New Projekt: Phcas & AKRebels "PAK"-Mod - RELEASE v3.30

[Colleague_Boyd_From_The_CIA]

Soldiers of the 9th company under the command of Lieutenant Klaus Vogt at the ruins of the Stalingrad Tractor Plant, October 15, 1942.



Stug III Ausf F October 1942 Stalingrad



German troops of the 6th Army move into the suburbs of Stalingrad, late September 1942



German soldiers in a snow-covered field near a Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. N and Pz.Kpfv. VI “Tiger I” from the 502nd battalion of heavy tanks, later captured by the Red Army and transferred to Moscow Battle of Leningrad

[uzbek2012]

Why did the Red Army invent and wear suits made of copper wire

https://zen.yandex.ru/media/mansmagazin ... 2eeaffa6a3

[Colleague_Boyd_From_The_CIA]

Bulgarian Bf 109 E-2



Bulgarian Me 109G



Bulgarian De520



Plovdin Airfield



Bulgarian Paratroopers



Bulgarian Cavalry



Bulgarian Artillery

[ajs81]

Hi, do you have a list of Bulgarian units in 1941?

[Colleague_Boyd_From_The_CIA]

Hi, do you have a list of Bulgarian units in 1941?

During the spring of 1941, the Bulgarian Armed Forces were composed by 230.000 men divided in:

16 infantry divisions
2 cavalry divisions
1 motorized brigade
7 air regiments (in 1940: Around 300 combat aircrafts, 10 seaplanes, 9 airfields; Some German and French aircrafts were received during 1941).

Special and service units:
4 old torpedo-boats
2 motor torpedo-boats
2 training sailing-ships

This text goes a little bit more in depth: https://members.tripod.com/~marcin_w/index-bul.html
And this one goes into detail about Bulgarian armored vehicles, the army and the navy as well as the order of battle: https://www.axishistory.com/axis-nations/bulgaria

[uzbek2012]

The Army of Czechoslovakia in 1938, which never went into battle
https://zen.yandex.ru/media/cyrilsh/arm ... 35865a529d





https://stalingrad.diorama.ru/index.html

[ajs81]

Hi, do you have a list of Bulgarian units in 1941?

During the spring of 1941, the Bulgarian Armed Forces were composed by 230.000 men divided in:

16 infantry divisions
2 cavalry divisions
1 motorized brigade
7 air regiments (in 1940: Around 300 combat aircrafts, 10 seaplanes, 9 airfields; Some German and French aircrafts were received during 1941).

Special and service units:
4 old torpedo-boats
2 motor torpedo-boats
2 training sailing-ships

This text goes a little bit more in depth: https://members.tripod.com/~marcin_w/index-bul.html
And this one goes into detail about Bulgarian armored vehicles, the army and the navy as well as the order of battle: https://www.axishistory.com/axis-nations/bulgaria

Great, one more thing, Infantry Divisions with numbers 1 up to 16?

[Colleague_Boyd_From_The_CIA]

Great, one more thing, Infantry Divisions with numbers 1 up to 16?

I am sorry, but I don't fully understand the question. Did you mean to ask the names of the infantry divisions or whether there where a total of 16 infantry divisions?

[uzbek2012]

http://www.country-osi.narod.ru/bolgaria_znaki.html


http://www.country-osi.narod.ru/index.html

[ajs81]

Great, one more thing, Infantry Divisions with numbers 1 up to 16?

I am sorry, but I don't fully understand the question. Did you mean to ask the names of the infantry divisions or whether there where a total of 16 infantry divisions?

Yes, numbers like 1st Infantry Division, ... 16th ID ect.

[Colleague_Boyd_From_The_CIA]

Great, one more thing, Infantry Divisions with numbers 1 up to 16?

I am sorry, but I don't fully understand the question. Did you mean to ask the names of the infantry divisions or whether there where a total of 16 infantry divisions?

Yes, numbers like 1st Infantry Division, ... 16th ID ect.

Thank you for the clarification. In that case they were assigned with numbers from 1 to 16.

