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Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron manoeuvre theenemyandcollectinformation. carriers andDingo scoutcars,theplatooncouldeasilyout- with itsreconnaissance element.Reorganised withuniversal The squadrons’ airborne recce platoonsprovided thedivision traded forthemore powerful Cromwell tank. seaborne legcaughtupwiththedivision,Locustswere landed andwent intoaction.However, whentheregiment’s M22Locusttank.Ahandfulofthese air-transportable new The regiment replaced itsold Tetrarch lighttankswiththe The 6 M Fearless Veteran. in theinvasion ofFrance inJune 1944.An Armoured Airborne Recce Squadron israted An Recce Airborne Platoon isaReconnaissance Platoon. P P are Recce teams. The teamsofanAirborne Armoured Recce Squadron HQ H 1 Universal Carrier and 1Dingo 2 Universal Carriers and 2Dingo 2 Locust 3 Locust 4 Locust 2 Cromwell IV 3 Cromwell IV 4 Cromwell IV 2 White Scout Car (Recce) lat lat eadquarters o tivati A A th oo oo Airborne Armoured Airborne Recce well Regiment wasanexperiencedunit,havingperformed A irbo irbo irbo n n o rne rne S n rne quadr

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Scout Car Daimler Dingo

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Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron hand. was inagoodpositiontohelpoutanyone whoneededa andlandedwiththeLocustlighttanks,battery mortars was inhighdemand.Armedwithpowerful ML4.2”heavy Like theregiment’s MMGcarriers,theunit’s platoon mortar elements withinthe6 were tank. Theirservices rendered ofcombat toallsorts the carrierandactedmore likeself-propelled machine-gun with their Vickers machine-guns permanently mounted to whole division.Unlike normalMMGcarriers,thesefought Carriers. Thisunitwasinhighdemand by troops across the The regiment also had element a with strong MMG support A • O Section with:HQ P P 2 Vickers Carriers MMG 4 Vickers Carriers MMG 2 ML 4.2” 2 ML 4.2” 4 ML irbo lat lat A pti +5 points for the platoon. Add Jeeps and Jeep and Trailer transports for irbo oo oo o n rne n n rne R ecce R th P AirborneDivision. ecce lat M oo M o W rtar n achine eapons P lat 170 170 - 85 90 gun oo points points points points

P ML 4.2”mortar latoons Airborne RecceMachine-gun Platoon Vickers MMGCarrier Airborne recceMortarPlatoon Machine-gun Command Vickers Jeep andtrailer Jeep andtrailer Subaltern MMG Carrier Section ML 4.2”mortar ML 4.2”mortar Vickers MMGCarrier Vickers MMGCarrier Machine-gun Jeep andtrailer Jeep andtrailer Section ML 4.2”mortar

Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron torcycles andsometimesdismounting toremove aroadblock. additional reccethis means performing work using light mo- theunit. Sometimes tosupport troop ofmotorised infantry spectacularly demonstratedby the2 a lotoftroops inaconcentratedarea. Thisconceptwas Gliderborne troops offered thedivision theabilitytodeliver landing underfire intheoperation’s toughestlanding zone. These elitetroops went intoaction again during Varsity, captured Pegasus Bridge inNormandy. the 6 Like recce regiments fromdivisions, otherBritish infantry Buckinghamshire (2 • O Section andHQ Scout Squadwith: P Motorcycles onpages196and197oftherulebook. rules Platoon use theMotorcycle Reconnaissance andSolo The Motorcycle Assault Pioneer RifleteamsofanAirborne PlatoonAssault isaRecce team. The Command WhiteScout Car (Recce) ofanAirborne Section with:HQ P 1 Rifle Squad1 Rifle Squads2 Rifle 2 Assault Squads 3 Assault Squads 4 Assault Squads lat lat pti th Panzerfaust SMGteam for +10points. CommandReplace Rifle/MG team with aCommand AirborneArmoured Recce Regiment hasasmall‘blitz’ A oo oo o irbo n A n n irlanding rne D nd Oxs & Bucks) Regiment when they

