Gliegerungen 1 ANC TOE 2022.01.09

EINHEIT
GLIEDERUNGEN
des Zweiten Weltkriegs
TABLES OF ORGANIZATION
AND EQUIPMENT (TO&E)
ANCIENT BATTLES
COMPILED AND EDITED BY

Peter Frederick Model
Forward (Führen)
This Unit Organisation document structure is based on the excellent “Unit Organizations of World War II”, by David
Myers. While that publication provided to&e of formations, this provides the to&e of armies during major battles. The
objective is to allow figure-gamers the ability to create army lists for ancients rules, such as DBA or P17CW.
Rules (Regeln)
This document has been created to assist players who are refighting land conflicts, in this case the Napoleonic wars.
Structure (Struktur)
The rules set consists of a number of Parts, these are as follows;
Part 0: GUIDE – User Guide: To be used to assist players in learning the rules. (1 column)
Part 1: RULES – User Reference: To be used when playing the game (2 column).
Part 2: BASIC ORGANISATION – Army Lists (Gliederungen)
Part 3: EQUIPMENT DATA CHARTS – Equipment Lists (Ausrustung)
Part 4: QRS / REFERENCE – Quick Reference Sheets and Rules (3 column) / (Kurzübersicht)
Part 5: EXAMPLES – Examples of Play. (Beispiele)
Part 6: DESIGNERS NOTES – Designer Notes, commentary and overview of the Rules.
Part 7: SCENARIO’S – Scenarios (Kampagnen)
Part 9: THESAURUS - Player Thesaurus: To use used to find rules and related rules.
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
TBD
Einheit Gliederungen 3
EPHESUS, 498BC
GENERAL
TBD
KEY
Line Infantry
Grenadiers (Heavy Infantry)
Light Infantry
Skirmishing Infantry
Heavy Line Cavalry
Medium Line Cavalry
Light Line Cavalry
Skirmishing Cavalry
Lance armed Cavalry
Foot Artillery (medium 6-9-pdr)
Horse Artillery (medium 6-9-pdr)
Foot Artillery (Heavy 12-pdr or larger)

Horse Artillery (Heavy 12-pdr or
larger)
Foot Artillery (Light 4-pdr or smaller)
Horse Artillery (Light 4-pdr or smaller)
Rocket Artillery
Corps
Division
Brigade
Regiment
Battalion (inf), Squadron (cav)

Battery (art)
Squadron
Battery
Company
EPHESUS, 498BC
EPHESUS
(498BC)
490 BC
Greek
GREEK ARMY – Battle of Ephesus, 498BC
Overview
TBD
This is based on the force mix of a Boardgame

Greek Army and thus represents a lot of guesses. GREEK ARMY – Battle of Marathon
11,000 men 490 BC
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Hoplites Levy Javelinmen Peltasts Archers Light

1,000 men Hoplite 2,000 men 2,000 men 1,000 men Cavalry
4,000 men 1,000 men
The 1,000 Hoplites probably represents the

Athenians and any Guard Hoplites. The Levy
Hoplites would represent newly raised hoplites,
which would lack armour.
490 BC
Persian
PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Ephesus, 498BC
TBD
Persian Army My source shows the light cavalry with 5,000 and medium with 2,500. This PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Marathon
15,000 men is unlikely so I have reversed it. My source is not very good and repsents 490 BC
guess work itself.
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Javelinmen Archers Light Light Medium Chariots

2,000 men 2,000 men Infantry Cavalry Cavalry 100
3,000 men 2,500 5,000 chariots
cavalry cavalry 500 men
I am very uncertain about the chariots, this seems unlikely.
MARSYAS, 496-7BC
GENERAL
TBD
KEY
Line Infantry
Light Infantry
Heavy Line Cavalry
Medium Line Cavalry
Light Line Cavalry
Skirmishing Cavalry
Lance armed Cavalry

larger)
Rocket Artillery
Corps
Division
Brigade
Regiment

Battery (art)
Squadron
Battery
Company
EPHESUS, 498BC
MARSYAS
(496-7BC)
490 BC
Greek
CARIAN ARMY – Battle of Marsyas, 496-7BC
Overview
TBD
This is based on the force mix of a Board game

