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COMMAND DECISION. Catalogue of 15mm Scale Vehicles and Figures. FOR The Second World War. The Vietnam War & Modern Wars. REMEMBER! Our “6 for 5” offer on all show or telephone orders! (Where prices differ cheapest bag comes free. Offer does not apply to web-orders) Miniatures contain lead and are not suitable for children. Miniatures are sold UNPAINTED. Some models require assembly. Miniatures not sold separately only as priced. Postage and packaging- UK 12.5% of order value- min postage £3.00 max UK postage £10.00 Europe 20% of order value(min£3.00) up to a max postage of £40.00 Australasia 50% of order value up to a max postage of £100.00 Available from. OLD GLORY CORPORATION. INSTITUTE HOUSE. NEW KYO Stanley Co Durham. DH9 7TJ. Tel 01207 283332 Email [email protected] Website www.oldgloryuk.com Command Decision. INTRODUCTION.. CD115c CrusaderAA British Crew packs. Vehicles usually come (2x20mm ) CDBC01 Tank Crews [A] packaged in 3s although CD116 Staghound A/C. CDBC03 Seated lorry Crew some small vehicles and CD117 Valentine MkI & Troops [A] guns may come in 4s or 6s. Infantry Tank CDBC04 A/T Crews [A] Infantry come in packs of CD117a Valentine MkII CDBC05 Artillery Crews 50 pieces- with heavy Infantry Tank [A] weapons such as Mortars CD118 Archer 17pdr. SPG CDBC06 Jeep Crew [A] being a “piece”. Figure CD119 Bishop 25pdr. SPG CDBC07 Bren Carrier packs contain variants. CD120 2pdr. A/T Guns (6 Crews [A] Often 5 different figures per pack) CDBC08 Airborne Jeep occasionally 10 different. CD124 Dorchester Crew [A] Mounted cavalry are in Armoured comman Desert Rats packs of 15 CD125 Challenger 17pdr CDDR01 8th Army PRICE CODES. tank Command[A] Vehicles. CD128 Dingo Scout Cars CDDR02 8th Army UNLESS MARKED (4 per pack)[A] Riflemen pack 1 [A] OTHERWISE VEHICLE CD129 Honey CDDR03 8th Army PACKS ARE PRICED AT CD131 White Scout Cars Riflemen pack 2 [A] £1700 CD132 Daimler MkI CDDR04 8th Army Bren Vehicles code A=£11.00 Armoured Cars Gunners [A] Vehicles code C=£19.00 CD133 Sexton 25pdr. SPG CDDR05 8th Army Figure packs are priced CD134 Sherman M4A4 HMG’s[A] £11.00 code A CD135 Stuart M3A3 CDDR07 Desert Rat Heavy WW2 British Forces. CD137 A9 Cruiser Tank M ortars& crews . CD100 Cromwell CD138 A10 Crusier tank. CDDRC3 Desert Rats – CD100a Cromwell CS CD139 A13 Cruiser Tank Artillery crew.(A) 95mm CD141 Humber Scout Car 1940 campaign. CD101 Churchill VIII CD142 Humber light recce CDEB01 1940 British CD103 M5 Half Tracks car. Command CD103a M91 Halftrack. CD143 AEC A/C. CDEB02 1940 British CD104 6pdr. A/T Guns (4 CD144 Cromwell ARV. Riflemen pack 1 [A] firing 2 towed )A CD148 M3 75mmGMC CDEB03 1940 British CD104a 17pdr. A/T Guns CD149 40 mm Bofors gun. Riflemen pack 2 [A] (4 firing. 