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Re: Armored Brigade Is Officially Announced!
« Reply #75 on: February 04, 2020, 02:09:32 PM »
Drawing on the map
30 Jan 2020

Here's something new.

A map marker can have an optional text label attached to it. Hold down the 'CTRL' key to draw lines. Clicking on a line removes it.




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Re: Armored Brigade Is Officially Announced!
« Reply #76 on: February 25, 2020, 11:17:43 PM »
Armored Brigade version 1.056 is released
24 Feb 2020



This update expands scenario design possibilities. The scenario designer can place the AI side formations, pillboxes, and obstacles in the Mission Editor.

The AI counter-attack aggressiveness can be adjusted for each scenario separately, allowing more customization over the opponent's behaviour. Two new scenarios are added to the base game to showcase these features. Also, the planning tools are improved, so the player can draw colored lines on the map and attach text to the map markers.

You can download the update from here[/url

Version 1.056 Changelog

• Fix: The Mission Editor scenario list didn't scroll to the correct page after returning from an edit mode.
• [engine] All AI formations, pillboxes, and obstacles can be placed and locked in the Mission Editor. Now it's possible for the scenario designer to plan the AI side defensive positions.
• [engine] Mission objectives have an adjustable timer. An objective cannot be captured after it has timed out.
• [engine] The AI counter-attack system has been tweaked. The counter-attacks are more aggressive than before, and the base chance can be adjusted for every scenario in the Mission Editor.
• [scenarios] Add new scenarios: 'Battle of Inkeroinen' and 'Elastic Defence'.
• [ui] Improved planning tools: The player can draw colored lines on the map and attach text to the map markers.








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Re: Armored Brigade Is Officially Announced!
« Reply #77 on: January 12, 2021, 01:57:41 AM »
Armored Brigade Nation Pack: Czechoslovakia Netherlands - Coming Soon
o8 Jan 2021



On February 25th is arriving the new Armored Brigade DLC which will include two new factions: Czechoslovakia and the Netherlands.

They will come with more than 200 new units and aircraft, a new map located in the Plzeň Region, Czechoslovakia and a linear campaign inspired by the events of the Prague Spring.



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Re: Armored Brigade Is Officially Announced!
« Reply #78 on: February 09, 2021, 01:52:18 PM »
Armored Brigade Nation Pack: Czechoslovakia Netherlands - Iconic Units
Tue, 9 February 2021



Czechoslovakia and Netherlands will be arriving on our stores and on Steam on February 25th as part of the third Nation Pack.

Have a look at some of the most important units that will be under your direct control.


Centurion Mk 5



Few tank designs have been as significant, versatile and long-lived as the Centurion, earning a fearsome reputation in nearly every major conflict of the Cold War, from the arid climates of Africa and Middle East to the tropical jungles of Vietnam. The combination of fire-power, mobility, and armour protection ushered the era of the true "universal tank", capable of performing multiple roles on the battlefield. Mark 5/2 variant introduced the famed high-velocity rifled L7 105 mm gun, which was developed after the 1956 Hungarian Revolution - Hungarian insurgents delivered a Soviet T-54A to the British by literally driving it into their embassy. Created to counter the latest Soviet tank, the L7 gun became the mainstay armament of the Western MBTs, adopted by the United States, Germany, Japan, India, Israel and even China.



Leopard 2NL



Born out of the abortive MBT-70 collaboration with the United States, the Leopard 2 was developed by West Germany at the height of the Cold War. When it first entered service in 1979, it was indisputably the most advanced and potent tank in the world. This third-generation main battle tank owes its outstanding performance capability to an ideal symbiosis between vehicle crew and cutting-edge technology. During the last four decades it has undergone numerous upgrades and modifications to ensure this versatile superiority. Over 3,500 units are currently serving with the armies of eighteen nations, but it was the Dutch who became a first export client in 1981.