[raider45]

Hi ajs81.
I am currently testing your World at War 41-45 Mod / Scenario.
It doesn't get any bigger than that!
Ok, for earlier mods there was a 4Gb patch on the armed forces or DMP website, this ensured that large mods played smoothly.
Many units, large scenarios, etc., it would also make sense in your gigantic scenario. That the computer calculates its moves faster. A round costs me about 3 hours. !!
Me about one, the computer 2h.
I'm in round 4 now.
Can I no longer buy core units myself?
I've already lost a few and can only buy aux units?
To the map, I find it below next to the world map, super small, is there the possibility to enlarge it for the sake of clarity?
The defenses in Finland, Brest Fortress, are displayed with the Russian flag on me, but controlled by me?
In the 1st round, I had 2 infantry units, Latvian volunteers, and an observation vehicle, behind the Russian front, also with the Russian flag but belonging to my army?
With the exception of one infantry unit, these were immediately wiped out, and I did not immediately recognize them as mine.
Furthermore, the Russian air fleet is huge and, in my opinion, too strong.
The British are also attacking with the Spitfire MK V ?! over the canal to my fighter pilots.
I had to pull back the last ones and put up massive flak.
The Finnish Army, like the Arika Corps, could use a little more power.
In the beginning it is very difficult to move units to Africa.
In China there are some Chinese infantry buried to over 100?
English units attack the Vichy units without them being able to defend themselves? Is probably historical.
The large German battleships (Bismark class) only have a range of 4?
Is there a schedule or do I have to conquer certain cities that the closed borders open?
Or do neutral countries join this conflict?
So it has to be enough first. I will get in touch every now and then.

greetings

[ajs81]

Hi ajs81.
I am currently testing your World at War 41-45 Mod / Scenario.
It doesn't get any bigger than that!
Ok, for earlier mods there was a 4Gb patch on the armed forces or DMP website, this ensured that large mods played smoothly.
Many units, large scenarios, etc., it would also make sense in your gigantic scenario. That the computer calculates its moves faster. A round costs me about 3 hours. !!
Me about one, the computer 2h.
I'm in round 4 now.
Can I no longer buy core units myself?
I've already lost a few and can only buy aux units?
To the map, I find it below next to the world map, super small, is there the possibility to enlarge it for the sake of clarity?
The defenses in Finland, Brest Fortress, are displayed with the Russian flag on me, but controlled by me?
In the 1st round, I had 2 infantry units, Latvian volunteers, and an observation vehicle, behind the Russian front, also with the Russian flag but belonging to my army?
With the exception of one infantry unit, these were immediately wiped out, and I did not immediately recognize them as mine.
Furthermore, the Russian air fleet is huge and, in my opinion, too strong.
The British are also attacking with the Spitfire MK V ?! over the canal to my fighter pilots.
I had to pull back the last ones and put up massive flak.
The Finnish Army, like the Arika Corps, could use a little more power.
In the beginning it is very difficult to move units to Africa.
In China there are some Chinese infantry buried to over 100?
English units attack the Vichy units without them being able to defend themselves? Is probably historical.
The large German battleships (Bismark class) only have a range of 4?
Is there a schedule or do I have to conquer certain cities that the closed borders open?
Or do neutral countries join this conflict?
So it has to be enough first. I will get in touch every now and then.

greetings

It's nice that someone is playing this scenario
The truth is, it is designed to be played human vs human.
When I created it, I didn't pay attention to the core \ aux units, hence the problem.
As for the AI, unfortunately, it's as dumb as a shoe. In Syria, the Vichy campaign is almost over, so you have no chance there. Finnish bunkers are copied as a unit from Brest, just not to destroy them easily, it's a workaround, I know, weak, but only the Brest icon allows a long defense. There are many Chinese troops, but see that they have a low attack.
As for Bismarck, do you mean firing range or ship's range? If the shot range is because it is difficult for you to shoot further than 3-4 hexes. If this is the ship's range, you need to replace the equipment file from here https://www.mediafire.com/file/8wehhn91 ... 3.rar/file
Regarding this question: "To the map, I find it below next to the world map, super small, is there the possibility to enlarge it for the sake of clarity?" I do not know probably no?
Next point "In the 1st round, I had 2 infantry units, Latvian volunteers, and an observation vehicle, behind the Russian front, also with the Russian flag but belonging to my army?" As soon as Barbarossa began, many people from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine helped Germany because they were fed up with communism, hence the emergence of these units. For example, General Pavlov is a German unit because the Soviets killed him after the defeat at Białystok.
Point "Furthermore, the Russian air fleet is huge and, in my opinion, too strong." -> The Soviets had much more planes than the Luftwaffe, they had poor medium planes (but not bad), terrible command and poorly trained pilots. Unfortunately, the game won't do that.
Point "In the beginning, it is very difficult to move units to Africa." June 1941 was a difficult period for DAK.
As for the question "neutral countries join this conflict?" Yes, I won't reveal what needs to be done, but there are events for Switzerland and Turkey to join the war.

