Clavicula_Nox

I'm the exact opposite, I loved CM: Afghanistan despite having very low expectations for it. Maybe I just had an easy time empathizing with my pixeltruppen who were sitting on a frozen mountain without enough ammunition and just waiting for the muj to show their faces. My only regret is that I did not back up my installation file or buy a hardcopy and lost the game in a harddrive crash.

It's just fine, to me.

A good number of them were Grenadiers, Cavalry, or Mountain, only some of the W-SS divisional formations were actually armored/armored panzergrenadiers/motorized panzergrenadiers. Examples off the top of my head: 6th (Mountain) 7th(Mountain) 8th(Cavalry) 13th(Mountain) 14th 15th 19th 20th 21st (mountain) 22nd(Cavalry 23rd(Mountain) etc.

Thank you very much for this. I saw your pre-release thread and jumped on the download as soon as it became available.

I'm currently working on a campaign using a mix of quick battle maps and some of my creation; I've never done a full campaign, so it's been a learning process.

Is there a guide or anything which explains what the some of the different options in the OOB menu of the scenario editor do for each TO&E? I've included an example of what I'm talking about circled in green: I understand the the second column generally changes the makeup of the standard combat units, in this case, are the subordinate units equipped with 76mm or 75mm Shermans. However, I have seen some options in infantry units that give no hint as to what they actually do, such as "Standard" and "Default". *edit* OH geeze. 10 seconds after I post this, I figured it out. Never

Okay, like I said, it's really not a big deal. Is there a way to select which division is placed in the scenario editor? If I just set to Holland, Sept. 44 and place an Airborne battalion, it's M42 uniforms with 82nd insignia. *edit* nevermind, i see it.

It's not a big deal, but Market Garden era US Airborne are wearing M42 uniforms instead of M43s.

From a PBEM game:

They are considered to be "Missing" which, I do believe counts as a casualty.

I'm pretty simple: Ranger Battalion TO&E

I am writing a campaign following the battles of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.

Panzergrenadier (haven't checked Grenadiers yet) Medium Mortar Ammo Bearers have no mortar rounds, so on-map Mortar Teams have 28 rounds of HE.

A project I am working on to add to the variety of German uniforms. This guy is a recipient of the Knight's Cross, Close Combat Clasp in Gold, Infantry Assault Badge, and both grades of the Iron Cross (EK2 not finishd yet):