Carian Army and thus represents a lot of guesses. GREEK ARMY – Battle of Marathon
22,000 men 490 BC
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Warriors Hoplite Hillmen Archers Javelin

12,000 6,000 men 2,000 men 3,000 men men
men 3,000 men
490 BC
Persian
PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Marsyas, 496-7BC
TBD
Persian Army This is based on the force mix of a Board game PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Marathon
30,000 men and thus represents a lot of guesses. 490 BC
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Sparabara Armenians Archers Light Medium

foot Paphlagon 3,000 men Infantry Cavalry
20,000 men ians 3,000 men 2,000
2,000 men cavalry
LABRAUNDA, 496BC
GENERAL
TBD
KEY
Line Infantry
Light Infantry
Heavy Line Cavalry
Medium Line Cavalry
Light Line Cavalry
Skirmishing Cavalry
Lance armed Cavalry

larger)
Rocket Artillery
Corps
Division
Brigade
Regiment

Battery (art)
Squadron
Battery
Company
LABRAUNDA, 496BC
MARSYAS
(496-7BC)
490 BC
Greek
ALLIED ARMY – Battle of Labraunda, 496BC
Overview
TBD
This is based on the force mix of a

Carian Army Board game and thus represents a lot GREEK ARMY – Battle of Marathon
14,000 men of guesses. 490 BC
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Warriors Hoplite Hillmen Archers Javelin

6,000 men 2,000 men 2,000 men 2,000 men men
2,000 men
Milesian
Army
8,000 men
x1 x1
Hoplites Javelinmen
6,000 men 2,000 men
490 BC
Persian
PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Labraunda, 496BC
TBD
Persian Army This is based on the force mix of a Board game PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Marathon
30,000 men and thus represents a lot of guesses. 490 BC
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Sparabara Armenians Archers Light Medium

foot Paphlagon 3,000 men Infantry Cavalry
20,000 men ians 3,000 men 2,000
2,000 men cavalry
MARATHON 490BC
GENERAL
TBD
KEY
Line Infantry
Light Infantry
Heavy Line Cavalry
Medium Line Cavalry
Light Line Cavalry
Skirmishing Cavalry
Lance armed Cavalry

larger)
Rocket Artillery
Corps
Division
Brigade
Regiment

Battery (art)
Squadron
Battery
Company
MARATHON 490BC
MARATHON
(490 BC)
490 BC
Greek
GREEK ARMY – Battle of Marathon, 490 BC
Overview
Herodotus does not give a figure for the size of the Athenian army. However, Cornelius Nepos, Pausanias and Plutarch all give the figure of
9,000 Athenians and 1,000 Plataeans; while Justin suggests that there were 10,000 Athenians and 1,000 Plataeans. These numbers are
highly comparable to the number of troops Herodotus says that the Athenians and Plataeans sent to the Battle of Plataea 11 years later
Pausanias noticed on the monument to the battle the names of former slaves who were freed in exchange for military services. Modern
historians generally accept these numbers as reasonable. The areas ruled by Athens (Attica) had a population of 315,000 at this time
including slaves, which implies the full Athenian army at the times of both Marathon and Plataea numbered about 3% of the population.
Greek Army GREEK ARMY – Battle of Marathon

490 BC
x10 x1
Athenian Plataeans
Hoplite Hoplite
total 1000 men
9000 men
490 BC
Persian
PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Marathon, 490 BC

