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Micromark Organisation Charts for the Cold War 1980S in Europe Updated January 2021 MicroMark WARGAMES ARMY LISTS Organisation Charts for The Cold War 1980s in Europe JANUARY 2021 THIS CATALOGUE INCLUDES ALL RELEASES UP TO & INCLUDING SALES SHEET ADD62 Welcome to another theatre specific MicroMark catalogue, this one detailing the unit lists available for the hypothetical war in NW Europe, the classic Cold War Sample epitomised by such as Team Yankee and Red Storm Rising. Neutral file nations are included. Complete French and Polish armies 1985-1990 added, along with Albanians and some Swiss and early 1980s USMC. Many more lists will be added, specific to individual numbered divisions and brigades for all of NATO and the Warsaw Pact. PAGE 1 Updated January 2021 MODERN ARMIES OF THE COLD WAR 1980S AIR FORCE ORDERS OF BATTLE AIR1: Portuguese Air Force circa 1979 AIR2: Spanish Air Force c1979 AIR3: French Air Force c1979 AIR4: Belgian Air Force c1979 AIR5: British RAF c1979 AIR6: Éire (Southern Ireland) Army Air Corps 1976-1990 AIR7: Netherlands Air Force c1979 AIR8: West German Luftwaffe c1979 AIR9: Austrian Army Air Force c1979 AIR10: Swiss Air Force c1979 AIR11: Italian Air Force c1979 AIR12: Maltese Air Force 1971+ AIR13: Greek Air Force c1979 AIR14: Turkish Air Force c1979 AIR49: Danish Air Force 1958-1988, Denmark AIR71: Turkish Air Force, 1986-1990 ALBANIA AL4M: Albanian Armoured Brigade, Albania, 1975-1990 AL5M: Albanian Infantry Brigade, Albania, 1975-1990 AL6M: Albanian Army Support, Albania, 1975-1990 AMERICA A22MA: American 82nd Airborne Division 1989-1992 A24M: American Marine Division 1989-1992, all theatres A59M: American 10th Mountain Division 1985+, all theatres A60M: American 75th Ranger Regiment 1977+, all theatres A67M: American Armoured & Mech Divisions, 1978-1990, all theatres (needs List A68M) A68M: Divisional Support and Notes for List A67M A69M: American Armoured & Mech Divs'86, 1983-1990, all theatres (needs List A70M) A70M: Divisional Support and Notes for List A69M A71M: American Marine Division 1985-1990, all theatres A72M: American 101st Air Mobile Division 1985-1990, all theatres A73M: American 82nd Airborne Division 1980-1988, all theatres A74M: American Corps Support 1985-1990, Europe, USA. A75M: American Infantry Division 1975-1985, all theatres A76M: American Marine Division 1980-1985, all theatres A82M: American 9th High Technology Division 1986-1994 A59MA: American 10th Mountain Division, all theatres, 1986+ (includes 27th New York National Guard Light Infantry Brigade) A119M: American 194th Separate Armoured Brigade, America, 1975-1982 A120M: American 194th Separate Armoured Brigade, America, 1982-1985 A121M: American 194th Separate Armoured Brigade, America, 1986-1990 A122M-A123M: American 82nd Airborne Division, all theatres, 1976-1982 (double list) Sampleth file A124M: American 160 Special Operations Aviation Group, all theatres, 1981-1989 A128M: American 197th Separate Infantry Brigade, America, 1977-1984 A129M: American 197th Separate Mechanised Infantry Brigade, America, 1985-1987 A130M: American 197th Separate Mechanised Infantry Brigade, America, 1988-1990 A131M: American 177th Separate Armoured Brigade, Fort