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Do grania w skirmisze struktury nie są potrzebne.

Wyżej został podany link do strony Niehorstera. Jeśli to jest "link z figurkami", to gratuluję ogólnego rozeznania w temacie jakichkolwiek OdB i ogólnej wiedzy historycznej. Podpowiem tylko, że to dość znany adres. Wystarczyło zacząć od zajrzenia tam.

Po drugie, podawanie tak szerokiego zakresu tematycznego wygląda nieco niepoważnie. Zostało podanych wyżej kilka tytułów książek, nikt nie ma czasu na przepisywanie tutaj wszystkich OdB, które są w nich zawarte, tylko dlatego, że Szanownemu Panu nie chce się samodzielnie do nich zajrzeć.

Jeśli chodzi o naszą wiedzę, to kolega sowabud napisał 2 książki na ten temat i przetłumaczył kolejne 2 z węgierskiego (jeśli jeszcze czegoś nie było), tak że o naszą wiedzę (a przynajmniej niektórych z nas; nie każdy musi znać się na wszystkim) proszę być spokojnym .

Artillery Battalion and Independent Heavy Battery
1st Cavalry Artillery Battalion (Horse Drawn)
Battalion Headquarters and Staff Battery (make-up unknown).
3x Batteries each: -
Battery Headquarters
4x 76 or 80mm guns plus horse drawing limbers and crews.
There is an indication that the battalion had a mixture of guns. Example; - Two of one type and one of another.
2nd Cavalry Artillery Battalion (Horse Drawn)
Battalion Headquarters and Staff Battery (make-up unknown).
3x Batteries each: -
Battery Headquarters
4x 75mm mountain guns plus horse drawing limbers and crews.
There is an indication that the battalion had a mixture of guns. Example; - Two of one type and one of another.
3rd Cavalry Artillery Battalion (Motorised)
Battalion Headquarters and Staff Battery (make-up unknown).
3x Batteries each: -
Battery Headquarters
4x 100 or 105mmL25 howitzers plus motorised transports/tractors and crews.
There is an indication that the battalion had a mixture of guns. Example; - Two of one type and one of another.
Independent Heavy Artillery Battery (Motorised)
Battery Headquarters
4x 149mm howitzers (probably of Czech origin) plus motorised transports/tractors and crews.
55th Motorised Anti-Aircraft Battalion
Battalion Headquarters and Battalion Staff Battery (motorised)
1st Heavy Battery
Battery Headquarters
4x 88mmL56 or 80mm Flak Guns plus motorised transports/tractors and crews.
Hungary was given some German 88mmL56 Flak 18/36 heavy flak guns but the most common flak gun was the licence
build Bofors 80mm which the Flak 36 copied many design features of. The earlier Flak 18's were modified to these
changes. Performance of the 80mm weapon was similar to the German 88mm weapon in many areas.
2nd and 3rd Light Batteries
Battery Headquarters
6x 40mmL60 Light Bofors Flak Guns plus motorised transports/tractors and crews

the division contained 3 Mounted Regiments,
each regiment contained 2 battalions and each battalion contained 4 companies. Three of these were basically mounted
infantry with each company containing 9 light machine guns, 2 heavy machine guns, 2x 50mm mortars and 2x 20mm
Solothurn anti-tank rifles. The Heavy Cavalry Company contained; - 3 platoons (2 mounted, 1 motorised), 1st Heavy
Machine Gun Platoon – 12x heavy machine guns, 2nd Medium Mortar Platoon – 8x 81mm mortars, 3rd (motorised) Anti-
Tank Platoon – 3x 37mm – 47mm anti-tank guns. As one can see, not really suite for taking on armour. Though the antitank
guns could have fired the German Steilgrenade if 37 or 47mm or the Hungarian Kurngrenade is 40mm. This would
have assisted in taking out some Soviet armour. Battalion Headquarters also contained an additional 3 platoons – ask
and I'll supply info, no information is mentioned in regards to Panzerfausts.