YP-408



Barely known outside the Netherlands, YP-408 was an unique and odd-looking 8x6 armoured personnel carrier. Designed in the late 1950s, it was one of the earliest examples of wheeled APC outside the Soviet BTR family. Born out of the initial requirement for a domestic armoured vehicle to replace modified M3A1 Scout Cars used to secure and evacuate the Royal Family, it was quickly realised it could be affordably converted into a battle-taxi to move the infantry quickly and safely on the battlefield. Being based on a rugged DAF YA-328 all-terrain truck allowed for part interchangeability, and it was easy to integrate into the existing military supply and maintenance system of the Dutch Army. It was also adopted for several other roles such as ambulance, anti-tank vehicle, ammunition, cargo and radar carrier.



M113 C&V



The M113 C&V (Commando & Verkenning) used by the Dutch reconnaissance troops has the same origins as the Canadian Lynx. By 1963, the US Army had adopted M114 ACRC to serve as a command and reconnaissance vehicle. However, the vehicle had proven troublesome in service and it elicited no interest for export. Seizing this opportunity, the FMC Corporation offered their own design sharing components with the proven M113A1 armored personnel carrier. The Dutch Army bought over 250 units, and beginning in 1974 fitted them with a 25mm Oerlikon gun armed turrets, providing a massive increase in firepower.



F-16A



For almost four decades, the F-16 Fighting Falcon has been one of the most significant and versatile weapon systems in the aerial fleets of many Western nations. It was initially built under an unusual agreement creating a consortium between the United States and four NATO countries: Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway. The F-16A that emerged from this development process was a neat, sleek, dartlike aircraft with swept wings and a degree of wing-body blending. With over 1,000 F-16s in service, the platform has been adapted to complete a number of missions, including air-to-air fighting, ground attack, and electronic warfare.



OT-65A Vydra Scout Car



In the early 1960s the Czechoslovak army was looking for a new, multi-role armored fighting vehicle to serve primarily in the reconnaissance role. As their own domestic light armored car failed to enter serial production, and Soviet BRDM wasn't available in numbers due to the limited production capacity, the only remaining alternative was the Hungarian FÚG. Even if the military was not overly satisfied with the Hungarian design, the basic vehicle served in reconnaissance, command, artillery forward observation, and NBC roles. But the most interesting variant was probably the heavy recon variant OT-65A Vydra (Otter). The turret from the OT-62 APC was installed, armed with an 82mm T21 Tarasnice recoilless gun. This additional firepower could engage more heavily armoured targets, although the odds of survival were certainly unfavorable.



T-55AM2



By the end of the 1970s, numerous T-54/55 formed the backbone of the Warsaw Pact armored forces but they were becoming increasingly obsolete. To increase their combat value and extend their service life, a new upgrade program was launched to improve the aging tank fleet for a fraction of the price. The first stage was the T-55AM1, focusing on considerable firepower improvement. Accuracy with a new Kladivo FCS was increased 6.4 times for static fire, and 3 times while on the move. The second stage, T-55AM2, appeared during the early 1980s to address the need for additional protection against man-portable anti-tank weapons by adding applique BDD plates to the upper frontal hull and turret. Furthermore, it had a more powerful engine and a smoke grenade launch system.



SD-152 Tank Destroyer (ISU-152)



The ISU-152 was a Soviet heavy self-propelled gun developed and used during World War II. Unofficially nicknamed Zveroboy (Зверобой; "beast killer"), it featured a 152mm gun with a multi-role purpose of knocking out heavy tanks, destroying enemy fortifications, and providing artillery support for more mobile units during offensive operations. As part of the USSR military assistance to friendly or pro-Soviet countries, ISU-152s were transferred to the Czechoslovak military after World War II. For several decades it was the heaviest armored vehicle in the Czechoslovak People's Army, and they were often used to test newly-developed anti-tank obstacles. Some were deployed with Border Guards between late 1960s to early 1970s.



