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MICROMARK NEWSLETTER 1 DECEMBER 2022
WW1 NEW RELEASES
AIR77: Turkish Air Force, Ottoman Empire, 1912-1916
AIR78: Turkish Air Force, Ottoman Empire, December 1916-1917
AIR79: Turkish Air Force, Ottoman Empire, 1918

INTERWAR NEW RELEASES
AIR73: Honduran Air Force, Honduras, 1921-1969
AIR80: Turkish Air Force, Turkey, 1919-1938

WW2 NEW RELEASES
AIR73: Honduran Air Force, Honduras, 1921-1969
AIR75: American Army Air Force, USA, May 1940
AIR76: Thailand Air Force, Thailand, 1939-1945
AIR81X: Turkish planned Air Force, Turkey, late 1941-1942
AIR82: Turkish Air Force, Turkey, 1939
AIR83: Turkish Air Force, Turkey, 1940
AIR84: Turkish Air Force, Turkey, 1941
AIR85: Turkish Air Force, Turkey, 1942
AIR86: Turkish Air Force, Turkey, 1943
AIR87: Turkish Air Force, Turkey, 1944
AIR88: Turkish Air Force, Turkey, 1945
AMMO1: Selection of ammunition load outs for tanks and guns, US, British & Commonwealth 1939-1945
AMMO2: Selection of ammunition load outs for tanks and guns, Axis nations, 1939-1945
AMMO3: Selection of ammunition load outs for tanks and guns, Europe, Russia, 1939-1945
AMMO4: Selection of ammunition load outs for tanks and guns, NATO and client states,1950s+
AMMO5: Selection of ammunition load outs for tanks and guns, Soviet bloc and client states, 1950s+
AMMO6: Selection of ammunition load outs for tanks and guns, Yugoslavia, 1950+
FLL3: Summary of Lend Lease deliveries to France, North Africa, Europe, 1943-1945
G80B: German Hermann Goring Panzer Division, Sicily, July 1943 (completely rewritten)
G591: German 26th Panzer Division, Italy, September-December 1943
G592: German 65th Infantry Division, Italy, September-December 1943
G593: German 400th Army Motorised Recce Battalion, Italy, September 1943-April 1945
G594: German 382nd Panzer Grenadier Regiment, Sicily, Italy, July-December 1943
G595: German 6th Army OOB, Stalingrad, 19th November 1942
R351A: Russian 20th Tank Division, Ukraine, February-July 1941
R352A: Russian 35th Tank Division, Ukraine, April-August 1941
R353A: Russian 131st Mechanised Division, Ukraine, February-July 1941
R372: Russian 9th Mechanised Corps Support, Ukraine, May-July 1941
R373: Russian 2nd Ukrainian Front Order of Battle, Budapest region, January 1945
R374: Russian 228th Rifle Division, 36th Rifle Corps, Kiev MD, Ukraine, April-Sept 1941
R375: Russian 28th Mountain Rifle Division, Russia, August 1940-September 1941
R376: Russian 30th Mountain Rifle Division, Odessa MD, August 1940-August 1941
R377: Russian 44th Mountain Rifle Division, Russia, August 1940-August 1941
R378: Russian 47th Mountain Rifle Division, South Russia, August 1940-May 1942
R379: Russian 2nd Ukrainian Front Order of Battle, Budapest region, 1st February 1945
R380: Russian 4th Guards Army, 3rd Ukrainian Front, Budapest area, 5th March 1945
R381: Russian 4th Guards Army, 3rd Ukrainian Front, Budapest area, 10th March 1945
R382: Russian Stalingrad Front Order of Battle, Stalingrad region, 19th November 1942
R383: Russian Don Front OOB, Stalingrad region, 19th November 1942
R384: Russian South-West Front OOB, Stalingrad region, 19th November 1942
Evolution of Swedish Anti-tank Weapons in WW2
SW22: Swedish Army Order of Battle, September 1939
SW23: Swedish Infantry Division, Sweden, 1939
SW24: Swedish 1st Cavalry Brigade, Sweden, 1939
SW25: Swedish 1st Corps Support, south & central Sweden, 1939
SW26: Swedish 2nd Corps Support, north Sweden, 1939
SW27: Swedish K4 Norrland Dragoon Regiment, north Sweden, 1939-1940
SW28: Swedish armoured units, Sweden, March 1939-September 1942
SW29: Swedish Army Order of Battle, May 1940
SW30: Swedish Infantry Division, Sweden, April-August 1940
SW31: Swedish Infantry Division, Sweden, September 1940-May 1941
SW32: Swedish 1st Cavalry Brigade, Sweden, January-September 1940
SW33: Swedish 1st Corps Support, south & central Sweden May 1940
SW34: Swedish 2nd Corps Support, north Sweden, May 1940
SW35: Swedish Army support, Sweden, May 1940
SW36: Swedish Army Order of Battle, June 1940
SW37: Swedish 8th Motorised Cavalry Brigade, Sweden, October 1940-Sept 1942
SW38: Swedish Army Order of Battle, June 1941