Overview
According to Herodotus, the fleet sent by Darius consisted of 600 triremes.Herodotus does not estimate the size of the Persian army, only saying that they were a
"large infantry that was well packed".[63] Among ancient sources, the poet Simonides, another near-contemporary, says the campaign force numbered
200,000; while a later writer, the Roman Cornelius Nepos estimates 200,000 infantry and 10,000 cavalry, of which only 100,000 fought in the battle, while the
rest were loaded into the fleet that was rounding Cape Sounion; Plutarch and Pausanias both independently give 300,000, as does the Suda dictionary.Plato
and Lysias give 500,000;and Justinus 600,000. Modern historians have proposed wide-ranging numbers for the infantry, from 20,000 to 100,000 with a
consensus of perhaps 25,000; estimates for the cavalry are in the range of 1,000.
The fleet included various contingents from different parts of the Achaemenid Empire, particularly Ionians and Aeolians, although they are not mentioned as
participating directly to the battle and may have remained on the ships. Regarding the ethnicities involved in the battle, Herodotus specifically mentions the
presence of the Persians and the Sakae at the center of the Achaemenid line.
Persian Army PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Marathon

490 BC
x4 x4 x2 x2 x4
Persian Sakae Ionian Barbarian Skirmisher

total total Hoplite Infantry total
4000 men 4000 men total total 4000 men
Other Other 2000 men 2000 men Kaspian,
sparabara sparabara possibly Parikanian
foot foot Bithynian archers
Thracians Milyan
javelinmen
PLATAEA, 479BC
GENERAL
TBD
KEY
Line Infantry
Light Infantry
Heavy Line Cavalry
Medium Line Cavalry
Light Line Cavalry
Skirmishing Cavalry
Lance armed Cavalry

larger)
Rocket Artillery
Corps
Division
Brigade
Regiment

Battery (art)
Squadron
Battery
Company
PLATAEA, 479BC
PLATAEA
(479BC)
490 BC
Greek
GREEK ARMY – Battle of Plataea, 479BC
TBD.

490 BC
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Spartan Athenian Corinth Megara Sicyon Tegea Phlius Troezen Other Athenian Greek
Hoplites Hoplites Hoplites Hoplites Hoplites Hoplites Hoplites Hoplites Hoplites Archers Javelinmen
10,000 8,000 men 5,000 men 3,000 men 3,000 men 1,500 men 1,000 men 1,000 men 6,200 men 800 men 6,400 men
men
490 BC
Persian
PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Plataea, 479BC
TBD
Persian Army PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Plataea,

479BC
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Persian Bactrians, Greek Phrygians, Cavalry

40,000 Indians, allies Thracians, 5,000 men
men Sakae 20,000 Mysians,
20,000 men Paeonian,
men Ethiopian,
Egyptians
15,000
men
EURYMEDON 469/66BC
GENERAL
TBD
KEY
Line Infantry
Light Infantry
Heavy Line Cavalry
Medium Line Cavalry
Light Line Cavalry
Skirmishing Cavalry
Lance armed Cavalry

larger)
Rocket Artillery
Corps
Division
Brigade
Regiment

Battery (art)
Squadron
Battery
Company
EURYMEDON 469/66BC
EURYMEDON
469/66BC
490 BC
Greek
GREEK ARMY – Battle of Eurymedon, 469/66 BC
Overview
TBD

9,600 men 490 BC
x1 x1 x1 x1
Hoplite Marines Archers Rowers

6000 men 2000 men 800 men 800 men ?
490 BC
Persian
PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Eurymedon, 469/66 BC
Overview
TBD
Persian Army PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Marathon

11,300 men 490 BC
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Sparabara Cabelee Marines Light Cavalry

