Collection of late war German WWII source documents

[BornGinger]

 

If someone would like to read a compilation of both the German and Soviet documentations of the battle around Olkhovatka 15 - 17 September 1942, where the German 13 Army Corps was situated along the river Don, that is to be found here.

This pfd-file comes with the Bird Grove DLC for the Graviteam Tactics game Mius-Front.

If you are one of those "Combat mission fanboys" you obviously have the policy to never touch anything connected to Mius-Front.

That's ok with me.

@Panzerjaeger The file T-312 AOK Norwegen, are those the rolls to the Norwegians of the skijäger-Battalion or the ones of the Legion Norwegen?

Never mind. I download the files and look myself. Both groups of Norwegian volunteers are interesting anyway.

Edited November 19, 2022 by BornGinger

[Blazing 88's]

22 minutes ago, BornGinger said:

 

If someone would like to read a compilation of both the German and Soviet documentations of the battle around Olkhovatka 15 - 17 September 1942, where the German 13 Army Corps was situated along the river Don, that is to be found here.

This pfd-file comes with the Bird Grove DLC for the Graviteam Tactics game Mius-Front.

If you are one of those "Combat mission fanboys" you obviously have the policy to never touch anything connected to Mius-Front.

That's ok with me.

I will point out that Graviteam stuff  sucks imo. Would that be considered being a CM fanboy?

[Panserjeger]

23 hours ago, BornGinger said:

 

If someone would like to read a compilation of both the German and Soviet documentations of the battle around Olkhovatka 15 - 17 September 1942, where the German 13 Army Corps was situated along the river Don, that is to be found here.

This pfd-file comes with the Bird Grove DLC for the Graviteam Tactics game Mius-Front.

If you are one of those "Combat mission fanboys" you obviously have the policy to never touch anything connected to Mius-Front.

That's ok with me.

@Panzerjaeger The file T-312 AOK Norwegen, are those the rolls to the Norwegians of the skijäger-Battalion or the ones of the Legion Norwegen?

Never mind. I download the files and look myself. Both groups of Norwegian volunteers are interesting anyway.

@BornGinger, The Skijäger-Battalion was a part of the 6. SS-Gebirgsdivision Nord while I think the Legion eventually became part of  the 11. SS-Panzergrenadierdivision Nordland as Regiment Norge.  If you are interested in the Skijäger-battalion I found a red Army report on the attack on heights Karpolat and Hasselman where the battalion was almost wiped out. Could be an interesting CM scenario someday  I have attached the translated report and the map.

Attack on Ski Battalion Norge June 44.docx

[BornGinger]

@Panserjeger It's a pity that you in T-312 Armee Abteilung Narwa Grasser don't have roll 1632 which is were the war diary is. And there is no war diary for the 20 SS-division either. I was hoping to find some more info about the fighting around the river Emajõgi in the Autumn 1944. I hope I can find those somewhere else for example on the jccalvin ftp-server.

Thank you for the stuff you have.

[Panserjeger]

2 hours ago, BornGinger said:

@Panserjeger It's a pity that you in T-312 Armee Abteilung Narwa Grasser don't have roll 1632 which is were the war diary is. And there is no war diary for the 20 SS-division either. I was hoping to find some more info about the fighting around the river Emajõgi in the Autumn 1944. I hope I can find those somewhere else for example on the jccalvin ftp-server.

Thank you for the stuff you have.

@BornGinger I actually don´t know why I didn´t have that roll, it was available on the net. Have uploaded it now, thank you for the tip!

[Vacillator]

On 11/19/2022 at 4:11 PM, Blazing 88's said:

Would that be considered being a CM fanboy?

Aye, that's affirmative captain. 

Not that I'd agree or disagree, I haven't tried Graviteam enough to judge, although I do have Steel Fury Kharkov + Steel Tank Add-on). 

What do I play most of the time?  CM.  I am definitely a fanboy.

[Maciej Zwolinski]

On 11/17/2022 at 7:25 PM, Aragorn2002 said:

Much appreciated, thank you.

Unfortunately I have found no traces of that book actually being released, just some passing references to an English edition which could have been previews. Sorry. 

[Aragorn2002]

1 hour ago, Maciej Zwolinski said:

Unfortunately I have found no traces of that book actually being released, just some passing references to an English edition which could have been previews. Sorry. 

Never mind, MZ, thank you for making the effort.