84 Tanks (22 Turan II's and Turan I's)
23 Csaba armoured cars
7 Nimrods

Divisional Headquarters: - 1 Company in size roughly 120 officers and enlisted men.
3 Infantry Regiments (2 sometimes only 1 if classified as “LIGHT” – as were most from 1944 onwards were). - each; -
Regimental Headquarters: - 60 – 80 officers and enlisted men (often LESS)
Regimental Assets: -
Mortar Company: -
Company Headquarters; - 16 officers and enlisted men
4x Mortar sections (each); - 4x 81mm Brandt mortars – horse drawn
NOTE: - Many Light Divisions simply had 3 Gun sections each with 2x 75mm infantry guns – horse drawn.
Anti-Tank Gun Company: -
Company Headquarters; - 16 officers and enlisted men
4x Gun sections each; - 4x PaK 35/36 or 40mm (see below) or PaK 38's – horse drawn.
3 Infantry Battalions (Light usually only 2) each; -
Battalion Headquarters; - 30 – 40 officers and enlisted men
3 Infantry Companies each; -
Company Headquarters; - 16 officers and enlisted men
4 Rifle Platoons (each); -
Platoon Headquarters: - 1 officer (pistol), 7 enlisted men (6 rifles), 1 rifle grenade and 1 light machine gun.
3 Infantry sections (each); - 8 enlisted men, 7 rifles, 1 light machine gun, rifle grenade (1) and from mid 1944
Panzerfaust klien (k) then 30.
4th Company (Heavy Weapons): -
Company Headquarters; - 16 officers and enlisted men
2 Light Machine Gun Platoons (each 36 men strong); -
Platoon Headquarters: - 1 officer (pistol), 5 enlisted men (5 rifles) and 1 rifle grenade.
3 Light Machine Gun sections (each); - 4 light machine guns, 4 gunners (pistols), 4 loaders (rifles), 2 NCO's (smg)
Note: - Panzerfaust also issued mid/late 1944.
2 Medium Machine Gun Platoons (each 30 men strong): -
Platoon Headquarters: - 1 officer and 3 enlisted men.
2 Medium Machine Gun sections (each); - 4 medium machine guns
1 Mortar Platoon: - (24 officers and enlisted men)
Platoon Headquarters: - 1 officer and 3 enlisted men.
2 Mortar sections (each); - 3x 50mm mortars
Divisional Assets: -
Infantry Reconnaissance Battalion: -
Same layout as the normal infantry battalion above BUT without no Company Support (Heavy Weapons) Company. All
member mounted on bicycle and all regular divisions issued 5x 39M armoured cars. “Light Divisions” either issued
obsolete CV 33/35 tankettes or small cavalry platoon.
Artillery Regiment: -
Regimental Headquarters as per Infantry Regiment in general (number of men wise), with radio equipped Forward
Artillery Observers (F.A.O.'s).
2 Batteries of Light Artillery each; -
Battery Headquarters; - as per standard infantry company.
2 Gun sections of either 4x 75mm or 100mm Artillery guns/howitzers – horse drawn.
NOTE: - Light Divisions likely to have had only 75mm weapons.
1 Battery of Light or Medium Artillery; -
Battery Headquarters; - as per standard infantry company.
1 Gun section of either 4x 105mmL20 or 150mm guns – horse drawn.
NOTE: - Light Divisions likely to have had only 105mm weapons.
Light/Medium Anti-Aircraft Battery; -
Battery Headquarters; - as per standard infantry company.
2 Gun sections of 3x 40mm Bofors A.A guns built under licence in Hungary and horse drawn.
Note: - Light Divisions may have had horse drawn 20mm light flak instead.
Anti-Tank Gun Battery; -
Battery Headquarters; - as per standard infantry company.
2 Gun sections of 3x 75mm PaK 40's guns horse drawn.
Note: - For all divisions this was the ideal anti-tank weapon but in many cases it could be replaced with any of the