Foot peltasts 500 men troops 600 men
6,000 men 3,000 men from ships
1,200 men
CANNAE 216BC
GENERAL
TBD
KEY
Line Infantry
Light Infantry
Heavy Line Cavalry
Medium Line Cavalry
Light Line Cavalry
Skirmishing Cavalry
Lance armed Cavalry

larger)
Rocket Artillery
Corps
Division
Brigade
Regiment

Battery (art)
Squadron
Battery
Company
CANNAE 216BC
CANNAE
216BC
216 BC
Roman
ROMAN ARMY – Battle of Cannae, 216 BC
Overview
According to Polybius the roman force consists of
86,400 men (Polybius)
• 80,000 infantry
• 6,400 cavalry
While confirming numbers is almost impossible, this is about the best number we have. I suspect this is based on the romans raising 8 legions,
each of which consists of 5,000 infantry and 300 cavalry, with an accompanies allied force of 5,000 men and 900 cavalry.
Roman Army ROMAN ARMY – Battle of Cannae

86,400 216 BC
14,000 left in
camp?
x8 x8
Roman Allied
Legion Legion
5000 foot 5000 foot
300 cavalry 900 cavalry
216 BC
Roman
ROMAN CONSULAR ARMY – 2nd/3rd Century
Overview
RBD
Roman
Consular
Army ROMAN CONSULAR ARMY – 2nd/3rd Century
16,800 foot
2,400 cav
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Equites Ala Latina Legio Legio Ala Latina Equites

Latini Sinstra Romana I Romana III Dextra Romani
1,800 cav 4,200 men 4,200 men 4,200 men 4,200 men 600 cav
216BC
Roman
ROMAN LEGION - POLYBIUS
Overview
TBC
Standard
4,200 foot AUSTRIAN DIVISION [PR-TOE01]
Legion 300 cavalry ROMAN LEGION - POLYBIUS
1801-1805
Hastati Principes Triarii Velites Cavalry

1,200 1,200 600 1,200 ? 300
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
x10 x10 x10 x10 x10

Maniples Maniples Maniples ? Turmae
120 men 120 men 60 men Maniples 30 men
120 men
The Velites strength

and structure is a
guess.
Emergency
5,000 foot
Legion 300 cavalry Some sources indicate legions could reach 6,000 men, which if we include the cavalry
could mean there were 700 more velites, or some combination of velites and cavalry. I am
uncertain how accurate this 6,000 man legion source is.

1,600 1,600 600 1,200 ? 300
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
x10 x10 x10 x10 x10
Hastati Principes Hastati Velites Cavalry

120 men
The Velites strength
and structure is a
guess.
Late
5,200 foot
Legion 300 cavalry

1,600 1,600 800 1,200 ? 300
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
x10 x10 x10 x10 x10
Hastati Principes Hastati Velites Cavalry

120 men
Another source indicates by 218BC the

legion had a strength of 5,200 foot,
which could mean the triarii centuries
were increased to 80 men each as well.
216 BC
Carthaginians
CARTHAGINIAN ARMY – Battle of Cannae, 216 BC
Overview
Their infantry comprised an estimated 8,000 Libyans, 5,500 Gaetulian, 16,000 Gauls, mainly Boii and Insubres (8,000 were left at camp the day
of battle) and 8,000 of several tribes of Hispania, including Iberians, Celtiberians and Lusitanians.
He commanded 4,000 Numidian, 2,000 Iberian peninsular, 4,000 Gallic and 450 Libyan-Phoenician cavalry. Finally, Hannibal had an auxiliary
skirmisher contingent consisting of 1,000–2,000 Balearic slingers and 6,000 mixed-nationality javelinmen, possibly including Lusitanians
among them.
Carthaginian CARTHAGINIAN ARMY – Battle of Cannae