OT-810 APC



Following World War II experience, the Czechoslovak army was deeply impressed with the concept of halftrack armored personnel carriers. In fact, the “standard” Czechoslovak APC from the late 1940s to mid-1950s was the German Sd.Kfz.251, captured in relatively large quantities. Using captured vehicles was a necessity for the newly re-established Czechoslovak army in 1945, but by the late 1950s, the halftracks were seriously worn-out and a replacement was required. By 1954, a program was underway in Czechoslovakia to develop two domestic variants of the future APC: one with tracks (OT-810) and one with wheels (OT-64). The requirements included mortar carriers and anti-tank variants (carrying an 82mm recoilless rifle) as well. OT-810, while based on Sd.Kfz.251, was a fully-enclosed half-track with different superstructure shape and air-cooled diesel engine. However, it kept predecessors' drawbacks as well: it was hard to steer, the troop compartment was cramped, and maintenance was demanding. It soon got a nickname “Hitler’s Revenge”. It was gradually replaced as troop transport by more modern vehicles, but in other roles it persisted longer and the last vehicles were withdrawn from reserve as late as 1995.



RM-51 MRLS



The RM-51 (Raketomet vz. 51) multiple rocket launcher was a Czechoslovak-made alternative to the Soviet BM-14 developed in the 1950s. It was an unarmoured truck-mounted 32-tube 130 mm MRL issued to infantry units at battalion or regimental level. It was designed to support ground troops by the destruction of surface targets, concentrated manpower, lightly armored equipment and field fortifications within a distance of 8.2km.


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Re: Armored Brigade Is Officially Announced!
« Reply #79 on: February 18, 2021, 03:51:26 AM »
Royal Netherlands Army
Wed, 17 February 2021




During the Cold War, the Royal Netherlands Army (Koninklijke Landmacht) was committed to two main tasks in the NATO context: participation in the defense of West Germany against ground attacks across the North German Plain, known as “forward strategy”, and ensuring the territorial security of the Netherlands itself and vital lines of communication.

In the fulfillment of the first of these tasks, 1 (NL) Corps was assigned to the Northern Army Group (NORTHAG). This armour-heavy corps consisted of three mechanized divisions which included three armoured, six armoured infantry, and one infantry brigade for rear area security. Divisions were not fixed formations in wartime, as self-supporting brigades and corps level assets would be reallocated as the tactical situation dictated. The National Territorial Command had some active units and a large complement of reserves to provide for the security of the homeland.



The particular difficulty facing Dutch in case of conflict was their (mal)deployment: the vast majority of 1 (NL) Corps was based in the Netherlands and many units would have to drive over 300 kilometres to reach their fighting positions. To make matters worse, over two-thirds of the corps was made up of reservists who would need to be mobilised before deployment. The unique conscription system demonstrated Dutch ability to deploy the entire corps to fighting positions within 72 hours, but this fell well short of NATO’s target of 48 hours – a vulnerability that the Warsaw Pact would undoubtedly attempt to exploit.

For a long time, Dutch emphasised position defense or an area defense at the FEBA (Forward Edge of Battle Area). The limited reserve forces, by preference, were committed primarily to conduct limited offensive actions, such as surprise fire, counter-thrusts and counter-attacks. It was thought that such a counter-attack in all likelihood would require the release of tactical nuclear weapons in order to be successful. Then, in 1985 a new concept of operations came into force which prescribed a more fluid, terrain-oriented defence in depth. No longer was the enemy to be halted as far east as possible; he was now to be denied passage through the corps sector. Should this first stage of the main defensive battle fail then the defence would be continued deeper into the corps sector, further west.



During operations, battalion and company organisations within the brigades would usually be broken up to form combined-arms battle groups tailored to specific missions. Tank battalions and armoured infantry battalions would detach or exchange tank and armoured infantry companies, resulting in either reinforced or mixed battalions that were characterised as "tank-heavy", "armoured infantry-heavy" or "balanced". Within these battalions, companies would subsequently detach or exchange platoons to form company-sized combat teams, the main components being the tank platoons, armoured infantry platoons and armoured anti-tank platoons.