2 limbered)[A] (4 per pack) CDEB04 1940 British Bren CD105 Sherman Firefly CD150 Vickers mkVI light Gunners [A] CD106 Bren carriers (4 per tank. CDEBC 001 1940 pack)[A] British Infantry packs. British Tank Crews [A] CD107 Jeeps (6 per CDBI01 Infantry Command WW2 American Forces. pack)[A] (1944-45)[A] CD200 M4 Shermans CD107a Airborne Jeeps (6 CDBI02 Riflemen (1944- CD201 M3 Half Tracks per pack)[A] 45) Pack 1 [A] CD202 M2 Half Tracks CD109 CMP 3 ton Trucks CDBI03 Riflemen (1944- CD204 Jeeps (6 per pack) CD109a CMP 15cwt Trucks 45) pack 2 [A] [A] CD110 Sherman Cast Hull CDBI04 Bren Guns [A] CD205 3" A/T Guns (4 CD111Achilles 17pdr. Tank CDBI05 VickersHMG’s [A] firing Destroyer CDBI06 Light Mortars 205a57mm A/T Guns (4 CD112 25pdr. Guns with CDBI07 Heavy Mortars [A] firing) A Limbers (4 per pack) CDBI08 PIAT Teams [A] CD206 GMC 2 - 1/2 ton CD112A CMP “Quad” CDBI09 Paratroopers [A] Trucks F.A.T CDBI10 Dead & Wounded CD206a GMC 21/2 Ton CD113 Matilda MkII with Stretcher Team [A] truck Soft top. Infantry Tank CDBI11 Paratroop Heavy CD206b 2.5 ton Truck Soft CD114 Grants Weapons & Comm. [A] top Troop seats. CD114a Grants with sand CDBI12 Paras Howitzers CD206c 2.5 ton Truck Hard shields &crews. A Cab Troop seats. CD115 Crusader MkI CDBI13 Infantry in CD206d GMC Command/ CD115a Crusader MkII foxholes A Radio truck. CD115b Crusader MkIII CDBI14 Paratroops in CD206e 2.5 ton truck Soft Foxholes. A Cab open back. Command Decision. CD206g 2.5 ton truck Soft CD231 M4A1 76mm wet CDAI01 US Infantry top crate load. stowage Sherman Command (1944 -45)[A] CD206h 2.5 ton truck Hard CD232 M4A2 Diesel CDAI02 US Riflemen top Crate load. Sherman (1944-45) Pack 1 [A] CD206i 2.5 ton truck. Soft CD232b M4A2 Sherman CDAI03 US Riflemen top drum load. 75mm (1944 - 45) Pack 2 [A] CD206j 2.5 ton truck Hard CD233 White Scout Cars CDAI04 LMG’s [A] Cab Open Back. CD234 105mm Howitzers CDAI05 HMG’s [A] CD206k 2.5 ton truck Hard (4 firing 2 towed) CDAI06 Light Mortars [A] top Drum load. CD235 GMC Short CDAI07 Heavy Mortars [A] CD207 M8 Armoured Cars Wheelbase Trucks CDAI08 Bazooka Teams CD208 M20 Armoured CD235a GMC SWB soft [A] Cars top cab CDAI09 US Paratroopers CD210 M10 Tank CD235b SWB GMS Hard [A] Destroyer Cab Troop seats. CDAI10 Dead & Wounded CD210a M36 Tank CD235c SWB GMC Soft with Stretcher Teams [A] Destroyer C ab Troop Seats. CDAI11 US Paratroopers, CD210b M36B1 Tank CD235d SWB GMC Hard weapons &command Destroyer Cab Open Back. CDAI12 US Para Artillery CD212 Dodge ¾ ton CD235e SWB GMC Soft 75mm Howitzers 4 guns Trucks ‘Beeps’ Cab Open Back. and Crews. [A] CD213 Dodge 1-1/2 ton CD235f SWB GMC Hard CDAI13 Infantry in Trucks Cab Crate Load. Foxholes [A] CD214 M-18 Hellcat CD235g SWB GMC Soft CDAI14 US Infantry in CD216 M3 Lee Cab Crate