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Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron gliders andusedtodeterenemyarmoured counterattacks. The heavier17pdrguns were flown in byheavy Hamilcar strongpoints inbuildingsanddug-inpositions. guns,knockingout German the 6pdrsusefulasinfantry successful defencepositions.However, theparasalsofound The divisionalanti-tankguns were essentialforsettingup Northern Germany. in theirmissionandthenledtheBritish advance across The battles were toughand costly, buttheparassucceeded were sentinstraightawaytoensure success. to after themainassaultwaslaunchedandefforts resupply Normandy and Market Garden, theair drops were done the region aheadofthemainPlunder crossings. Unlike chute battalionswere landedoppositetheRhinetosecure following theD-Day landings.British andCanadianpara- Operation Varsity wasthedivision’s secondcombatjump, • O Section with:HQ P • O Section with:HQ P A 2 Rifle Squads2 Rifle 6pdr(late) 2 OQF 6pdr(late) 3 OQF 6pdr(late) 4 OQF 17pdr(late) 2 OQF 17pdr(late) 3 OQF 17pdr(late) 4 OQF Squads3 Rifle lat lat pti pti irlanding points for the platoon. guns or Jeep transports to tow guns 6 pdr (late) for +5 Add trucks cut-down to 15cwt tow 17pdr (late) Panzerfaust SMGteam for +10points. CommandReplace Rifle/MG team with aCommand oo oo o o n n n n P arachute R oy

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on page12. use theAssault Troops and Woodsmen listed specialrules British except specialrules, forBritish Bulldog. Theyalso A CanadianParachute Platoon (marked C anadian Rifle/MG team Rifle/MG team corporal Anti-tank gun Anti-tank gun Airlanding Anti-tankAirlanding Platoon, Transport Transport S p ecial Royal artillery Rifle/MG team Rifle/MG team corporal R ules Anti-tank gun Anti-tank gun Transport Transport Rifle/MG team Rifle/MG team corporal )usesallofthe

Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron bombardments. theparaswithhigh-explosive andsmokefaster tosupport That waytheycouldlandtogetherandgetintoactionmuch case they were loaded into gliders with a jeep tow vehicle. being broken down into small parachutable loads, but in this weapons. TheM1A175mmpackhowitzer wascapable of both airbornedivisionswithdedication,despitetheirlight The Royal Artillery’s AirlandingLight Batteries supported the gamebefore deployment (seepage248oftherulebook). be attachedtoaGun Troop of atthestart from itsbattery The Command team and Staff team of the HQ Troop must Command team. Each Gun Troop operates asaseparate platoonwithitsown • O TroopHQ with: P

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GUN Section GUN Section Sergeant Sergeant AIRLANDING lightBattery, Royal Artillery HQ Section HQ Section HQ Troop GUN Troop GUN Troop Major Captain Captain Captain Captain Major GUN Section GUN Section Sergeant Sergeant

Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron Churchills are effective againstenemymachinegunnests. the wayagainstenemyresistance. The75mmgunsofthe include up-armoured Churchill Mk VII models that lead assaults.Theycan direct armoured forinfantry support divisionstoprovide tanksareInfantry attachedtoinfantry counterattack developed. solid anti-tankweapon intheevent that anenemyarmoured ofM10C17pdrSPguns.Thesegave thegroup a battery Part of the Guards Tank Brigade’s task force included a noted, CorpsSupport platoonsare rated Confident Veteran . are preparedcrush theirenemy. intofinally andwillingtoputthelasteffort Unlessotherwise The British hasa vast amountofexperiencebuiltupafterseveralArmy years ofbattle.They M • • O P P 2 Churchill VI and 2 M10C17pdrSP 4 M10C17pdrSP lat lat pti o Churchill VII tankfor +55points. upReplace to one Churchill VI tankwith a to 9for +10points per tank. applique armour increasing the Front armour rating Upgrade any Churchill or all or IV VI tankswith 1 Churchill IV tivati oo oo o A G ns nti n n uards o R - n tank oy

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Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron The 1 from apactwiththeDevil himself! stem skills inreconnaissance mustcertainly andsubterfuge got themselves outofdanger. We jestthattheirextraordinary When theyencountered superiorGerman forces theyalways ability tolocatesaferoutes of passage. reconnaissance units at the Allies’ disposal,withan uncanny risters, theInns are ofCourt known asoneofthefinest Originally raisedfrom acadre ofEnglish and Welsh bar- the tanksandinfantry. often ledthewayacross rivers andthrough towns aheadof advance across Germany going.Asassaultspecialists,they • • • • A CommandoPlatoon israted Fearless Veteran. Section with:HQ P Platoons. Armoured Car andScoutPatrols are Reconnaissance platoons, eachwiththeirown commandteam. Armoured Car andScoutCar Patrols operate asseparate • • O Armoured Car Patrol with: P Commando Platoon asfollows: Rifle/MG teams(asidefrom the Commandteam)ineach ofthegamebeforeAt thestart Deployment you mayreplace 2 Commando Squads No Scout Car Patrols 1 Scout Car Patrol 2 Scout Car Patrols lat lat pti tor for +5points. Arm Sawn Off Daimler with aPIAT anti-tank projec- at no cost. Fit Littlejohn adaptor to one Daimler I armoured car Replace oneteamwitha Vickers K Gun LMGteam. Replace oneteamwithaPIAT team. Replace oneteamwithaLight Mortar team. Replace uptotwoteamswithSMGteams. st CommandoBrigade wasessentialforkeepingthe oo oo o A ns r C n n mo omm FEARLESS ured and C o ar P VETERAN P lat lat oo oo n 205 115 175 235 n points points points points

