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Thankyou!

Absolutely! Most errors in books are not the fault of the author

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Try searching for "Carri L" in the North Africa forum.

Hi. Kustosz2137. Welcome to the forum. I'm pretty sure that if you do a search on this forum, you will find this information listed in the thread of an old topic. Kind regards, David.

That's just the sort of thing! Thank you.

Hi Bob. I own that book too. But thank you anyway. Best wishes, David.

Thanks everyone!

Hi Maurizio. Was the 17th Bersaglieri Motorcyclist Company originally part of the Pavia Division or is the number 17 just a coincidence? Kind regards, David

Wargames. The Australian Brigades had three Battalions.

Hi wargames. Presumably the 26th Artillery was Pavia's 26th Reggimento D'Artiglieri.

Wow! Thanks. Can you show me some photos of your counters, or even of the stages of the counter creation? They sound really good. I have tried buying coloured card and cutting out the counters but they never come out quite square or exactly the same size. Also the pen ink always smudges as the...

Hi. At this time it was a Divisione Autotrasportabile A.S.40. So in theory it would have had an Autosezione mista tipo AS which would have had enough lorries to motorise the I & II Gruppi 1st Reggimento D'Artiglieria Celere, which were the only artillery within the Division at the time, and...

Its the time honoured juggling act of realism against playability and trying to find a course of action that honours both. I try to keep the complicated time consuming maths to the design stage in creating a combat system or movement system or supply logistics system. So that the execution of...

I thought it might be interesting to see if anyone else out there is trying to build a wargame? I am. North Africa 1940 - 1942. It would be great to discuss issues with fellow researchers. I am currently really struggling with counter creation and map creation. They both appear to be very...

Good question! I would say that the 100 miles a day must have been on the via Balbia. Trighs or tracks varied in quality depending upon the terrain they were passing through. Often they were little better than off road as you call it. The advantage was that most of the time you could follow...

Thanks Jeff.

Thanks!

Do you interpret the lack of fanteria numbers for the other Settori as missing information or no fanteria present?

Thanks both!