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FR DI BG-01->BG-04 BATTLE GROUP BG-09 BATTLE GROUP BG-03 Infantry Regiment GRDI Reconnaissance Group (3 per 1940 Infantry Regiment, 2 per ARMY ATTACHMENT Light Infantry Regement DLI) (x1 per 1940 Infantry Division) x1 BG-04 Infantry Tank Battalion HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT (1-5) per numbered Army Command Command HQ x1 Commander FR-29 HQ x1 Commander FR-29 Alternative: x1 ME-04 Infantry Tank Company Transport Transport x1 Staff Car FR-18 x1 Staff Car FR-18 MANEUVER ELEMENTS BATTLE GROUPS x1 ME-02Cavalry Squadron x3 BG-02 Infantry Battalion ATTACHMENTS x1 ME-03 Motorcycle Squadron x3 25mm Antitank Gun FR-24 BATTLE GROUP BG-02 Organic Fire Support Infantry Battalion ATTACHMENTS x1 81mm Mortar FR-35 x4 Medium Machine Gun FR-33 Transport HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT x4 Renault UE Tractor FR-12 x1 Commander FR-29 x1 25mm Antitank Gun FR-24 Transport DIVISIONAL ATTACHMENTS x3 Groupe Franc FR-30 x3 Citroen Truck FR-20 x1 BG-03 GRDI Reconnaissance Group MANEUVER ELEMENTS (x1 per 1940 Infantry Division) x3 ME-01 Infantry Company BATTLE GROUP BG-04 x1 47mm Antitank Gun FR-25 ATTACHMENTS Infantry Tank Battalion (4 per 1940 Infantry Division) x4 Medium Machine Gun FR-33 (1-5 per numbered Army) Transport HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT x1 Citroen 1.5 ton Truck FR-20 x1 25mm Antitank Gun FR-24 Command FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENTS x1 R35 Infantry Tank (a) FR-04 x1 FS-01 Light Artillery Battalion x1 Horse-drawn Limber FR-22 (3 per 1940 Infantry Division) MANUEVER ELEMENTS x2 81mm Mortar FR-35 x3 ME-04 Infantry Tank Company x1 FS-02 Heavy Artillery Battalion (2 per 1940 Infantry Division) (a) (a) May replace all with: H35 Infantry Tank FR-06 or (a) Only 1 per “B” Reserve FCM 36 Infantry Tank FR-05 or Infantry Division FT17 Infantry Tank FR-01 Alternative: FS-03 x1 Medium Artillery Battalion (1 per 1940 Infantry Division as a substitute for x1 Heavy Bn FS-02) X BATTLE GROUP BG-05 FR DLM BG-05->BG-08 BLM – Light Mech Brigade BATTLE GROUP BG-08 (DLM type - 1 per DLM) BATTLE GROUP BG-07 RDP – Mot Dragoon Regiment Motorized Dragoon Battalion HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT (DLM type - 1 per DLM) (DLM type) Command HQ HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT x1 Commander FR-29 Command Transport Command HQ HQ x1 Commander FR-29 x1 Laffly 1.5 ton Truck FR-19 x1 Commander FR-29 Transport Transport x1 Laffly 1.5 ton Truck FR-19 BATTLE GROUPS x1 Laffly 1.5 ton Truck FR-19 BATTLE GROUPS MANEUVER ELEMENTS x4 BG-06 Cavalry Tank Battalion x1 ME-03 Motorcycle Squadron x3 BG-08 Motorized Dragoon Battalion DIVISIONAL ATTACHMENTS (DLM Type) x1 ME-03 Motorcycle Squadron DIVISIONAL ATTACHMENTS x1 ME-06 Cavalry Tank Squadron (AMR 33/35 or H39) x1 Portee 25mm AT Gun FR-16 x1 ME-05 Armored Car Squadron x2 ME-07 Motorized Dragoon Squadron (DLM Type) x1 47mm Antitank Gun FR-25 FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENTS ATTACHMENTS Transport x1 Portee 25mm AT Gun FR-16 x1 FS-01 Light Artillery Battalion x1 Laffly 1.5 ton Truck FR-19 (2 per Light Mechanized Division) FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENTS x4 Medium Machine Gun FR-33 x1 FS-01 Light Artillery Battalion x1 FS-03 Medium Howitzer Battalion x2 37mm AA Gun Prototype card (1 per Light Mechanized Division) (2 per Light Mechanized Division) Organic Fire Support BATTLE GROUP BG-06 x1 FS-03 Medium Howitzer Battalion x1 81mm Mortar FR-35 (1 per Light Mechanized Division) Cavalry Tank Battalion Transport HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT x5 Laffly 1.5 ton Truck FR-19 Command x1 S35 Somua FR-08 MANEUVER ELEMENTS x1 ME-06 Cavalry Tank Squadron (w/S35 Somua) x1 ME-06 Cavalry Tank Squadron (w/H35 or H39) DIVISIONAL ATTACHMENTS x1 ME-03 Motorcycle Squadron x1 ME-05 Armored Car Squadron (DLM Type) x1 Portee 25mm AT Gun FR-16 x1 47mm Antitank Gun FR-25 Transport x1 Laffly 1.5 ton Truck FR-19 FR DLC BG-09->14 X BATTLE GROUP BG-14 BATTLE GROUP BG-09 BATTLE GROUP BG-12 Motorized Dragoon Battalion BLM – Light Mech Brigade Armored Car Battalion (DLC type) (DLC type - 1 per DLC) HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT Command Command Command x1 Panhard 178 FR-15 HQ x1 Commander FR-29 HQ x1 Commander FR-29 MANEUVER ELEMENTS Transport Transport x1 Laffly 1.5 ton Truck FR-19 x1 Staff Car FR-18 x1 ME-08 Armored Car Squadron (DLM Type) MANEUVER ELEMENTS BATTLE GROUPS x1 ME-10 Mixed Reconnaissance Squadron x1 BG-10 (RAM) Armored Car Regiment x1 ME-03 Motorcycle Squadron DIVISIONAL ATTACHMENTS x1 ME-11 Motorized Dragoon Squadron x1 BG-11 Motorized Dragoon Regiment x1 47mm AT Gun FR-25 ATTACHMENTS (4 per DLC) Transport x1 Portee 25mm AT Gun FR-16 x1 Renault UE Tractor FR-12 BATTLE GROUP BG-10 x2 Medium Machine Gun FR-33 (RAM) Armored Car Regiment Organic Fire Support x1 25mm AA Gun FR-26 (6 per DLC) HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT x2 81mm Mortar FR-35 Command Transport Transport x1 Panhard 178 FR-15 x1 Citroen 1.5 ton Truck FR-20 x2 P 19 Halftrack (a) FR-14 BATTLE GROUPS BATTLE GROUP BG-13 DIVISIONAL ATTACHMENTS x1 47mm AT Gun FR-25 x1 BG-12 Armored Car Battalion Cavalry Tank Battalion Transport HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT x1 CP 17 Halftrack (use FR-19) Command x1 BG-13 Cavalry Tank Battalion x1 H35 FR-06 x3 25mm AT Gun FR-24 MANEUVER ELEMENTS BATTLE GROUP BG-11 Transport x3 Laffly/Licorne 1.5t Truck FR-19 RDP – Mot Dragoon Regiment x1 ME-09 Cavalry Tank Squadron (DLC Type) (DLC type) x1 25mm Antiaircraft Gun FR-26 HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT x1 ME-03 Motorcycle Squadron Transport Command x1 P19 Halftrack FR-14 HQ x1 Commander FR-29 DIVISIONAL ATTACHMENTS nd Transport x1 47mm AT Gun FR-25 a) In 2 Battalion replace with: x1 Staff Car FR-18 Transport Citroen 1.5 ton Truck FR-20 BATTLE GROUPS x1 Citroen 1.5 ton Truck FR-20 x2 BG-14 Motorized Dragoon Battalion (DLC Type) x1 25mm AA Gun FR-26 FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENTS Transport x1 FS-01 Light Artillery Battalion x1 Renault UE Tractor FR-12 (1 per DLC) x1 FS-03 Medium Howitzer Battalion (1 per DLC) FR DLC, DCR BG-15->19 BATTLE GROUP BG-15 BATTLE GROUP BG-16 BATTLE GROUP BG-18 Cavalry Regiment Heavy Tank Regiment Light Tank Regiment Command (1 per DCR - Tank Div) HQ x1 Cavalry (cmd) FR-31 (1 per DCR - Tank Div) HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT MANEUVER ELEMENTS Command x4 ME-12 Cavalry Squadron Command x1 Char B1 bis FR-10 x1 H39 - 37/L21(a) FR-07 ATTACHMENTS x2 Medium Machine Gun FR-33 BATTLE GROUPS BATTLE GROUPS x2 BG-17 Heavy Tank Battalion x2 BG-19 Light Tank Battalion x1 25mm Antitank Gun FR-24 DIVISIONAL ATTACHMENTS DIVISIONAL ATTACHMENTS Organic Fire Support x4 Dragon Portés FR-28 x2 60mm Mortar FR-34 x4 Dragon Portés FR-28 Transport Transport Transport x5 Horse-drawn Limber FR-22 x4 Motorcycle FR-21 x4 Motorcycle FR-21 x1 ME-13 Mechanized Chasseur Squadron x1 ME-13 Mechanized Chasseur Squadron x2 47mm Antitank Gun FR-25 x2 47mm Antitank Gun FR-25 Transport Transport x2 Chenillette Lorraine FR-11 x2 Chenillette Lorraine FR-11 x1 25mm Antitank Gun FR-24 x1 25mm Antitank