Armoured infantry forces alternate between mounted and dismounted combat, delivering both anti-personnel capability and employing anti-tank weapons, and Dutch mechanised forces are lavishly equipped with latter. In cooperation with armour, they maintain mobility and striking power, while abundant anti-tank resupply allows for protracted combat.

The Royal Netherlands Army, in final analysis and despite a few problems, was a modern, efficient, well-led and relatively large force seemingly capable of meeting its responsibilities once fully mobilized and deployed in its wartime locations. They operated a very interesting mix of equipment, ranging from the venerable Centurion tanks to modernized Leopard 1-Vs and state-of-the-art Leopard 2A4s, alongside reasonably advanced YPR-765 infantry fighting vehicle and unique YP-408 wheeled APCs, all supported by modern aircraft and artillery.


Swift and decisive victory on the battlefield hinge on fully synchronized combat forces. Weapons and units are more effective when they operate jointly than when they function separately. Dutch Armoured Engineers can clear minefields to facilitate rapid advance of friendly forces, or act as ersatz mechanized infantry in case of emergency.

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Re: Armored Brigade Is Officially Announced!
« Reply #80 on: February 23, 2021, 01:52:55 AM »
Armored Brigade new faction - Czechoslovak People's Army
22 Feb 2021



Prior to the 1968 intervention Czechoslovak People's Army was well-regarded both in capability and reliability, and Czechoslovakia was the only Warsaw Pact member that did not have any Soviet forces stationed on its soil up to that point. Its 200,000 soldiers (in wartime, reservists would increase the number to over 700,000 troops) were trained to perform a sweep attack against the territory of West Germany.


Their combination of firepower, agility, striking power, protection and lethality make armoured forces particularly suited for decisive battle. They are capable both of operating across wide areas in offensive operations and of launching swift, powerful attacks on objectives at close range.

However, the armed forces underwent a political purge after the short period of political and military reforms in the late 1960s that culminated in an invasion by the armies of five other Warsaw Pact members. Large number of officers who had supported the reform movement either voluntarily resigned or were forced out. Western analysts disagreed about whether the Czechoslovak armed forces had ever recovered their pre-invasion size, quality, or morale by the late 1980s. Some questioned their reliability in a prolonged offensive war in Western Europe or in a war that was going badly for Warsaw Pact forces. Other outside analysts believed that the Czechoslovak armed forces were well trained, equipped, and motivated and that they were quite capable of carrying their share of Warsaw Pact operations, particularly in defense of their homeland.


Czechoslovakia imported one ZSU-57-2 for testing, but rejected it as trials indicated that the lighter and much cheaper M53/59 was just as effective. While anti-aircraft role is limited to daytime and good weather conditions, it is devastating as ground support weapon against unarmored or lightly armored targets.
 
While the tactical organization mostly followed the Soviet pattern, there was a degree of local variations and modifications rarely seen in other Warsaw Pact armies. Due to an extensive domestic industrial base predating the communist rule, most of the small arms, crew-served weapons and even vehicles used by the Czechoslovak forces were designed and manufactured locally, sometimes requiring slight changes from the Soviet norm of organization for small units.


Highly autonomous and flexible, the motor rifle troops are equipped to perform under the most rigorous conditions and conduct offense and defense in any terrain, weather or time.

Both kinds of Czechoslovak divisions were tank-heavy organizations. Motorized rifle divisions possessed 266 tanks; tank divisions possessed 335. In comparison, a United States armored division had 324 tanks, only 11 fewer than a Warsaw Pact tank division, but the American organization had about 7,300 more personnel. Offensive warfare was seen as the essential and principal form of combat and the chief instrument to achieve victory over the enemy. This was reflected in the first principle of the development of the Czechoslovak People’s Army: to build an army which, in addition to being able to handle other types of warfare, possesses primarily offensive capabilities.



