docks || Naval Base ||
|-
!text align="center"|

| [[File:Naval_Docks.png|230px]]
| [[File:Naval_Base.png|280px]]
|}

The differences between Docks and Naval Base would be what can Spawn from them.

[[File:Docks.jpg|500px]]

[[Category: GameMechanics]]

Docks

2024-02-11T11:19:19Z

Eddie05:

==Docks / Naval Base==

The Dock is where Naval Units are stationed. If a town has a dock symbol, naval units can be placed into it.
There are two types of Docks:
*Shallow Water - On the map they would be named on the map for example 'Westkapelle Docks'.
*Deep Water - On the map they would be named on the map for example 'Oostende Naval Base'.

There a 2 types of Ports in which Boats/Ships can Spawn from. This would be Naval Docks and Naval Bases, on the map these are distinguishable by the following Icons:

{|
!colspan="2" | Naval Docks || Naval Base ||
|-
!text align="center"|

| [[File:Naval_Docks.png|230px]]
| [[File:Naval_Base.png|280px]]
|}

[[File:Docks.jpg|500px]]

[[Category: GameMechanics]]