Gun FR-24 Transport Transport x1 Laffly 1.5 ton Truck FR-19 x1 Laffly 1.5 ton Truck FR-19 FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT x1 FS-03 Medium Artillery Battalion x1 FS-03 Medium Artillery Battalion (a) In 4th DCR replace with: R35 FR-04 BATTLE GROUP BG-17 Heavy Tank Battalion BATTLE GROUP BG-19 HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT Light Tank Battalion Command x1 Char B1 bis FR-10 HEADQUARTERS ELEMENT Command MANUEVER ELEMENTS x1 H39 – 37/L21 FR-07 x1 ME-14 Heavy Tank Squadron MANUEVER ELEMENTS x3 ME-15 Light Tank Squadron (DCR Type) FR ME-01->ME-10 Maneuver Element-07 Maneuver Element-01 Maneuver Element-04 Motorized Dragoon Squadron (DLM Type) Infantry Tank Company Infantry Company Command Command Command HQ x1 Commander FR-29 HQ x1 Commander FR-29 x1 R35 Infantry Tank (a) FR-04 x1 Laffly 1.5 Ton Truck FR-19 x12 Fusilier FR-27 x3 R35 Infantry Tank (a) FR-04 x12 Dragon Portés FR-28 Maneuver Element-02 (a) May replace all with: x2 Heavy Machine Gun FR-33 Cavalry Squadron H35 Infantry Tank FR-06 or Command FCM 36 Infantry Tank FR-05 or x7 Laffly 1.5 Ton Truck FR-19 HQ x1 Cavalier (cmd) FR-31 FT17 Infantry Tank FR-01 x8 Cavalier FR-31 Maneuver Element-05 Maneuver Element-08 x1 Medium Machine Gun FR-33 Armored Car Squadron (DLM Type) Armored Car Squadron (DLC Type) Command Command x1 25mm Antitank Gun FR-24 x1 AMD 178 Panhard FR-15 x1 AMD 178 Panhard FR-15 Transport x6 AMD 178 Panhard FR-15 x4 AMD 178 Panhard FR-15 x2 Horse-drawn Limber FR-22 Maneuver Element-09 Cavalry Tank Squadron (DLC Type) Maneuver Element-06 Command Cavalry Tank Squadron (DLM Type) x1 H35 Cavalry Tank FR-06 Command x1 S35 Cavalry Tank (a) FR-08 x4 H35 Cavalry Tank FR-06 Maneuver Element-03 x6 S35 Cavalry Tank (b) FR-08 Motorcycle Squadron Maneuver Element-10 Command (a) In designated squadrons Mixed Reconnaissance Squadron HQ x1 Commander FR-29 replace with: Command H35 Cavalry Tank FR-06 or x1 AMR Renault R35 FR-04 x1 Laffly 1.5 Ton Truck FR-19 H39 - 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    TEED!* * Find It Lower? We Will Match It

    Spring 2018 BRINGING HISTORY TO LIFE Kits & Accessories NEW! USS HAWAII CB-3 PG.45 PANTHER See page 3 Books & Magazines for details on this exciting new kit. NEW! PANTHER TANK IN ACTION PG. 3 Tools & Paint EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR MODELMAKING PGS. 58-61 Model Displays OVER 75 NEW KITS, BOOKS MARSTON MAT pg. 24 LOWEST PRICE GUARANTEED!* & ACCESSORIES INSIDE! * * See back cover for full details. Order Today at WWW.SQUADRON.COM or call 1-877-414-0434 Dear Friends, Now that we’ve launched into daylight savings time, I have cleared off my workbench to start several new projects with the additional evening light. I feel really motivated at this moment and with all the great new products we have loaded into this catalog, I think it is going to be a productive spring. As the seasons change, now is the perfect time to start something new; especially for those who have been considering giving the hobby a try, but haven’t mustered the energy to give it a shot. For this reason, be sure to check out pp. 34 - our new feature page especially for people wanting to give the hobby a try. With products for all ages, a great first experience is a sure thing! The big news on the new kit front is the Panther Tank. In conjunction with the new Takom (pp. 3 & 27) kits, Squadron Signal Publications has introduced a great book about this fascinating piece of German armor (SS12059 - pp. 3). Author David Doyle guides you through the incredible history of the WWII German Panzerkampfwagen V Panther.