The role and position of the Czechoslovak People’s Army in the defense system of the Warsaw Treaty were reflected in the second principle: the army has to be structured and built to be able to mount an independent front-sized operation. In the event of a surprise attack, the Czechoslovak army was required to conduct initial operations on its own for 10 to 12 days, until the next operational echelon would arrive and get deployed.

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Re: Armored Brigade Is Officially Announced!
« Reply #81 on: February 26, 2021, 02:21:27 AM »
Armored Brigade Nation Pack: Czechoslovakia and Netherlands - Out Now
25 Feb 2021



Armored Brigade Nation Pack: Czechoslovakia - Netherlands, the third DLC for the acclaimed wargame Armored Brigade, is now available.
 
Czechoslovakia and Netherlands are ready to join the conflict: the new playable factions introduced by this expansion have different army compositions and organizational structures, adding more tactical options and giving more complexity on the operational level with more than 200 new units and aircraft.
 
In addition, a new map located in the Plzeň Region (Czechoslovakia) and a linear campaign inspired by the events of the Prague Spring will be available.

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Re: Armored Brigade Is Officially Announced!
« Reply #82 on: March 05, 2021, 01:51:14 AM »
Update 8.0.5
Thu, March 4, 2021

A good-sized update today, adding in some new content including a new late-war campaign, as well as some improvements and fixes. As always, please report bugs and crashes on the Steam discussion board or on the Discord server. Changelog follows:

8.0.5 Changelog
ADD: New Campaign: Between Kursk and Bagration (Germany)
ADD: New Bail-out actions to pull an unconscious crewman from an open hatch, and to carry an unconscious crewman to safety
ADD: Additional info now displayed in Unit Gallery
ADD: New Units: Panzer II J, Panzer T-70, Panzer M15/42 738, Panzer T-34 747 M41,
Panzer T-34 747 M42, Panzer T-34 747 M43, Panzerjager SU-85 748, Bf 109 (fighter),
Bf 110 (fighter), Bf 110 (fighter-bomber), Fw 190 (fighter), SU-75, LT-38 Praga,
T-III, T-IV, T-V, T-VI, Mark III (late), M4(76), T-34-85 (early), T-34-85 (late),
IS-1, IS-2 (early), IS-2 (late), SU-57, SU-85M, SU-100, ISU-122, ISU-122S,
ISU-152, MG Carrier, M5 half-track, 100mm obr. 1944, M17 MGMC, GAZ-67,
I-16, MiG-3, Hurricane Mk I, Hurricane Mk IIB, Hurricane Mk IIC, Hurricane Mk IID,
Spitfire Mk I/II, Spitfire Mk V, Spitfire Mk IX

CNG: Reduced chance of explosion if player tank was knocked out by MG fire
CNG: If 'Random Tank Model' campaign option is active, during refit periods the player will only be offered one alternate tank model, randomly selected according to current rarity
CNG: Minor change to layout of start of day display, added display to first day in a campaign

FIX: Sound effects during bail-out minigame not playing properly
FIX: Rare crash during animation of small arms attack

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Re: Armored Brigade Is Officially Announced!
« Reply #83 on: April 09, 2021, 12:01:46 AM »
Armored Brigade MOD 1943
8 April 2021




As acclaimed as Armored Brigade is, it takes something really special to make it even greater, and the promising and straightforwardly titled mod “Armored Brigade 1943” by user KarlTaco does just that.

Similarly to the title’s recent third expansion pack Czechoslovakia - Netherlands, and KarlTaco’s previous work Factions Plus with astonishing 13 new non-European factions, AB1943 also delivers fresh armies and battlefields to Armored Brigade’s growing menagerie of content. Unlike the nation pack however, new mod carry us outside of the Cold War, directly to the largest military confrontation in human history: the Eastern Front.