Irwin, California, 1986-1987 A132M: American 177th Separate Armoured Brigade, Fort Irwin, California, 1988-1994 PAGE 2 Updated January 2021 A138M: American 172nd Infantry Brigade, Alaska, 1974-1983 A139M: American 172nd Infantry Brigade, Alaska, 1983-1986 A144M: American Berlin Brigade, Berlin, Germany, 1972-1983 A145M: American Berlin Brigade, Berlin, Germany, 1984-1988 A146M: American Berlin Brigade, Berlin, Germany, 1989-1994 A149M: American 29th Separate Infantry Brigade, Hawaii National Guard, Hawaii, 1977-1986 A151M: American 30th Mechanised Brigade, North Carolina National Guard, 1978-1985 A152M: American 30th Mechanised Brigade, North Carolina National Guard, 1986-1994 A154M: American 30th Armoured Brigade, Tennessee National Guard, 1980-1990 A155M: American 31st Armoured Brigade, Alabama National Guard, 1974-1981 A156M: American 31st Armoured Brigade, Alabama National Guard, 1982-1990 A158M: American 32nd Mechanised Brigade, Wisconsin National Guard, 1979-1990 A170M: American 33rd Infantry Brigade, Illinois National Guard, 1980-1990 A171M: American 39th Infantry Brigade, Arkansas National Guard, 1977-1986 A172M: American 39th Infantry Brigade, Arkansas National Guard, 1987-1994 A177M: American 1st Marine Division, OOB and corps support, all theatres, 1976-1980 (double list) A178M: American 2nd Marine Division, all theatres, 1976-1980 A179M: American 3rd Marine Division, Okinawa, Japan, 1976-1980 A180M: American 4th Reserve Marine Division, America, 1976-1980 A181M: American 1st Marine Brigade, Hawaii, 1976-1980 A182M: American 7th Marine Brigade, Pacific Ocean, 1980-1983 AUSTRIA AU2M: Austrian Panzer Grenadier Division 1988+, Austria AU3M: Austrian Mobile Landwehr,1980+, Austria AU4M: Austrian Static Landwehr, 1980+ AU5M: Austrian Cadre Force, 1980+ BELGIUM BL17M: Belgian Army Order of Battle, 1984-1990 BL18M: Belgian 17th Armoured Brigade, Germany, 1984-1990 BL19M: Belgian Mechanised Brigade, Germany, 1984-1990 BL20M: Belgian Reserve 10th Mechanised Brigade, Europe, 1984-1990 BL21M: Belgian Reserve 12th Motorised Brigade, 1985-1990 BL22M: Belgian Corps Support, Europe, 1984-1990 BL23M: Belgian Para-Commando Regiment, 1984-1990 BRITAIN B39M: British 24th Air Mobile Brigade 1989-1993, Europe B41M: British Berlin Garrison 1986-1994, Berlin B55M: British 5th Airborne Brigade 1986-2000, all theatres B56M: British RAF Regiments 1982+, all theatres B57M: British 3rd Commando Brigade 1986-1993, all theatres B60M: British Armoured Division 1986-1990, Germany Sample B61M: British BAOR Corps Support, 1986-1990, Germany file BULGARIA BN21M: Bulgarian 68th Special Forces Regiment, 1975-1992, Bulgaria CANADA th C7MA: Canadian 4 Mechanised Brigade Group, Germany, 1984-1990 PAGE 3 Updated January 2021 CZECHOSLOVAKIA CZ15M: Czech Tank Division Category A, 1980-1989 CZ16M: Czech Tank Division Category B/C, 1980-1989 CZ17M: Czech Motor Rifle Division, 1980-1989 CZ18M: Czech Army Support, 1980-1989 DENMARK DN3MA: Danish Field Battle Group & Corps Support, 1986-1991, Denmark DN4MA: Danish Bornholm Garrison 1986+, Bornholm Island DN5MA: Danish Territorial Force, 1985-1991, Denmark DN8MA: Danish Bornholm Garrison, 1960-1985, Bornholm Is. DN21M: Danish Mechanised Brigade, 1977-1985, Denmark DN23M: Danish