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German Forces in Normandy German Forces in Normandy 352. INFANTERIEDIVISION & 21. GEPANZERTE 716. INFANTERIEDIVISION PANZERGRENADIERKOMPANIE (page 56) 21. Panzerdivision Armoured Grenadier Company FESTUNGSKOMPANIE (NORMANDY) (page 26) The armoured infantry of 21. Panzerdivision ride in Fortress Company (Normandy) armoured French half-tracks. These little vehicles are armed A Festungskompanie mans the fortifications protecting with machine-guns to provide additional fire support. An the beaches of Normandy. With bunkers and obstacles attack by this force will prove difficult to stop. they hold the beaches and pour fire on to anybody who dares to attack Rommel’s Atlantic Wall. 21. PANZERGRENADIERKOMPANIE (page 62) 21. Panzerdivision Motorised Grenadier Company FÜSILIERKOMPANIE (page 32) Most of the panzergrenadiers ride in trucks, allowing Light Infantry Company them to redeploy with speed. However, they fight on A Füsilierkompanie, grouped with troops such as assault foot, often protected by extensive minefields. guns and tank-hunters, provides the reserve for the troops defending the beaches. 21. PANZERPIONIERKOMPANIE (page 66) 21. Panzerdivision Armoured Engineer Company STUG ABTEILUNG (page 38) Assault Gun Detachment These combat engineers can take out any enemy fortifi- cations, minefields and wire. They also fight as infantry. 352. Infanteriedivision has its own detachment of StuG G assault guns. These tough vehicles make short work of the 21. AUFKLÄRUNGSSCHWADRON (page 68) enemies’ Sherman tanks. They are deployed in reserve to 21. Panzerdivision Reconnaissance Squadron deliver a timely counterblow against the invaders. The armoured scouts from the reconnaissance battalion of 21. Panzerdivision provide the punch to push the 21. PANZERDIVISION armoured cars through the enemy lines. 21. PANZERSPÄHKOMPANIE (page 72) 21. PANZERKOMPANIE (page 52) 21. Panzerdivision Armoured Car Company 21. Panzerdivision Tank Company The armoured cars of 21. Panzerdivision probe for gaps 21. Panzerdivision was first to launch a counterattack and opportunities to get around the enemy. They have against the invasion beaches. The Panzer IV H tanks of their own armoured infantry to support them when the the panzer companies can rely on the support of an array going gets rough. of well-equipped, if unusual, platoons. BEUTE STUG BATTERIE (page 54) 16. LUFTWAFFE FELDDIVISION Looted Assault Gun Battery Among the unusual vehicles improvised for LUFTWAFFE JÄGERKOMPANIE (page 84) 21. Panzerdivision were the self-propelled guns of Air Force Rifle Company 200. StuG Abteilung . These little assault guns on obsolete Formed from excess Luftwaffe personnel, these troops French chassis pack plenty of firepower. are more usually used for garrison duties. 16. Luftwaffe Felddivision has found itself in the thick of the fighting, supported by the tough troops of 21. Panzerdivision. Rifle Platoon Luftwaffe Jäger Platoon Beute StuG Platoon 14 GERMAN G ERMAN F ORCES IN N Schwere Panzerkompanie ORMANDY 503. SCHWERE PANZERABTEILUNG PANZERPIONIERKOMPANIE (page 118) Motorised Engineer Company SCHWERE PANZERKOMPANIE (page 92) The rest of the pioneers of 2. and 9. Panzerdivisionen Heavy Tank Company are mounted in trucks. These specialists do their best 503. Schwere Panzerabteilung operates in support of work on foot, clearing and laying mines, and improv- 21. Panzerdivision. This unit has a mixture of super- ing defensive positions. They are also excellent combat heavy Königstiger and heavy Tiger I E tanks, making it troops, more than capable of fighting alongside the the most powerful tank battalion in Normandy panzergrenadiers. AUFKLÄRUNGSSCHWADRON (page 120) PANZER LEHR DIVISION, Reconnaissance Squadron 2. AND 9. PANZERDIVISION Whether fighting to get the division’s armoured cars through the enemy lines, or taking their place in the PANZERKOMPANIE (page 102) line alongside the panzergrenadiers, the infantry of Tank Company Aufklärungsschwadron are a hard-hitting force. Panzer Lehr Division is the very model of what a Panzer division should be, with a full complement of Panzer IV H PANZERSPÄHKOMPANIE (page 122) and Panther A tanks. 2. and 9. Panzerdivisionen also Armoured Car Company follow this model, although not as lavishly equipped. Both Panzer Lehr Division and 2. Panzerdivision are equipped with the latest Sd Kfz 234/2 Puma eight- GEPANZERTE PANZERGRENADIERKOMPANIE wheeled armoured cars and Sd Kfz 250/9 (2cm) half- (page 106) tracked armoured cars. 9. Panzerdivision has Luchs scout Armoured Grenadier Company tanks in place of the eight-wheelers. All three divisions As the template by which all other Panzer divisions are are amongst the best in the German army when it comes measured, Panzer Lehr has the panzergrenadiers of all of its to reconnaissance work. battalions mounted in armoured half-tracks and bristling with Panzerschreck anti-tank rockets. 