Over the course of four years, more than 400 Red Army and Axis divisions clashed in a series of operations along a front that extended for more than 1,500 kilometres. It was by far the deadliest single theatre of the European portion of World War II with up to 15 million military deaths combined on the Axis and Soviet sides, and the additional civilian loss of life ranging from about 14 to 17 million.

The fighting on the Eastern Front was terrible, incessant and brutal beyond belief as both sides fought with demonic fury. The conflict encompassed the largest armored clash in history (Battle of Kursk) and the most costly siege on a modern city (nearly 900 days in Leningrad), as well as scorched earth policies, utter devastation of thousands of villages and towns, and countless atrocities attributed to both sides.


Soviet Guards heavy tank regiments used the IS-2 extensively in the assaults on the fortress cities of Budapest, Breslau, and Berlin. These vehicles featured thick white stripes for quick identification by other Soviet tank crews.

As colossal as the conflict it tries to faithfully portray, AB1943 comes with over 500 unique and accurately researched units and aircraft, and it offers players a reason to play Armored Brigade with a level of quality that makes it easy to forget it isn't an official expansion. In addition to the novel time frame, changes to gameplay and overall enjoyability feels incredibly understated. A particular focus is provided to the infantry combat, more so than vehicle-centric Cold War. Infantry can move slightly faster, and are marginally more vulnerable, resulting in a more dynamic small arms skirmishes. Tanks can now be extremely intimidating steel beasts, if you can only confront them with a handful of satchel charges and flamethrowers, but in turn they are very deficient in vision and range compared to more technologically advanced successors. Radios are less common, especially for Soviet units. To compensate for the sake of the player, all order delays are slightly shorter.


In World War II Germany's doctrine of mobile warfare dominated the battlefield. By trial and error, the Germans were the first to correctly combine the strength in tanks and in mobile infantry and artillery. This integration of mobile units, equipment and tactics underpinned Germany's successes in the first half of the war. As the war dragged on, the Allies sought to emulate German tactics but German armies remained supreme in this type of warfare until their losses had seriously degraded their capabilities.

Another novelty are motorized units, with trucks, jeeps and Kübelwagens. Wartime organisations, individual weapons (including the designations) and their characteristics have all been adjusted to provide an authentic and unique approach to World War Two experience that haven’t been seen on the wargaming scene for a long time, despite an abundance of titles.

The mod currently comes with three factions (regular Red Army, Guards units and Wehrmacht) but more are planned, inclusive of Western Allies. The time span, also scheduled for expansion, currently covers the period from summer of 1943 to the end of the war. Until the autumn of 1942, the German army was consistently victorious. Europe was under the German domination, from France in the west to the Volga River in the east; from the Arctic Circle in Norway to the shores of North Africa. The battle for the city of Stalingrad proved a decisive psychological turning point, ending a string of German victories in the summer of 1942 and beginning the long retreat westward that would end with Nazi Germany's surrender in May 1945.


The 88mm Flak 36 was an anti-aircraft weapon that also functioned as a superbly effective anti-tank weapon. Few weapons developed a more deadly reputation, with long reach and lethal hitting power making it a significant problem for every type of armour.

The Soviets also bring a respectable air force and truly fearsome artillery to bear, and so German players have to be careful when committing to an offensive, particularly in the later phases of the conflict. Compared to the Cold War, the battlefield is less lethal and slower paced at long distances, but offsets with brutal and intimately close combat.

Overall, this mod brings a lot of novelty to the Armored Brigade, and it might even tackle the curiosity of those who prefer modern warfare. Being a massive effort, it certainly deserves abundant praise, particularly since it was made by a single man. And I am sure he will gladly accept any feedback or suggestions, which certainly won’t lack given the number of World War Two enthusiasts out there.


One-Oh-Nine: Messerschmitt's killing machine hunting down a Soviet Il-2 Sturmovik.


More information and download links can be found on the Armored Brigade Steam Workshop and on our dedicated Forum[/url]


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