Corps Support, 1978-1985, Denmark DN24M: Danish Jutland Division, 1986-1990, Denmark (needs List DN25M) DN25M: Danish Jutland Division, 1986-1990, continued DN26M: Danish Zealand Div, 1986-1991, Denmark (needs List DN27M) DN27M: Danish Zealand Division, 1986-1991, continued DN28M: Iceland armed forces, 1951+, Iceland DUTCH D3M: Dutch Marine Brigade 1986+, all theatres ÉIRE ER50M: Irish Infantry Brigade, 1981-1990, Éire ER51M-ER52M: Irish FCA Reserve Infantry Brigade & Army Support, 1981-2000, Éire FINLAND FN22M: Finnish Armoured Brigade, 1981-1987 FN23M: Finnish Infantry Brigade 80, 1981-1990 FN24M: Finnish Reserve Infantry Brigade, 1981-1987 FN25M: Finnish Army Support, 1981-1987, Finland FN26M: Finnish Armoured Brigade 90, 1988-1992, Finland FN28M: Finnish Jager Brigade 90, 1985-2004, Finland FN29M: Finnish Reserve Armoured Brigade, 1988-2005, Finland FN30M: Finnish Army Support, 1988-2004, Finland FN31M: Finnish Army Order of Battle, 1989-1991 FRANCE F62M: French Army OOB (1), France, Germany, 1985-1990 F63M: French Army OOB (2), France, overseas garrisons, 1985-1990 F64M: French 1st Corps Support, France, 1985-1990 (double list) F65M: French 1st Armoured Division, West Germany, 1985-1990 F66M: French 7th Armoured Division, France, 1985-1990 F67M: French 12th Light Armoured Division, France, 1984-1990 F68M: French 14th Light Armoured Division, France, 1984-1990 (double list) F69M: French 2nd Corps Support, West Germany, 1985-1990 (double list) Samplerd file F70M: French 3 Armoured Division, West Germany, 1985-1990 F71M: French 5th Armoured Division, West Germany, 1985-1990 F72M: French 15th Mechanised Infantry Division, France, 1985-1990 F73M: French 3rd Corps Support, France, 1985-1990 (double list) F74M: French 2nd Armoured Division, France, 1985-1990 F75M: French 10th Armoured Division, France, 1985-1990 PAGE 4 Updated January 2021 F76M: French 8th Infantry Division, France, 1985-1990 F77M: French 11th Airborne Division, all theatres, 1985-1990 F78M: French 9th Marine Division, all theatres, 1985-1990 F79M: French 6th Light Armoured Division, France, 1985-1990 F80M: French 4th Airmobile Division, France, July 1985-1990 F81M: French 27th Mountain Division, France, 1985-1990 F82M: French 1st Army Support, France, 1985-1990 F83M: French Rhine Division, France, 1985-1990 F84M: French Gendermarie Mobile Group, France, 1985-1990 F85M: French Berlin Brigade, Berlin, 1985-1990 F86M: French 1st Military Region (1), 102nd Zone Brigade, Paris, 1985-1990 F87M: French 1st Military Region (2), 12th, 13th Military Divisions, Versailles, 1985-90 F88M: French 2nd Military Region (1), 108th Zone Brigade, Lille, 1985-1990 F89M: French 2nd Military Region (2), 21st, 22nd, 23rd Military Divisions, France, 1985-1990 F90M: French 3rd Military Region (1), 109th Zone Brigade, Rennes, 1985-1990 F91M: French 3rd Military Region (2), 31st, 32nd, 33rd Military Divisions, France, 1985-1990 F92M: French 4th Military Region (1), 115th Zone Brigade, Bordeaux, 1985-1990 F93M: French 4th Military Region (2), 41st, 42nd, 43rd, 44th Military Divs, France, 1985-1990 F95X: French planned Armoured Division, all theatres, 1985-1990 F96M: French 5th Military Region (1), 127th Zone
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