[uzbek2012]

Sources give different data, but air losses on each side are around three hundred. On June 22, 1941, almost more Germans were shot down than on any other day of the war. The Luftwaffe aces were surprised to note the individual skill of Soviet pilots. There is evidence.

https://papanya77.livejournal.com/115760.html

I also have funny stories, just not about Soviet pilots and the total dislike of the Soviet people for communism)))

On March 16, 1944, the 53rd and 54th reconnaissance and sabotage groups of the 4th separate battalion of ski troops (4th detachment of military skiers) under the command of Captain Ilmari Honkanen, they went behind the front line to check the information of aerial reconnaissance about the construction of a Soviet airfield north of the strategic road in the Kandalaksha district. Koivunen kept 30 capsules of pervitin with him for his entire squad. On March 18, Koivunen's patrol (4th company), which had left the temporary base, stumbled upon Soviet units and was ambushed, after which the Finns began to retreat from the nine men of Koivunen's detachment, seven returned to the location of the Finnish troops: sergeants Yurye Helppi and Erkki Kallio with Corporal Olavi Valingas arrived at the Luiposyuntyumya base, Corporal Martti Jujarvi and senior sergeants Jaakko Kontiola and Lauri Siylin - to the village of Kuosku (Savukoski community), patrol commander Lieutenant Heikki Norrie — to the Honkanen base (arrived on March 20). The eighth, Corporal Eino Hietala, was captured by the Soviets and spent 10 years in camps and prisons in Yaroslavl, Cherepovets and Norilsk, returning home on February 9, 1954, the ninth fighter, Corporal Aimo Koivunen, escaped from the battlefield, not understanding where he was going

Tired after a long march, at some point Corporal Koivunen took out a pack of pervitin for the whole group — 30 tablets. According to the instructions of the intelligence directorate of the Finnish General Staff, it was forbidden to take more than six pills per day, regardless of how extreme and dangerous the situation is. However, in the dark, Koivunen either by mistake or out of excitement ate all 30 tablets — an amount five times higher than the maximum allowable dose. Feeling a surge of strength, Koivunen leaned on his skis and left the Soviet soldiers, but then he began to hallucinate, and in the Lapland forest Koivunen lost consciousness. He woke up the next morning, having lost sight of the patrol and lost almost all his food supply, but miraculously kept his weapon — it was about 100 km from the place of the skirmish.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aimo_Koivunen


So drugs are harmful, they were given not only to Finnish soldiers, but even to German soldiers Because communism is scary, its ghost still walks around Europe)))

But let's go back to the topic of New Projekt: Phcas & AKRebels "PAK"-Mod - RELEASE v0.58

[ajs81]

Grigory Rechkalov 65 Erich Hartmann 352
Ivan Kozhedub 64 Gerhard Barkhorn 301
Nikolai Gulayev 60 Günther Rall 275
Kirill Yevstigneyev 56 Otto Kittel † 267
Dmitry Glinka 50 Walter Nowotny † 258
Alexander Pokryshkin 49 Wilhelm Batz 237
Amet-khan Sultan 49 Erich Rudorffer 222
Aleksandr Koldunov 47 Heinz Bär 220
Nikolai Skomorokhov 47 Hermann Graf 212
Arseny Vorozheykin 46 Heinrich Ehrler † 209
533 vs 2553

Top 10 Soviet vs Luftwaffe Aces, like 1 to 5.
There are several conclusions. Better command, better tactics, better training, and better planes at the start of the war. And no one here takes courage either one or the other.

[uzbek2012]

Grigory Rechkalov 65 Erich Hartmann 352
Ivan Kozhedub 64 Gerhard Barkhorn 301
Nikolai Gulayev 60 Günther Rall 275
Kirill Yevstigneyev 56 Otto Kittel † 267
Dmitry Glinka 50 Walter Nowotny † 258
Alexander Pokryshkin 49 Wilhelm Batz 237
Amet-khan Sultan 49 Erich Rudorffer 222
Aleksandr Koldunov 47 Heinz Bär 220
Nikolai Skomorokhov 47 Hermann Graf 212
Arseny Vorozheykin 46 Heinrich Ehrler † 209
533 vs 2553

Top 10 Soviet vs Luftwaffe Aces, like 1 to 5.
There are several conclusions. Better command, better tactics, better training, and better planes at the start of the war. And no one here takes courage either one or the other.

By June 1941, Germany had captured 12 European countries - Austria, Czechoslovakia, Albania, Poland, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, France, Yugoslavia and Greece) The only significant losses of the Ludwaffe were the Battle of Britain and the Soviet Union !
http://www.wio.ru/aces/ace2.htm

Tell me how many Polish aces there were during the whole war?