Army 216 BC
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Libyan Gaetulian Gauls Gauls Spanish Numdians Spanish Gallic Libyan- Balearic Javelinmen
8,000 men 5,500 men 8,000 men 8,000 men 8,000 men 4,000 2,000 4,000 Phoenician slingers 6,000 men
(Boli & (Boli & (Iberians, cavalry cavalry cavlary 450 cavalry 1,000 to
Insubres) Insubres) Celtiberian 2,000 men
Left in s,
camp on Lusitanian
day of s)
battle
TREBIA, 218 BC
GENERAL
TBD
KEY
Line Infantry
Light Infantry
Heavy Line Cavalry
Medium Line Cavalry
Light Line Cavalry
Skirmishing Cavalry
Lance armed Cavalry

larger)
Rocket Artillery
Corps
Division
Brigade
Regiment

Battery (art)
Squadron
Battery
Company
TREBIA, 218 BC
TREBIA,
218 BC
218 BC
Roman
ROMAN ARMY – Battle of the Trebia, 218 BC
Overview
40,000 men
16,000 Roman infantry
20,000 Italian allied infantry
4,000 cavalry

36,000 foot 216 BC
4,000 cavalry
x1 x3 x4 x1
Roman Roman Allied Allied

Legion Legion Legion Gauls
2600 foot 4200 foot 4200 foot 3200 foot?
300 cavalry 300 cavalry 700 cavalry
One legion was under strength, possibly

down by 1,600 men. This gives it a
strength of 2,600 foot.
Its likely that this consisted of velities
and includes velities from another legion
as well.
Roman Army
36,000 foot
4,000 cavalry
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Roman Roman Roman Roman Allied Allied Allied Gauls Roman Allied
Hastati Principes Triarii Velities Legionaries Skimishers 3,200 foot Cavalry Cavalry
4,800 foot 4,800 foot 2,400 foot 3,200 foot 12,000 foot 4,800 foot 1,200 2,800
cavalry cavalry
There is a lot of guess work involved in The sources indicate 4,000 cavalry,
this troop type breakdown. which means the allies would have been
providing 2,800 cavalry.
218 BC
Roman
CARTHAGINIAN ARMY – Battle of the Trebia, 218 BC
Overview
40,000 men
• 21,000 African or Iberian infantry
• 8,000 Gallic infantry
• 11,000 cavalry
Up to 37 war elephants
Carthaginian CARTHAGINIAN ARMY – Battle of the Trebia, 218 BC

Army
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Libyan Spanish Gauls Numdians Spanish Gallic Libyan- Baleric Javelinmen Elephants
6,500 men 6,500 men 8,000 men 4,550 2,000 4,000 Phoenician Slingers 6,000 men 37
cavalry cavalry cavlary 450 cavalry 2,000 men
We know Hannibal had 8,000 light
The cavalry breakdown is even more of
The ratio of Libyan and Spanish troops troops and at Cannae he may have had
a mystery, but using Cannae as a guide
is unknown, but as it was equal at 2,000 Baleric slingers, so this is a
we could have the following troop
Cannae, perhaps that was the case possible break down.
composition.
here as well.
CISSIS 218BC
GENERAL
TBD
KEY
Line Infantry
Light Infantry
Heavy Line Cavalry
Medium Line Cavalry
Light Line Cavalry
Skirmishing Cavalry
Lance armed Cavalry

larger)
Rocket Artillery
Corps
Division
Brigade
Regiment

Battery (art)
Squadron
Battery
Company
CISSIS 218BC
CISSIS
218BC
216 BC
Roman
ROMAN ARMY – Battle of Cannae, 216 BC
Overview
86,400 men (Polybius)
• 80,000 infantry
• 6,400 cavalry
While confirming numbers is almost impossible, this is about the best number we have. I suspect this is based on the romans raising 8 legions,
each of which consists of 5,000 infantry and 300 cavalry, with an accompanies allied force of 5,000 men and 900 cavalry.