Heart foundonpage13. specialrules well astheKnow thePlan, Fairbairn-Sykes, andMind and A CommandoPlatoon usesalloftheBritish as specialrules, C as well astheDevil’s foundonpage13. Ownspecialrule An Armoured CarPlatoon usesalloftheBritish specialrules, D Rifle/MG team Daimler Dingo omm evil Command Scout CarPatrol Lance Sergeant Armoured Car Commando Rifle/MG team ’ Sergeant s Sergeant and O Squad Daimler I Armoured CarPlatoon wn Daimler Dingo Rifle/MG team Commando Platoon o Armoured CarPatrol S S Command Rifle/MGteam HQ Armoured Car p Command DaimlerI p ecial Subaltern ecial Subaltern Subaltern Captain Captain R R Rifle/MG team Daimler Dingo ules ule Command Scout CarPatrol Armoured Car Lance Sergeant Sawn OffDaimler Commando Corporal Rifle/MG team Sergeant Squad Daimler Dingo Rifle/MG team

Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron quickly besmashed. fire andplentifulammunition.Any German defenceswill miles beyond thelandingsites.Theyhave ahighrateof attackingunitsontheeasternbankforseveraland support 25pdrscaneasilyrangeacrossThe theRhine Royal Artillery unit. readily available inoverwhelming strength toanyassaulting isAlamein oranyofhisNormandy support battles.Artillery ofOperation Plunder,defenders atthestart more thanatEl Montgomery assembledover 4000gunstobombard German the gamebefore deployment (seepage248oftherulebook). be attachedtoaGun Troop of atthestart from itsbattery The Command team and Staff team of the HQ Troop must Command team. Each Gun Troop operates asaseparate platoonwithitsown • • • O HQ Troopwith: P

One Gun troop with: Two Gun troops with atotal of: lat F pti +10 points per tank. OP Carriers with Sherman Observer OPtanksfor Rifle anyReplace teams Observer or and all their +5 points. theReplace Troop HQ jeep with aWhite scout car for +5 points per Gun Troop. Add Jeep, trucks and 15cwt Quad tractors for 2 OQF 25pdr 2 OQF 4 OQF 25pdr 4 OQF 8 OQF 25pdr 8 OQF ield oo o ns n B atter y

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Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron the fearsomeGerman King Tiger. up totenmilesaway. cantakeoutanything,even Abattery called in. Their heavyshellswillcave in reinforced positions are notsufficient,thebiggunsofcorps-level BL5.5"gun are When thelight25pdrsoffieldbatteries, Royal Artillery the gamebefore deployment (seepage248oftherulebook). be attachedtoaGun Troop of atthestart from itsbattery The Commandteamand Staff teamoftheHQ Troop must Command team. Each Gun Troop operates asaseparate platoonwithitsown TroopHQ with: P Sexton self-propelled guns. many 25pdr M1A175mm guns, OQF Pack howitzers, or you are alsofielding with anartillery battery as atleast You not may field a MediumRoyal Battery, unlessArtillery • O

One Gun Troop with: Two Gun Troops with atotal of: lat pti +5 points per Gun Troop. Add Jeep, trucks and 15cwt Matador trucks for 2 BL 5.5” 2 BL 4 BL 5.5” 4 BL 8 BL 5.5” 8 BL oo o n n M R oy edium al

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Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron fuse, andthrow. sticksofexplosive, closethebag,pull bomb theyinsert anti-tank grenade isawaytodetonateit. With theGammon cookingfires!),used tostart allthey require foradevastating that canbepooledfordemolitionwork whenneeded(or attached. Since paracarriessticksofplasticexplosives every clever butsimpledeviceconsistsofaclothbagwithfuse most usefulweapons, theNo. 82Gammon Grenade. This Lieutenant Gammon devised one oftheairborneforce’s G pages 246to248oftherulebook). An AirborneArmoured Recce Squadron usesthefollowing inadditiontothenormalBritish (see specialrules specialrules requests from theground troops below. or itsbanks.Its crews are quicklytofire abletorespond very aboutandtheAusterto worry isnotdelayed by theRhine in theRhinecrossing battles.There isnolongeranyLuftwaffe The little Auster planeisinitselement AOP airobservation orarmourunitwithnowarning. exposed German infantry Germany with theLuftwaffe vanquished. Theyattackany The Typhoons ofthe Royal Air Force now reign supreme over Platoon carry GammonPlatoon carry Bombsgivingthem Tank 3. Assault All Rifle/MGteamsina Parachute Platoon andAirlanding A L P a imited AOP Typhoon Typhoon ri OP mmo o rit A n