SW39: Swedish Infantry Division, Sweden, June 1941-September 1942
SW40: Swedish Army Order of Battle, March 1942
SW41: Swedish Army Order of Battle, October 1942
SW42: Swedish Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1942-September 1943
SW43: Swedish Army Order of Battle, Sweden, July-September 1943
SW44: Swedish Army Order of Battle, Sweden, June 1944
SW45: Swedish Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW8AX: Swedish planned Armoured Brigade, October 1942-1945
SW46: Swedish 8th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, October-December 1942
SW47: Swedish 8th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, January-March 1943
SW48: Swedish 9th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, October-December 1942
SW49: Swedish 9th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, January-May 1943
SW50: Swedish 1st Cycle Brigade, Sweden, 1944-1945
SW51: Swedish 9th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, June-September 1943
SW52: Swedish 9th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, October-November 1943
SW53: Swedish 9th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, December 1943-November 1944
SW54: Swedish 9th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, December 1944-December 1945
SW55: Swedish 8th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, April-September 1943
SW56: Swedish 8th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, October 1943-March 1944
SW57: Swedish 8th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, April-June 1944
SW58: Swedish 8th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, July-September 1944
SW59: Swedish 8th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, October 1944-May 1945
SW60: Swedish 10th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, May-September 1943
SW61: Swedish 10th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, October 1943-September 1944
SW62: Swedish 10th Armoured Brigade, Sweden, October 1944-1945
SW63: Swedish 7th Motorised Brigade, Sweden, 1944-1945
SW64: Swedish Corps & Army support, Sweden, July-December 1943
SW65: Swedish Corps & Army Support, Sweden, June 1944-1945
SW66: Swedish 18th Gotland Infantry Regiment, Gotland Island, 1936-August 1940
SW67: Swedish Gotland Garrison HQ & Landstorm units, Gotland Island, 1939-Aug1940
SW68: Swedish 18th Gotland Infantry Regiment, Gotland Island, Sept. 1940-July 1941
SW69: Swedish 18th Gotland Infantry Regiment, Gotland Island, August 1941-Dec 1943
SW70: Swedish 18th Gotland Infantry Regiment, Gotland Island, 1944-1945
SW71: Swedish Gotland Garrison HQ units, Gotland Island, August Sept 1940-July 1941
SW72: Swedish Gotland Garrison HQ units, Gotland Island, August 1941-1945
The next batch SW73-SW83 are more detailed individual lists evolved from List SW45, for
those that want the information for an individual division all in one place:
SW73: Swedish 1st Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW74: Swedish 2nd Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW75: Swedish 3rd Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW76: Swedish 4th Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW77: Swedish 10th Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW78: Swedish 11th Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW79: Swedish 12th Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW80: Swedish 13th Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW81: Swedish 14th Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW82: Swedish 15th Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW83: Swedish 16th Infantry Division, Sweden, October 1943-1945
SW84: Swedish Army Order of Battle, Sweden, November 1942
SW85: Swedish Coastal Artillery units, 1939-1945
SW86: Swedish Boden Fortress, 1940-1945
SW87: Swedish Landstorm Regiments, Sweden, 1940 (triple list)
SW88: Swedish Landstorm Regiments, Sweden, 1941(triple list)
SW89: Swedish Landstorm Regiments, Sweden 1942 (double list)
SW90: Swedish Territorial Regiments, Sweden, 1943-1945
TLL4: Summary of arms deliveries to Turkey, 1930s-1945 (including Lend-Lease)
Updates to Lists: A13A, R29A