[ajs81]

Grigory Rechkalov 65 Erich Hartmann 352
Ivan Kozhedub 64 Gerhard Barkhorn 301
Nikolai Gulayev 60 Günther Rall 275
Kirill Yevstigneyev 56 Otto Kittel † 267
Dmitry Glinka 50 Walter Nowotny † 258
Alexander Pokryshkin 49 Wilhelm Batz 237
Amet-khan Sultan 49 Erich Rudorffer 222
Aleksandr Koldunov 47 Heinz Bär 220
Nikolai Skomorokhov 47 Hermann Graf 212
Arseny Vorozheykin 46 Heinrich Ehrler † 209
533 vs 2553

Top 10 Soviet vs Luftwaffe Aces, like 1 to 5.
There are several conclusions. Better command, better tactics, better training, and better planes at the start of the war. And no one here takes courage either one or the other.

By June 1941, Germany had captured 12 European countries - Austria, Czechoslovakia, Albania, Poland, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, France, Yugoslavia and Greece) The only significant losses of the Ludwaffe were the Battle of Britain and the Soviet Union !
Tell me how many Polish aces there were during the whole war?

Wrong, Albania was annexed by Italy in 1939. and Germany did not annex Germany ;P We are not talking about Poland but about how many Soviet planes are in the scenario World at War. About Polish aces, there were 42 during WW2 (one was from Czechoslovakia). It's interesting that you change the subject as the data doesn't fit the theory.

[uzbek2012]

Grigory Rechkalov 65 Erich Hartmann 352
Ivan Kozhedub 64 Gerhard Barkhorn 301
Nikolai Gulayev 60 Günther Rall 275
Kirill Yevstigneyev 56 Otto Kittel † 267
Dmitry Glinka 50 Walter Nowotny † 258
Alexander Pokryshkin 49 Wilhelm Batz 237
Amet-khan Sultan 49 Erich Rudorffer 222
Aleksandr Koldunov 47 Heinz Bär 220
Nikolai Skomorokhov 47 Hermann Graf 212
Arseny Vorozheykin 46 Heinrich Ehrler † 209
533 vs 2553

Top 10 Soviet vs Luftwaffe Aces, like 1 to 5.
There are several conclusions. Better command, better tactics, better training, and better planes at the start of the war. And no one here takes courage either one or the other.

By June 1941, Germany had captured 12 European countries - Austria, Czechoslovakia, Albania, Poland, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, France, Yugoslavia and Greece) The only significant losses of the Ludwaffe were the Battle of Britain and the Soviet Union !
Tell me how many Polish aces there were during the whole war?

Wrong, Albania was annexed by Italy in 1939. and Germany did not annex Germany ;P We are not talking about Poland but about how many Soviet planes are in the scenario World at War. About Polish aces, there were 42 during WW2 (one was from Czechoslovakia). It's interesting that you change the subject as the data doesn't fit the theory.

So it was not only German planes that flew to Soviet soil , but almost the entire European Union )
I 'm not changing the subject , your hatred of the Soviet Union obscures your mind and turns off logic ) But you can continue to amuse us with your jokes !

[AKRebel]

By June 1941, Germany had captured 12 European countries - Austria, Czechoslovakia, Albania, Poland, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, France, Yugoslavia and Greece) The only significant losses of the Ludwaffe were the Battle of Britain and the Soviet Union !
Tell me how many Polish aces there were during the whole war?

Wrong, Albania was annexed by Italy in 1939. and Germany did not annex Germany ;P We are not talking about Poland but about how many Soviet planes are in the scenario World at War. About Polish aces, there were 42 during WW2 (one was from Czechoslovakia). It's interesting that you change the subject as the data doesn't fit the theory.

So it was not only German planes that flew to Soviet soil , but almost the entire European Union )
I 'm not changing the subject , your hatred of the Soviet Union obscures your mind and turns off logic ) But you can continue to amuse us with your jokes !

Hello Uzbek,

Warning ... it's not about which nation has more victories.
It's about the game "Panzer Corps" please stay objective.
Everyone has their opinion on the past story and that's a good thing.
This is purely about the mod and not about political representatives or views.
Follow the rules!

[uzbek2012]

Wrong, Albania was annexed by Italy in 1939. and Germany did not annex Germany ;P We are not talking about Poland but about how many Soviet planes are in the scenario World at War. About Polish aces, there were 42 during WW2 (one was from Czechoslovakia). It's interesting that you change the subject as the data doesn't fit the theory.

So it was not only German planes that flew to Soviet soil , but almost the entire European Union )
I 'm not changing the subject , your hatred of the Soviet Union obscures your mind and turns off logic ) But you can continue to amuse us with your jokes !