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Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron fire, nomatterhow heavy. aggressive assaulttroops, unwillingtobestoppedby enemy The Canadianshave maintainedtheirenviable reputation as A become unsettled. es where otherunitsmightgetthemselves ina‘flap’ and their disciplinewhenthingsgowrong. Under circumstanc- Army. Theyare well known asbeing ‘unflappable’, retaining The Guards are themostprestigious regiments inthe British U from apact withtheDevil himself! stem skills inreconnaissance mustcertainly andsubterfuge got themselves outofdanger. We jestthattheirextraordinary When theyencountersuperiorGerman forces theyalways ability tolocatesaferoutes ofpassage. reconnaissance units at the Allies’ disposal,withanuncanny risters, theInns are ofCourt known asoneofthefinest Originally raisedfrom acadre ofEnglish and Welsh bar- D ssault Morale Checks. Guards Tank Platoons mayre-roll anyfailedPlatoon page 194oftherulebook). Car Platoons mayre-roll failedSkill Tests toDisengage(see Vehicles from theArmoured Car Squadron HQandArmoured Pinned Down. may re-roll failedMotivation teststorally from being Insteadrule. anyCanadian Platoon thatisPinned Down Canadian Platoons donotusetheBritish Bulldog special evil pp nfla ’ s O

able tr wn s oop C G anadian uards S S pecial pecial (and unruly) thanBritish(and unruly) soldiers. Canadian soldiersare typicallyalittlemore independent significant growth andit rural country.remains alargely until theNineteenth thatitspopulationunderwent Century Although Canadahasbeensettledforcenturies,itwasnot W and Navy. Commandos are theeliteshocktroops oftheBritish Army C omm rule. Canadian Platoons usetheGerman Mission Tactics special Gun teamsare Mountaineers (seepage61oftherulebook). Mind and Heart: CommandoInfantry and Man-packed of 2+inassaults. Fairbairn-Sykes: Mission Tactics onpage242oftherulebook. specialrule Know the Plan: oo dsmen and R R o ules R ules Commando Infantry teamshitonaroll ules Commando Sections usetheGerman

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Airborne Armoured Recce Squadron Vehicle Matador orQuad tractor BL 5.5”gun 15 cwttruck OQF 17pdrgun(late) OP Carrier Cut-down 15cwttruck Staff team PIAT team Light Mortar team SMG team Rifle/MG team Rifle team Team OQF 25pdrgun Typhoon Aircraft White scoutcar A Jeep orJeep withtrailer J Pioneer teamsand equippedwithGammon Bombsare ratedas Tank Assault3. Panzerfaust A M1A1 75mmpackhowitzer A OQF 6pdrgun(late) A ML 4.2”mortar M Vickers KGun LMG M Weapon eeps r dditi rtiller nti Firing bombardments Firing bombardments Firing bombardments o achine mo rtars - , tank ured T o rucks nal y - guns G P

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Wheeled Wheeled Wheeled Jeep Jeep arriers T Armour o E rs I ransport pmqui ent nfantry ROF To Hit 1 3 88”/220cm 1 1 1 2 1 80”/200cm 64”/160cm 48”/120cm 3+ 32”/80cm 24”/60cm 32”/80cm 16”/40cm 16”/40cm 24”/60cm Range Front G 0 1 - - - - Anti-tank Firepower A un 10 12 1 2 1 2 2 ircraft Anti-tank Side ROF T 8 6 0 0 - - - - 1 2 2 5 2 3 - - - - 5+ 4+ 5+ 6 6 6 6 eams T Anti-tank Firepower T Top 13 15 11 5 4 9 3 2 6 3 Firepower 0 0 - - - - Notes Tank Assault4. Smoke, Canfire over friendlyteams. Full ROF whenmoving. Movement Step. Tank Assault6,CannotshootintheShooting Step ifmoved inthe Moves asaHeavy Gun team. eams 5+ 3+ eams Equipment andNotes 1+ 5+ 3+ 3+ 4+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 6 6 Bunker buster. Smoke bombardment. Gun shield,Smoke, Turntable. Gun shield,No HE. Gun shield. Smoke. Smoke bombardment. ROF 2whenpinneddown ormoving. Notes Smoke bombardment.

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