Wargame Rules - I Ain't Been Shot Mum

To the few people that read this pages I present my apologizes for all this time I've been absent.

Beside the work - yes, there is more life than wargames and army lists -  I found a new and different rule I think is, at least, as much adequate as High Command for historical army lists.

Here it is:

So, I've been paying some attention to this.

In my first try I used the order of battle from Assault Gun concerning Operation Compass (already mentioned several times).

The result, a very amateur one, is this one:


Western Desert Force


British Company Commander, Rifle
Headquarters Section - British Motorised Infantry (6 men, truck)

Indian Platoon
Platoon Commander, Rifle
1st Section (7 men, truck)
2nd Section (7 men, truck)
MG Team

Carrier Troop (3 Bren Carrier)
Armoured Car Troop (3 Marmon-Harrington)
Anti-Tank Platoon (4 2pdr Portee)
Armoured Troop (2 Mk Vib, 1 A13)
Fieald Battery (2 25pdr, truck)

Australian Platoon (replace Indian Platoon)
Platoon Commander, Rifle
1st Section (7 men, truck)
2nd Section (7 men truck)
MG Team


10a Armata


Comandante Compagnia Fucilieri, Fucilieri
Squadra di Comando (3 Fucilieri)

Plotone Fucilieri
Comandante Plotone, Fucilieri
1a Squadra (8 Fucilieri)
2a Squadra (8 Fucilieri)

Plotone Libico
Comandante Plotone, Soldato Camicie Nere
Squadra Libica (5 Soldatos)
Squadra Camicie Nere (5 Soldatos)

Plotone Bersaglieri
Comandante Plotone, Bersaglieri
Squadra Bersaglieri (6 Soldatos, truck)
Squadra Bersaglieri motociclisti (2 Motorcycle)

Squadra controcarri (1 47mm ATG)
Squadra Carri (1 M11/39, 2 L3/33)

Batteria artiglieria (1 75mm, truck)

As I said, is just a first try and I only publish it to reinforce my apologies for the absence. Nevertheless, it represents well the superiority of the Italians in the number of men and the superiority of the British in the amount of assets.

If you want to check the conversion and with my thanks to the Assault Gun Yahoo Group, here is their order of battle:

Allies

Italians