Hello Uzbek,

Warning ... it's not about which nation has more victories.
It's about the game "Panzer Corps" please stay objective.
Everyone has their opinion on the past story and that's a good thing.
This is purely about the mod and not about political representatives or views.
Follow the rules!

Hi AKRebel
I am glad that we are only touching on the game here, but we are making it realistic, and all these disputes are just lyrics no more! So there are no problems , it 's just that sometimes "Polish jokes" still smell of politics , which I 'm not happy about ! I 'm sorry if I was harsh , but Soviet history is our past . Let 's respect each other !

Let 's get back to our mod business !

Will there be trap ships in the mod ?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q-ship

Soviet Q-ship - "trap ship" for submarines !

In the first days of the war, an officer of the BF M.E. Plemyannikov was called to the fleet headquarters, where an order was announced: "Pick up a serviceable sail-motor schooner and, manning volunteers from NKVD border units, independently proceed to the Kronstadt Marine Plant for conversion into a trap vessel." Together with the commander of the destroyer "Lenin" sunk in Liepaja, Lieutenant Commander Yu.A., who was waiting for the tribunal meeting. Afanasyev (several years before the war, for health reasons, who worked at the Central Naval Museum and was familiar with the history of trap ships) they went around Tallinn harbors, choosing the most suitable schooner.

The choice fell on the 2-masted sailing-motor schooner Kalyas "Hiyusaar", 24.14 m long, 6.5 m wide, with an auxiliary engine of 60 hp.
Having recruited, according to the order, a new team, M.E. Nephews took the ship to Kronstadt. In the shortest possible time, it was re-equipped by installing two 45-mm 46-caliber 21-K semi-automatic guns (firing range up to 9.5 km), disguising them under the vestibule of the bow hatch and a cargo box on the deck. Having changed the shape of the aft superstructure, two large-caliber 12.7 mm DShK machine guns (3.5 km firing range) were installed on its sides. On alert, artillery crews penetrated to their combat posts directly from the hold through special hatches and waited for the command. At the command "Fire", the camouflage shields covering the weapons instantly reclined on springs, revealing guns and machine guns ready for battle.

A radio station was disguised in the hold. It was headed by an experienced radio operator, Lieutenant I. Petrov. Lieutenant S. Arkhipov, a yachtsman who had driven the yacht "Auseklis" from Riga to Leningrad in May, was expected as an assistant to the commander. However, the personnel officers, referring to the instruction on completing the trap vessel close to the staff of the MO-2 and MO-4 border boats, considered that two officers were enough. As a result, the land border guard I. Petrov, who had never seen the sea, was approved as the assistant commander of the schooner "Hiyusaar", and S. Arkhipov was left to serve on the boat.

All members of the crew were dressed in mismatched civilian clothes and instructed how to behave at sea and on shore, keeping the new purpose of the vessel as a military secret. On this occasion, M.E. Plemyannikov had a number of conflicts with the curfew service and patrols. For most of July and almost all of August 1941, the trap ship was at sea, while the main thing was conducting naval reconnaissance along the northern coast of the Gulf of Finland. They went out to a given area at night. They went on variable courses, changing the set of raised sails and flags on the mast (Finnish or Swedish), the number of people working on the deck and their clothes. The team included a couple of NKVD sergeants - translators, from former students who knew German, Swedish and Finnish tolerably well, the rest of the team and its commander enthusiastically crammed sets of individual words, as well as Finnish and Swedish swearing, which could be useful when trying to detain them at sea.
Finnish and German planes flew over them more than once. The pilots could observe several sailors calmly working on the deck and the captain in a sweater or a windbreaker, with the invariable pipe in his teeth, casually waving his hand to the pilots.

In those days, returning from another hike, a schooner found a submarine in one of the bays of the Estonian coast and tried to get close to it, but it sank and disappeared. Then it became clear that a bomb was needed. BMB-1 bomb launcher, of the 1939 model, with a firing range of 110 m, was installed at the beginning of the 20th of August, disguised as a windlass. Stocks with trays and depth charges were hidden along the bulwark. However, it was not necessary to test the new weapon.

When leaving Tallinn, they walked independently. The sixty-horsepower motor was assisted by sails. Finally we came to the island of Gogland, where the Hiiusaar was bombed. It was 17 hours 15 minutes on August 29, when a bomb explosion instantly dispersed the wooden hull lining along the stern, water gushed into the grooves between the boards, and the schooner sank near the shore. They were saved by swimming.

https://pogo-on-air.livejournal.com/1428754.html


On the left: M. E.'s nephews, on the right: Masking of a gun on a trap vessel
http://www.sovnavy-ww2.ho.ua/index.html