Russian Artillery Organization

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Xveers
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Russian Artillery Organization

Post by Xveers »

Hello, back with more questions (yet again).
I'm wondering how the heck the russians have organized their artillery at a base level.

Thanks to troy's orbats I know that artillery sections are built at part of two guns to a section. Thanks to fire and fury's orbats I know that a russian battery has 2x guns, but the Fire and Fury orbats seem to stop there and don't offer any more detail.

From what I can tell, there seems to be one layer of detail missing when I compare the Fire and Fury orbats. Can anyone help me or point out a website that outlines how the russians organized their artillery? (This would hopefully include the mortar and katyusha companies).
Thanks!

BattlerBritain
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Post by BattlerBritain »

The Fire and Fury stuff is pretty good but if you need something else for the Russians try over at the Kursk site:
http://dialspace.dial.pipex.com/town/av ... 75/toe.htm

and over at bayonetstrength...
http://www.bayonetstrength.150m.com/Red ... ations.htm

Cheers,

Battler

PS How is Vancouver these days? Still a great place to live?

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Post by DrBig »

Don't have it in front of me (or within a couple miles of me) right now, but Zaloga's "Red Army Handbook" would probably have the answer

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Post by DrBig »

A Soviet battery typically had 4 guns. That stands for mortars, guns, rockets.

The F&F BFWW2 game is not a 1:1 game. It is a 1:roughly2.5 game.

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