good research. Historical background is good. some dicussion on uniforms would enhance this work.

good research. Historical background is good. some dicussion on uniforms would enhance this work.

It is interesting to see how (any) of the "other" Axis powers organized thier forces.

It is interesting to see how (any) of the "other" Axis powers organized thier forces.

It is interesting to see how (any) of the "other" Axis powers organized thier forces. Especially this particular unit type (Paratroopers) are not normally thought of as being used by the Italians

It is interesting to see how (any) of the "other" Axis powers organized thier forces.

As ever Mark Bevis provides the Wargamer with a succinct and accurate run down of TO&E information for the armies of WW2 (and beyond).

Mark has been hard a work for a good few years now and the quality of his work just keeps getting better and better.

MICROMARK lists come HIGHLY recommended

As a gamer who likes to try and create my own TO&E's I found this product very useful. If nothing else it shows how the real Army has organized its forces,

I did find this product useful. I admit to having a very limited idea of how Air Forces are organized (in any era). This product has helpped in that reguard and the additional information about the different aircraft was also of use.

Oddly enough, I bought this historical TO&E to help me work on a Science Fiction "'verse". Knowing that different cultures/worlds almost certaintly would use different TO&E's I wanted to use something with a historical basis.

If one is basing a science fiction campain (or an arc of such a thing) on a civil war on a planet, this can be used as the basis of one sides "Interstellar" support, just as the historical brigades did for the Republican sides in the Spanish Civil war.

If one wants to stay firmly on the Earth, it is still useful for those systems that break down to company/special weapons team level. I am also glad that the various supporting arms/units are shown.

Overall I am quite satisfied with this purchase and will be comming back to check other eras/nations as my needs require

Being a napoleonic history enthusiast, this is a very good product for me. It just lacks some specific period or armies organizations, for example: 1) French and allied forces in Spain after 1809 2) British forces in Spain, from 1808 to 1813 3) French forces in Germany, 1813 4) Polish forces in Germany, 1813 and others. I hope these lists will join the catalogue in the future. Mr. Bevis is doing an invaluable work for all the napoleonic enthusiasts!

Fair covers the basics, but could use more detail, general info only, not detailed enough for serious wargaming

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