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09-20-2010, 06:18 PM
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My understanding is that with the Germans, when a larger formation was wittled down reinforcements were not give to them but used to create yet another unit.
Just another one of Hitlers brilliant ideas to keep his armies numbers up and looking powerful - looks great on paper to have three hundred or so divisions, but in reality each of those divisions were sometimes barely battalion strength... Is it any wonder he ordered some of those seriously stupid offensives when all he could see were units from horizon to paper horizon?
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