load. Greatcoats CD217 M3 Stuarts CD235h SWB GMC Hard CDAI15 US infantry/ CD217a M3A1 Stuart Cab Drum load. Greatcoats – CD217b M3 Stuart Diesel CD235i SWB GMC Soft Weapons&Command CD218 M5 Stuart Cab Drum load. America n Crew packs CD218a M5A1 Stuart CD236 LVT 3 (2 per pack) CDAC01 US Tank Crews CD218b M5A1 Stuart (late) CD237 L VT 4 Buffalo (2 [A] CD219 M8 HMC 75mm per pack) CDAC02 Half Track SP Howitzer CD238 ‘Priest’ 105mm crews[A] CD220 M4A3 Sherman SPG CDAC03 Truck Crews. A CD220a M4A3 Sherman CD239 M26 Pershing (C) CDAC04 Anti Tank crews Appliqué Armour CD240 M32 ARV [A] CD220b M4A4 Sherman CD241 M4A1 Sherman CDAC 05 Artillery Crews 75mm (incl 105mm) Dozer [A] CD220c M4A3 Sherman CD241a M4A3 Dozer CDAC06 Jeep Crews [A] 76mm (incl 105mm) CD242 M4 81mm Mortar US Marines.Pacific CD220d M4A3 Sherman76 SP & crew. CDUSM01 US Marine HVSS in M4A3EA CD243 1 Ton Trailers Command [A] CD223 T19 105mm HMC (6per pack) CDUSM 02 US Marine CD223a M3 75mm GMC CD242a m4 81mm Mortar Riflemen pack 1 [A] CD223b T30 75MM gmc. SP CDUSM 0 3 US Marine CD224 M16 SP Quad CD244 M-39 Armoured Riflemen pack 2 [A] HMG AA load Carrier CDUSM 04 US Marine CD224a M15A1 SPAA CD260 M24 Chaffee - LMG’s [A] CD227 LVT 2 CD261 155mm Motor Gun CDUSM 0 5 US Marine Amphibious Troop Carrier Carriage . HMG’s [A] (2 per pack) CD262 Armoured Cargo CDUSM 0 8 US Marine 227aLVT A1 Support (2 per Carrier- BAR’s [A] pack) CD264 M4A3E2 Sherman WW2 German Forces. CD227b LVT A4 Support "Jumbo" CD300 Tiger I [C] (2 per pack) CD270 M37 105mm Motor CD300a Tiger I with CD228 DUKW Carriage - Zimmerit [C] CD229 LVT 1 CD271 Armoured Utility CD301 Pz IV F1 or F2 CD230 Amphibious vehicle CD302 Pz IV H Jeeps(Seeps) (4 per pack) American Infantry packs. CD303 Pz III F or G All at £9.00 CD303a Pz III M or N Command Decision. CD304 Sdkfz 251/1 CD320b Panzer II B/C CD357a Sdfkz7/1 (Hanomag) CD320c Panzer II F+G/J w/armoured cab CD305 Sdkfz 251/10 CD320d Panzer II D/E CD358 Sdkfz7/2 8 ton ½ 37mm & Mortar CD321 Jagdpanzer IV L48 track with 37mm flak36. CD305a Sdkfz 251/7- CD321a Jagdpanzer IV L70 CD358a Sdkfz7/2 with 16/C(bridge& flame CD322 Brummbar SPG. armo ured cab thrower) CD323 Sturmtiger. CD359 Whirlwind SP AA CD305b Sdkfz 251/9C CD325 King Tiger CD360 Ostwind 37mm SP 75mm DPG CD325a King Tiger, Porshe AA.(3) CD305c Sdkfz 251 with Turret. CD361 Stug IV. Rockets CD326 Jagdtiger [C] CD362 Bergepanzer III CD305e Sdkfz 251/17c CD328 Sdkfz 7 Artillery CD363 PZ III E 20mmSP flak.