16,800 foot 216 BC
2,400 cav
x2 x2
Roman Allied
Legion Legion
4200 foot 4200 foot
300 cavalry 900 cavalry
There is a lot of guess work involved in this troop

Roman Army type breakdown and you need to take this with a
20,000 foot large grain of salt.
3,000 cav
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Roman Roman Roman Roman Allied Allied Allied Roman Allied Allied
Hastati Principes Triarii Velities Legionaries Skimishers Spanish Cavalry Cavalry Spanish
2,400 foot 2,400 foot 1,200 foot 2,400 foot 6,000 foot 1,200 foot 3,200 foot 600 cavalry 1,800 Cavalry
cavalry 600 cavalry
216 BC
Carthaginians
CARTHAGINIAN ARMY – Battle of Cannae, 216 BC
Overview
TBD
There is a lot of guess work involved in this troop

Carthaginian type breakdown and you need to take this with a CARTHAGINIAN ARMY – Battle of Cannae
Army large grain of salt. 216 BC
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
Libyan Spanish Numdians Spanish Javelinmen

5,000 men Infantry 1,000 2,000 5,000 men
7,000 men cavalry cavalry
SYMBOLS
Overview
The following provides a list of the symbols used in this whitepaper.
Infantry
Battalion Company Platoon Battalion Company Platoon
Army Corp Division Brigade Regiment Section Squad Blank Army Corp Division Brigade Regiment Section Squad Blank
Battery Section Troop Battery Section Troop
Infantry Infantry
(Foot) (Motorised)
999 999 999 999 999 99 9
HQ HQ
(Foot) (Motorised)
999 999 999 999 999 99 9
HQ Support
HQ Support
(Misc HQ
Units
formations)
(Foot)
(Motorised)
999 999 99 9
99999 99999
Supply Supply
Logistics Logistics
(Horse/Foot) (Motorised)
999 999 999 99 9
Infantry Infantry
Assault / Assault /
Shock SMG Shock
(Foot) (Foot)
999 9999 999 999 99 9
Infantry + Infantry
Heavy + Heavy
Weapons Weapons
(HMG + (HMG +
Mortars) Mortars)
(Foot)
999 999 99 9 (Motorised)
Infantry Infantry
+ Infantry + Infantry
Guns Guns
(Foot) (Motorised)
999 999 99 9
Anti-Tank Anti-Tank
Rifle/Rocket Rifle/Rocket
(Foot) (Motorised)
999 999 99 9
Infantry Infantry
+ Mortars + Mortars
(Foot) (Motorised)
999 999 999 99 9
Infantry Infantry
+ Machine + Machine
Guns Guns
(Foot) (Motorisedt)
9999 999 999 99 9
Infantry Infantry
+ AT Rifle + AT Rifle
(Foot) (Motorised)
9999 999 999 99 9
Infantry Infantry
+ AT Gun + AT Gun
(Foot) (Motorised)
9999 999 999 99 9
Infantry Infantry
+ AT Rocket + AT Rocket
Launcher Launcher
(Foot) (Motorised)
9999 999 999 99 9
Infantry Infantry
+ Infantry + Infantry
Gun Gun
(Foot) (Motorised)
9999 999 999 99 9
HQ HQ
(Foot) (Motorised)
999 999 999 999 99 9 999 999 999 999 99 9
HQ Support HQ Support
(Misc HQ (Misc HQ
formations) formations)
(Foot) (Motorised)
999 99 9 999 999 99 9
Supply Supply
Logistics Logistics
(Horse/Foot) (Motorised)
999 999 999 99 9 999 999 99 9
Supply
Supply Fuel
Mainteance
(Motorised)
(Horse/Foot)
999 99 9 999 999 99 9
Supply Supply
Mainteance Ammo
(Motorised) (Motorised)
999 999 99 9 999 999 99 9
Transportati Transportati
on on
(Horse) (Motorised)
999 999 999 999 999 999
Engineer Bridging
(Foot/Horse) (Motorised)
999 999 999 999 999 999 999
Engineer
Engineer Cavalry
(Motorised) (Cavalry/Hor
se)
999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999
Engineer
Armoured
Recconnaisa
Engineer
nce
(Tracked)
(Motorised)
999 999 999 999 999 999 999
Engineer Engineer
Airborne Paratroop
(Airborne/Fo (Airborne/Fo
ot) ot)
999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999
Engineer Engineer
Paratroop Glider
(Airborne/Fo (Airborne/Fo
ot) ot)
999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999
Engineer
Engineer
Glider
Marine
(Airborne/Fo
(Foot/Horse)
ot)
999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999
Supply
Bridging
Logistics
(Foot/Horse)
(Motorised)
999 999 99 9
Battalion Company Platoon Battalion Company Platoon
Army Corp Division Brigade Regiment Section Squad Blank Army Corp Division Brigade Regiment Section Squad Blank
Battery Section Troop Battery Section Troop
Bibliography (Literaturverzeichnis)
TBA
Links
BGMR https://groups.io/g/BGMR
Corps Commander https://groups.io/g/Corps-Commander
Korps Commander https://groups.io/g/Corps-Commander
Corps Commander (Training Video)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPpldgaiIYc&list=PLSEuHTEyqSxu1jcdmLMsLRd2ECsM-0t1v
Korps-Kommandeur https://groups.io/g/Korps-Kommandeur
LWRS https://groups.io/g/LWRS
Bewegunskrieg https://groups.io/g/Bewegunskrieg
Grosse-Schlachten https://groups.io/g/Grosse-Schlachten
Schwerepunkt https://groups.io/g/Schwerepunkt
Kriegsspiel-Zusammenfassung https://groups.io/g/Kriegsspiel-Zusammenfassung
Command Decision https://groups.io/g/CommandDecision
Kriegsspiel https://groups.io/g/Kriegsspiel
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Grenadiers (Heavy Infantry)

