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  German Infantry Division      
                                                1942 
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  By Greg Moore 
  gregpanzerblitz.com 
  September 2013 
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          The standard German Infantry division is still (and will be through the end of the war) foot bound and horse 
  drawn.  It includes very few motor vehicles in the combat units and nearly all the big stuff is horse drawn.  The 
  recon elements (not much of them in an infantry division) are either horse or bicycle mounted.  One company of 
  the pioneer battalion are bicycle engineers.  After playing with a potential new counter for them,  I have elected to 
  just give them some wagon transport to represent the bicycle transportation.  Anti-tank ability is provided by a few 
  50mm guns and a few 37mm guns with some 28mm squeeze bore guns around until they wear out and are not re-
  placed.   By the very end of the year,  a few 75mm AT guns will begin to show up but will be rare in the infantry.  
  Stopping all those T-34’s will be a challenge for these guys this year and the big infantry guns will be pressed into 
  service in that role.  Some artillery units will include 120mm mortars and light nebelwerfer units but most will 
  have the standard artillery howitzers.  AA defense is non-existent except for the occasional attached unit.  There 
  are about 150 of these Infantry divisions serving on the Russian Front in 1942, accounting for about 80 percent of 
  the German divisions there. 
           
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Panzer Leader & Panzer Blitz/Summer of '42 on the Russian Front/GermanInfantry1942.pdf