(3) Tractor. CD363a PZ III F CD306 PantherD [C] CD329 Sdkfz 10 Artillery CD365 PZ IV C. CD306a PantherA [C] Tractors CD365a PZ IV D. CD306b PantherG [C] CD331 Sdkfz 11 Artillery CD368 37mm FLAK43 CD307 Pak 38 (A) Tractor Ground mount. (x3) CD307a Pak 40 (A) CD331a Sdkfz 11 (1944 CD369“Mobelwagen” CD308 Stug III Assault type) SPAA Guns CD332 88mm Pak 43/41 CD370 Sdkfz140/1 38t CD309 Hetzer A/T Guns(3 firing Recce. CD310 88mm Flak 36 (2 CD334 75mm Infantry CD371 Sdkfz139 Marder per pack) (A) Gun (x6) III SPG CD311 105mm Field CD335 SIG 33 150mm CD371a Sdkfz Marder III Howitzer (2 firing Infantry Howitzer (x4) Ausf H Pak 40 1943. CD312 Jagdpanther [C] CD337 20mm Flak 38 (x4) CD371b Sdkfz Marder III CD313 Sdkfz 234/2 Puma CD338 Sdkfz 222 Ausf M . armoured Cars Armoured Cars CD372 Sdkfz 132/1 15cm CD313a Sdkfz 234/3 75mm CD339 Wespe 105mm SiG Ausf H H “Grill” Support Armoured Cars SPG. CD372a Sdkfz 138/1 15cm CD313c Sdkfz 234/1 Scout CD340 Opel Maultier SiG Ausf H M “Grill” Armoured Cars CD342 RSO Artillery CD373 150mm Nebelwefer CD315 Kubelwagen (6 per Tractor (4 firing 2 towed per pack) bag) [A] CD342a RSO/75mm SP AT £1 1 .00 CD316 Opel Blitz CD344 Horch Heavy Field CD-375 4.7cm Pak (t) auf CD316a Opel Blitz Box Cars Pz.Kpfw.
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    MHI :opy 3 WAR DEPARTMENT BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF FOREIGN ARMORED VEHICLES GERMAN, JAPANESE, RUSSIAN ITALIAN, AND FRENCH June 20, 1941 REGRADED UNCLASSIFIED BY DOD DIR. 5200.1 R BY Reference 30-42 BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF FOREIGN ARMORED VEHICLES GERMAN, JAPANESE, RUSSIAN ITALIAN, AND FRENCH Prepared under direction of the Chief of Staff REGRADED UNCLASSIFIED BY AUTHQRHY/JF QQD DIR. 5200.1R UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON : 1941 WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, June 20, 1941. FM 30-42, Military Intelligence, Identification of Foreign Armored Vehicles, German, Japanese, Russian, Italian, and French, is published for the information and guidance of all concerned. [A. G. 062.11 (4-2-41).] BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OP WAR I G. C. MARSHALL, Chief of Staff. OFFICIAL : E. S. ADAMS, Major General, The Adjutant General. Distribution: D (3); B (5); R 1, 3, 4,10 (5), 2, 5, 6, 7,17 (10); Bn 2, 5, 6, 7, 9 (10), 17 (15); C 2, 3, 6, 7, 9 (5), 17 (15); IBn7 (15); I C 2, 7 (15). (For explanation of symbols, see FM 21-6.) n TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1. General. Paragraph Page Purpose._---—-----_-_—__— 1 1 Scope ____ __ ___________ 2 1 Method of identification and clas sification of armored vehicles.—_ 3 1 II. Armored vehicles of the German Army_— 3 III. Armored vehicles of the Japanese Army_—- 55 IV. Armored vehicles of the Russian Army___._ 87 V. Armored vehicles of the Italian Army____ 109 VI. Armored vehicles of the French Army_..._ 135 FM 30-42 BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF FOREIGN ARMORED VEHICLES GERMAN, JAPANESE, RUSSIAN, ITALIAN, AND FRENCH SECTION I GENERAL • 1.