NEW!! COLD WAR AGGRESSOR & OPFOR UNITS
A new category, denoted by X-##, these are primarily American designed opposing forces
used for training purposes. Whilst imaginary, they give an insight into what the Americans
expected their enemies to have, and they make very good imagination forces for wargaming.
X130: Aggressor Force Rifle Division, all theatres,1955-1956
X131: Aggressor Force Mountain Rifle Division, all theatres, 1955-1956
X132: Aggressor Force Airborne Division, all theatres, 1955-1956
X133: Aggressor Force Mechanised Division, all theatres, 1955-1956
X134: Aggressor Force Tank Division, all theatres, 1955-1956
X135: Aggressor Force Cavalry Division, all theatres, 1955-1956
X136: Aggressor Force Artillery Division, all theatres, 1955-1956
X137: Aggressor Force Anti-aircraft Division, all theatres, 1955-1956
X138: Aggressor Force Ski Brigade, all theatres, 1955-1956
X139: Aggressor Force Rifle Corps support, all theatres, 1955-1956
X140: Aggressor Force Motorcycle Regiment, all theatres, 1955-1956
X141: Aggressor Force Army Engineer Brigade, all theatres, 1955-1956
X142: Aggressor Force Air Force Security Brigade, all theatres, 1955-1956
X143: Aggressor Force Naval Infantry Brigade, all theatres, 1955-1956
X144: Aggressor Force Mountain Rifle Corps support, all theatres, 1955-1956
X145: Aggressor Force Airborne Corps support, all theatres, 1955-1956
X146: Aggressor Force Cavalry Corps support, all theatres, 1955-1956
X147: Aggressor Force Artillery Corps, all theatres, 1955-1956
X148: Aggressor Force Rifle Army support, all theatres, 1955-1956
X149: Aggressor Force Mechanised Army support, all theatres, 1955-1956
X150: Aggressor Force Army Group Support, all theatres, 1955-1956
X151: Aggressor Force Independent Airborne Brigade, all theatres, 1955-1956
X152: Aggressor Force Independent Rifle Regiment, all theatres, 1955-1956
X153: Aggressor Force Independent Mechanised Regiment, all theatres, 1955-1956
X154: Aggressor Force Independent Heavy Tank Regiment, all theatres, 1955-1956
X155: Aggressor Force Independent Medium Tank Regiment, all theatres, 1955-1956
X156: Aggressor Force Independent Cavalry Regiment , all theatres, 1955-1956
X157: Aggressor Force Independent Battalions, all theatres, 1955-1956
X158: Aggressor Force Independent Artillery Regiments & Bdes, all theatres, 1955-1956