2. Panzerdivision 654. SCHWERE only has two armoured panzergrenadier battalions, while PANZERJÄGERABTEILUNG 9. Panzerdivision has a just one. SCHWERE PANZERJÄGERKOMPANIE (page 136) PANZERGRENADIERKOMPANIE (page 112) Heavy Tank-hunter Company Motorised Grenadier Company The Jagdpanther tank-hunter is a deadly and impressive Two Panzergrenadier battalions of 2. Panzerdivision and weapon, mounting a long 8.8cm gun on a Panther tank three of 9. Panzerdivision are mounted in trucks, giving chassis. A company of Jagdpanthers fighting alongside them excellent operational mobility. Once they reach the grenadiers of an Infanteriedivision will make light the front though, they fight on foot. work of any enemy tank force. GEPANZERTE PANZERPIONIERKOMPANIE (page 116) Armoured Engineer Company Like the panzergrenadiers, the pioneers of the Panzer Lehr are mounted in half-tracks, as is the third pioneer company of 2. Panzerdivision. Extreme pressure from the Allies often forces these highly-skilled troops to fight as infantry in the front line. 15 243. INFANTERIEDIVISION & 3. FALLSCHIRMJÄGERDIVISION & 326. INFANTERIEDIVISION 6. FALLSCHIRMJÄGER-REGIMENT GRENADIERKOMPANIE (page 140) FALLSCHIRMJÄGERKOMPANIE (page 158) Grenadier Company Parachute Rifle Company The bulk of the divisions fighting in Normandy are The elite paratroopers of 3. Fallschirmjägerdivision and the humble foot soldiers of the infantry divisions. 6. Fallschirmjägerregiment fight to prevent the Americans 243. Infanteriedivision fought in Normandy from the from breaking out through St. Lô. Even though lightly start, defending the fortress port of Cherbourg against equipped, the veteran paratroopers use the bocage the American forces. 326. Infanteriedivision arrived in hedgerows with great skill, and make the Americans pay Normandy in July and took up defensive positions facing a high price for each metre of ground they give up. the British near Caumont. These solid grenadiers were FALLSCHIRMPIONIERKOMPANIE famously supported by the Jagdpanther tank-hunters of (page 162) 654. Schwere Panzerjägerabteilung. Parachute Engineer Company These elite parachute pioneers can do all manner of PIONIERKOMPANIE (page 144) engineering work, from laying and clearing mines to Engineer Company storming fortifications with flame-throwers. Mostly Every infantry division in Normandy has its own bat- though, they simply dig in and hold their ground against talion of combat engineers. These laid mines and barbed everything the Americans can throw at them wire where it was needed, as well and fighting alongside the grenadiers. 101. SCHWERE SS-PANZERABTEILUNG 102. SCHWERE SS-PANZERABTEILUNG 100. PANZER AUSBILDUNGS UND ERSATZ ABTEILUNG & SCHWERE SS-PANZERKOMPANIE 206. PANZERABTEILUNG (page 172) Heavy SS Tank Company BEUTEPANZERKOMPANIE (page 152) 101. Schwere SS-Panzerabteilung was the first of two Looted Tank Company SS Tiger tank battalions in Normandy. In its ranks was Obersturmführer Michael Wittmann, the top German These training battalions were equipped with outdated tank ace with more than 138 Allied tanks to his credit. German tanks and old French tanks captured in 1940. Although never intended to fight, they nevertheless made a good showing against the American paratroop- ers and infantry, at least until real tanks showed up. Oberscharführer Ernst Barkmann Tank Platoon 16 GERMAN G ERMAN F ORCES IN N ORMANDY 1. LSSAH SS-PANZERDIVISION, SS-PANZERPIONIERKOMPANIE (page 200) 2. SS-PANZERDIVISION ‘DAS REICH’, 9. SS-PANZERDIVISION ‘HOHENSTAUFEN’, SS Armoured Engineer Company 10. SS-PANZER-DIVISION ‘FRUNDSBERG’, & A fully equipped SS-Panzerpionierkompanie can destroy 12. SS-PANZERDIVISION ‘HiTLERJUGEND’ any fortified enemy position. They also provide excellent reinforcements for the division’s front-line defences. SS-AUFKLÄRUNGSSCHWADRON (page 202) SS-PANZERKOMPANIE (page 184) SS Reconnaissance Squadron SS Tank Company Aggressive tactics are no problem for these hard-hitting The tank companies of the SS-Panzerdivisionen are a specialist infantry. They fight to clear the way for the highly-motivated armoured force, spearheading the armoured cars with a good selection of weapons and counterattacks to throw the Allies back into the sea. support platoons at their disposal, or act as the divisional Their equipment is second to none and their experience counterattack reserve. on the Eastern Front has made them tough and ready to win at all costs. SS-PANZERSPÄHKOMPANIE (page 204) GEPANZERTE SS Armoured Car Company SS-PANZERGRENADIERKOMPANIE (page 188) With half-tracked and 8-wheeled armoured cars (in- SS Armoured Grenadier Company cluding the new 5cm-armed Sd Kfz 234/2 Puma in The SS-Panzergrenadiers in their armoured
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