following; -
PaK 35/36
40mm Anti-Tank Gun (Hungarian conversion of the 40mm Bofors – could fire the Hungarian “Kerngrenade”)
PaK 38
PaK 97/38 (This or the PaK 38 being the most likely)
PaK 40.
1st Hungarian Armoured Division 1944 (2nd was reformed in late 1944 and sent to the front at the end of 1944)
Divisional Headquarters: - as per Infantry Division but motorised.
Armoured Regiment: -
Regimental Headquarters; - 3 Turan I or II, or Panzer IV's
1 Armoured Battalion: -
NO ARMOURED BATTALION HEADQUARTERS – orders straight from Regiment
2 Light Armoured Companies each; -
Company Headquarters; - 2 Light Tanks (see below)
3 Light Armoured Platoons each; -
Platoon Headquarters; - 1 Toldi 1 or 2 or 3 or Panzer I, Panzer 38(t) or Panzer III/L-M
4 Armoured sections each; - 1 Toldi 1 or 2 or 3 or Panzer I, Panzer 38(t) or Panzer III/L-M
Note: - The Panzer 38(t)'s were those left over from the retreat of 1942/3 and repaired to a combat standard by the
Hungarians. The Panzer I's were those not sent to the front in 1942, whilst the Panzer III's were those issued to the
Hungarians in 1943/44 to assist in reforming their armoured formations.
2 Medium Armoured Companies each; -
Company Headquarters; - 2 Medium Tanks (see below)
3 Medium Armoured Platoons each; -
Platoon Headquarters; - 1 Medium Tank
2 Medium Tank sections (each); - 1 Medium Tank
Note: - Medium tanks included the following; - Turan I and Turan II, Panzer IV/H (rushed to Hungary mid 1944), and
one company of 13 Panzer VI “Tiger I's”. It is also known the the Hungarians also managed to obtain some 15 – 17
Panzer V “Panthers” found without fuel but otherwise fine. These fuel was found for and the Hungarian Army took
them over late 1944 – early 1945.
Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun Battalion: -
Battalion Headquarters; - 1x Nimrod
3 Gun Batteries (each); - containing 6x Nimrods
Artillery Regiment (as per Infantry Division but all motorised)
Armoured Reconnaissance Battalion: -
Battalion Headquarters; - as per Infantry Division but motorised.
1st Company - Infantry (as per Infantry Division reconnaissance battalion but bicycle mounted)
2nd Company; -
Company Headquarters; - 3x 39M armoured car
2x Armoured Car Platoons (each); -
Platoon Headquarters; - 1x 39M armoured car
4 Car sections (each); - 1x 39M armoured car
2x Motorised Infantry Regiments (each); -
Regimental Headquarters as per Infantry Division except motorised
Regimental Assets same except motorised and with one [1] addition – 1 Assault Gun Company. This was either Marder
III ausf H or ausf M's or later in the war Hetzer's though mainly “Marders”. Layout was as follows; -
Company Headquarters: - 1x Assault Gun
3x Assault Gun Platoons (each); -
Platoon Headquarters; - 1x Assault Gun
2x Gun sections (each); - 1x Assault gun

Bruno, nie odpisałeś mi czy może być po angielsku, to po pierwsze. Po drugie, nie dysponowałem czasem aby cokolwiek napisać (praca, życie osobiste). Na dzień dzisiejszy to się zmieniło, więc mogę przekazać Tobie co do tej pory zebrałem. Jeżeli chodzi o oddziały węgierskie to jedynie mogę Tobie pomóc w odniesieniu do tych jednostek, które walczyły w Polsce w 1944 roku.
Dobrze by było, abyś napisał jakimi materiałami dysponujesz do tej pory itp.
Nie ma sensu się obrażać, wszyscy tutaj mają również swoje życie prywatne i czasem na pewne rzeczy trzeba poczekać
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