MODERN ARMIES OF THE COLD WAR 1947-1989
AIR73: Honduran Air Force 1921-1969
CH80M: Chinese Cavalry Regiment, Asia, 1949-1953 (Korean War)
CH81M: Chinese 2nd Tank Division, Asia, November 1950-1957
CH82M: Chinese Public Security Division, China, 1950-1956
CH83M: Chinese 1st Airborne Brigade, China, July-December 1950
CH84M: Chinese 1st Airborne Division, China, 1951-1955
CH85M: Chinese Marine Division, China, 1953-1957
CH86M: Chinese Infantry Division, Asia, 1950 (for initial intervention in Korea)
CH87M: Chinese Infantry Division, Asia, 1951
CH88M: Chinese Army Support, Asia, 1951-1953
CH89M: Chinese Infantry Division, Asia, 1952
CH90M: Chinese Infantry Division, China, 1953
CH91M: Chinese Infantry Division, China, 1954-1955 (includes Army support notes)
CH92M: Chinese 1st Tank Division, China, May 1949-October 1950
CH93M: Chinese 1st Tank Division, Asia, November 1950-January 1954
CH94M: Chinese 2nd Tank Division, China, January-October 1950
CH95M: Chinese 3rd Tank Division, Asia, October 1950-October 1954
H26X: Hungarian Proposed Mountain Brigade, Hungary, 1949-1956
H27X: Hungarian Proposed Infantry Division, Hungary, 1949-1956
H28M: Hungarian Cold War equipment totals, Hungary, 1948-1990
H29M: Hungarian Army Order of Battle, Hungary, 1953-1956
H30M: Hungarian Infantry Division, Hungary, 1953-1954
H31M: Hungarian Motorised Infantry Division, Hungary, 1953-1954
H32M: Hungarian Infantry Division, Hungary, 1955-1956
H33M: Hungarian Mechanised Division, Hungary, 1955-1956
H34M: Hungarian 32nd Infantry Division, Hungary, 1955-1956
H35M: Hungarian 9th Infantry Division, Hungary, 1955-1956
H36M: Hungarian Army Order of Battle, Hungary, 1951
H37M: Hungarian Infantry Division, Hungary, 1951
H38X: Hungarian 1st Armoured Division, Hungary, 1951
H39M: Hungarian Army Order of Battle, Hungary, 1963
R385M: Russian Army Order of Battle, Hungary, October-November 1956
R386M: Russian Rifle Division, all theatres, c1956 (1954-1957 alternative to List R63M)
R387M: Russian Mechanised Division, all theatres, c1956 (1954-1957)
R388M: Russian Tank Division, all theatres, c1956 (alternative to List R61M)
R389M: Russian Corps, Army and Front Support, all theatres, c1956
R390M: Russian 2nd Guards Mechanised Division, Hungary, 1956
R391M: Russian 17th Guards Mechanised Division, Hungary, 1956
R392M: Russian 33rd Guards Mechanised Division, Hungary, October-November 1956
R393M: Russian 128th Guards Rifle Division, Hungary, October-November 1956
R394M: Russian 39th Guards Mechanised Division, Hungary, October-November 1956
R395M: Russian 27th Mechanised Division, Hungary, November 1956
R396M: Russian 70th Guards Rifle Division, Hungary, November 1956
R397M: Russian sample Battlegroups, all theatres, c1956
Minor updates to Lists: CH2M

Blimey Mark, you have been busy!

How much change did the Swedes undertake in the 40s when they weren't even fighting?

Quote from: Lord Speedy of Leighton on 15 January 2024, 05:11:49 PMBlimey Mark, you have been busy!

Wot he sed

Quote from: fred. on 15 January 2024, 06:30:27 PMHow much change did the Swedes undertake in the 40s when they weren't even fighting?

The Swedish army by 1945 had a perfect army for fighting in 1941
The major changes were better infantry anti-tank weapons as the years progressed, and more of them; better organised and equipped artillery, and the evolution of armour from separate battalions to fully fledged armoured brigades.

Against top tier German and Russian armoured forces, they would be outclassed - even a Panzer IIIL in late 1943 is a tough opponent for Swedish tanks and anti-tank weapons.

QuoteThe Swedish army by 1945 had a perfect army for fighting in 1941

Which goes to show that even when you are literally surrounded by a world war, the government still won't spend money on the army!

That Thai air force lost would be interesting for the Franco Thai wars.