Heavy Line Cavalry

Medium Line Cavalry

Light Line Cavalry

Lance armed Cavalry

Foot Artillery (medium 6-9-pdr)

Horse Artillery (medium 6-9-pdr)

Foot Artillery (Heavy 12-pdr or larger)

Horse Artillery (Light 4-pdr or smaller)

Battalion (inf), Squadron (cav)

GREEK ARMY – Battle of Ephesus, 498BC

This is based on the force mix of a Boardgame

Hoplites Levy Javelinmen Peltasts Archers Light

The 1,000 Hoplites probably represents the

PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Ephesus, 498BC

Javelinmen Archers Light Light Medium Chariots

Grenadiers (Heavy Infantry)

Heavy Line Cavalry

Medium Line Cavalry

Light Line Cavalry

Lance armed Cavalry

Foot Artillery (medium 6-9-pdr)

Horse Artillery (medium 6-9-pdr)

Foot Artillery (Heavy 12-pdr or larger)

Horse Artillery (Light 4-pdr or smaller)

Battalion (inf), Squadron (cav)

CARIAN ARMY – Battle of Marsyas, 496-7BC

This is based on the force mix of a Board game

Warriors Hoplite Hillmen Archers Javelin

PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Marsyas, 496-7BC

Sparabara Armenians Archers Light Medium

Grenadiers (Heavy Infantry)

Heavy Line Cavalry

Medium Line Cavalry

Light Line Cavalry

Lance armed Cavalry

Foot Artillery (medium 6-9-pdr)

Horse Artillery (medium 6-9-pdr)

Foot Artillery (Heavy 12-pdr or larger)

Horse Artillery (Light 4-pdr or smaller)

Battalion (inf), Squadron (cav)

ALLIED ARMY – Battle of Labraunda, 496BC

This is based on the force mix of a

Warriors Hoplite Hillmen Archers Javelin

PERSIAN ARMY – Battle of Labraunda, 496BC

Sparabara Armenians Archers Light Medium

Grenadiers (Heavy Infantry)

Heavy Line Cavalry

Medium Line Cavalry

Light Line Cavalry

Lance armed Cavalry

Foot Artillery (medium 6-9-pdr)

Horse Artillery (medium 6-9-pdr)

Foot Artillery (Heavy 12-pdr or larger)

Horse Artillery (Light 4-pdr or smaller)

Battalion (inf), Squadron (cav)