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Operation Barbarossa: the Complete Military Simulation

(Completed) Table of Contents, Part V

The German Armed Forces (Wehrmacht) from June to December 1941:
the German Fully Integrated Land and Air Resource Model

1.    Overview of the Structure and Terms Used, in the German Fully Integrated Land and Air                          Resource Model (FILARM)

2.    The German Personnel and Equipment Resource Database
        1)    German Light Infantry Weapons
                            a.    Machine Guns
                     b.    Small Arms
        2)    German Squads Equipped with Light Infantry Weapons
                            a.    Motorised Infantry Squads (Shutzen)
                     b.    Combat Engineer Squads (Pionier)
        3)    Heavy Infantry Weapons
                            a.    Anti-Tank Rifles
                     b.    Anti-Tank Guns (AT Guns)
                     c.    Mortars
                     d.    Infantry Guns
        4)    Artillery Weapons
                            a.    Light Divisional Artillery (75-105mm Guns, Howitzers, Gun-Howitzers)
                     b.    Medium to Heavy Divisional Artillery (122-155mm Howitzers)
                     c.    Heavy Corps Artillery (100-152mm Guns-Cannons)
                     d.    Super Heavy Corps Artillery (200mm Plus; Guns, Howitzers and Mortars)
                     e.    Railway Artillery                                     (Separate Table, German Railway Artillery, June 1941)
                     f.     Coastal Artillery
                     g.    Rocket Artillery
        5)    Anti-Aircraft Weapons
                            a.    Light to Medium AA guns (20-40mm)
                     b.    Heavy AA guns (75-105mm)

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The remainder of Part V  is currently being written. 

The German FILARM model is however essentially complete, including research, and all tables and diagrams.The following are example samples:

TOE, German 1st Wave Infantry Division, June 1941

TOE, German Panzer Division, June 1941 (authorised German tanks)

16th Army Order of Battle, Army Group North, 22nd June 1941

2nd Panzer Group Order of Battle, Army Group Centre, 22nd June 1941

Luftflotte 1 (Air Fleet 1) Order of Battle, 21st June 1941

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Refer to The Belligerent's Forces: German Forces June-July 1941 for more information on German forces.
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