Warning! This is an experimental list, and isn’t intended to be a balanced and flexible force like a generic infantry platoon. It’s radically different from most units you’d field in CoC and I think it’s interesting for that reason. Give it a go, your feedback would be much appreciated. Originally derived from garrison units […]
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Soviet Fortified Region Machine Gun Platoon List for Chain of Command
Warning! This is an experimental list, and isn’t intended to be a balanced and flexible force like a generic infantry platoon. It’s radically different from most units you’d field in CoC and I think it’s interesting for that reason. Give it a go, your feedback would be much appreciated. Originally derived from garrison units […]

The Italian Theatre
I’ve published a few lists for the Italian theatre of WW2 here before, but there were still a lot missing. Luckily Rafael Ortiz on the TFL forum recently stepped up with a frankly insane number of lists that really fleshes out the campaign in Italy with armies from both sides and a variety of nations. […]

Army List: New Zealanders in Italy
The story of the NZ 2nd Division’s is one of the longest and toughest of any Allied unit. For four years the division battled its way across Greece, Crete North Africa and Italy, facing some of the best units the Axis had to throw at them. They fought through deserts and snowy mountains, thousands of […]

One Tough Gut: Chain of Command army lists for the Germans in Italy
The Italian theatre of the Second World War is often overlooked by wargamers, which I think is a real shame. I think there’s a perception that it was a “boring” front, as there was never a dramatic breakthrough but the truth is it was an immense struggle over several years, lots of different terrain, and […]

German Armoured Reconnaissance list for Chain of Command
Intro: The armoured reconnaissance battalion (“Aufklarungs Abteilung“) of a late war panzer or panzergrenadier division was a well armed, dynamic force. Besides its core of dedicated recce vehicles it contained an aggressively-wielded force of infantry, and its own supporting pioneers, AT guns and infantry guns. By the late war it had replaced most of the motorcycles and […]