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Monday, 02 July 2012
Italy is a unique World War 2 theater. The terrain, the formations, and the equipment pose challenges not found on other battlefields of the period. See below what's new and different in Italy! And the list isn't even exhaustive.
German Major Formations

• Panzer Grenadier Battalion (1942 type, motorized)
• Panzer Aufklärungs Battalion (motorized)
• Pionier Battalion (motorized)
• Panzer Battalion (3 Pz IV companies)
• Mixed Panzer Battalion (1 Pz IV company, 2 Pz III companies)
• Heavy Panzer Company (Tigers)
• Sturmgeschutz Company
• Panzerjäger Company

Italian Major Formations

• Infantry Battalion
• Blackshirt Battalion
• Machinegun Battalion
• Antitank Battalion (Cannone da 47/32)
• Pioneer Company
• Assault and Landing Battalion (motorized)
• Guastatori Battalion (motorized)
• Bersaglieri Battalion (Truck)
• Armored Car Battalion
• Tankette Battalion
• Machinegun Battalion (motorized)
• Light Tank Battalion (L5 tank)
• Light Tank Battalion (R35 tank)
• Tank Destroyer Battalion (Semovente 47/32)
• Tank Destroyer Battalion (Semovente 90/53)
• Self-Propelled Artillery Battalion (Semovente 75/18)

United States Major Formations

• Infantry Battalion
• Armored Infantry Battalion
• Ranger Battalion
• Parachute Battalion
• Engineer Battalion
• Armored Engineer Battalion
• Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop
• Armored Reconnaissance Battalion
• Medium Tank Battalion
• Light Tank Battalion

http://www.battlefront.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=298&Itemid=511

 

[Rico]

Pity there are no Fallschirmjager.

 

[mTk]

I assume that means no Monte Cassino scenarios either.
And I can't say I care for the relocation of the movement/fire command menu either. Hopefully it's not locked in the middle.