Not sure that those sorts of things existed during WWII. Can you specify some actual air craft from the time period that could move a whole Division at once. Thanks.
27 Jun 2015, 15:04
New type airplane, features of map
I think need 2 more types airplane:
spy airplane (he can fly on enemy terretori and has a chance to show up 25 to 60% (depending of the level))
transport airplane (can transport light tank (3 lvl) and soldiers (motorized infantry - 2 lvl; mechanized - 3 lvl)
About map:
I think need add rivers and bridges, spies and airplane can destroy bridge.
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27 Jun 2015, 16:51
I think he means a carrier of, say, C-47's rather than 1 plane carrying the whole division. That would just be ridiculous.
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27 Jun 2015, 17:20
1. Spy airplane: Germany: Ar. 95; Ar. 198; Ar. 240; Ju 88H(S) and other; USSR: P-12; Π’Ρ-2Π ; Π―ΠΊ-9Π and other. All country have spy airplane.Akulla3D wrote:
Not sure that those sorts of things existed during WWII. Can you specify some actual air craft from the time period that could move a whole Division at once. Thanks.
2. About transport, i think 1 squadron can transport 1 division. 1 standart divison about 15000 people. One squadron Luftwaffe maximum 150 airplanes. Me. 323 Gigant can take 130 people. 130*150=19500.
27 Jun 2015, 17:25
Yes. Because if I make 1 day (in game its. i think, half year or year) 1 airplane, then its so funyButter Ball Bill wrote:
I think he means a carrier of, say, C-47's rather than 1 plane carrying the whole division. That would just be ridiculous.
27 Jun 2015, 17:59
The ju52 was used to transport german paratroops over Crete, it didn't start so well but they won so air transport is a viable option.
British=best. Duh!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN9EC3Gy6Nk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN9EC3Gy6Nk
27 Jun 2015, 18:03
Yes transport of a paratrooper squadron is viable, but to load a light tank division onto a plane and transport it is not something realistic. Even in our modern world divisions are transported by sea more or less or on their own power. Excluding specal forces and replacements.
27 Jun 2015, 18:07
You could build one plane for a tank and several infantry but nothing more.
British=best. Duh!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN9EC3Gy6Nk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN9EC3Gy6Nk
27 Jun 2015, 20:16
okay, features transport for soldiers i think need added.Akulla3D wrote:
Yes transport of a paratrooper squadron is viable, but to load a light tank division onto a plane and transport it is not something realistic. Even in our modern world divisions are transported by sea more or less or on their own power. Excluding specal forces and replacements.
Now tank transport on airplane
Developers read ideas?
27 Jun 2015, 20:24
Not only transport, also spy airplaens very helpful.comrade dave wrote:
The ju52 was used to transport german paratroops over Crete, it didn't start so well but they won so air transport is a viable option.
28 Jun 2015, 05:46
Airbourne recon is covered by patrol when done correctly.
Transporting divisions is just not practical.
1 squadron is NOT and has NEVER been even close to 150 planes lol.
Transporting a para drop and transporting a fully fledged infantry division are 2 very different things.
28 Jun 2015, 11:46
1 squadron of Luftwaffe have 3-4 groups, sometimes 5. 3-5 groups its 110-150 airplaneJaws wrote:
Airbourne recon is covered by patrol when done correctly.Transporting divisions is just not practical.
1 squadron is NOT and has NEVER been even close to 150 planes lol.
Transporting a para drop and transporting a fully fledged infantry division are 2 very different things.
When i write this idea I read organization structure
28 Jun 2015, 11:50
What about American and Russian?
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28 Jun 2015, 12:38
Air division of USSR have 100-120 ariplanes, some division have 350 airplanes.Butter Ball Bill wrote:
What about American and Russian?
28 Jun 2015, 12:43
Okay.
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29 Jun 2015, 01:17
The equivalent luftwaffe unit to the Western squadron was the Staffel. Usually roughly 12 aircraft in strength.
If you are talking literal translation then this would be a Geschwader (equivalent of a Wing to the US).
But here, a squadron is a Staffel 
29 Jun 2015, 07:55
Only nine flew on average. If you want exact numbers of them, I am renting a book from the library that has them.
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29 Jun 2015, 08:07
A fighter Staffel has 12 aircraft in theory, but an operational number of nine. The Staffel is made up of four Schwarm and is lead by a StaffelfΓΌhrer. Each Schwarm is led by a SchwarmfΓΌhrer with each pair(or Rotten), by a RottenfΓΌhrer.
A bomber Staffel has 9 aircraft in theory, but one or two less when operational. The rest is the same, I think.
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