Greek TO&Es 1980-1989 v1.2 BATTLEGROUP CWGR-01 Greek Armoured Division 1980s (ae) BG CWGR-05 x2 or x3 Armoured Regiment (b) (a) The Greek Army had only x1 Armoured Division: 20th Armoured Division. There were also x3 Independent Armoured Brigades, which were organised exactly the same as Armoured Regiments within 20th Armoured Division (BG CWGR-05). Indeed, the brigades were occasionally rotated though 20th Armoured Division, earning the designation Regiment as they did so. BG CWGR-14 x1 Armoured Reconnaissance Battalion (c) ME CWGR-12 x3 Engineer Company ME CWGR-10 x3 Antiaircraft Company FSE CWGR-01 Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment ORGANIC AVIATION ASSETS x2 UH-1D Iroquois Utility Helicopter (df) CWGR-45 (b) During the early 1980s there were x3 Armoured Regiments within 20th Armoured Division and x2 Independent Armoured Brigades. However, this situation was reversed at some point, so that by 1989 there were x2 Armoured Regiments and x3 Independent Armoured Brigades. The Armoured Regiments/Brigades were numbered 21st to 25th. 21st & 25th Brigades had M48 tanks, while 22nd & 23rd Brigades had AMX- 30 and 24th Brigade had Leopard 1. In terms of APCs, it would appear that AMX-10 P MICVs were paired up with the AMX-30 tanks and Leonidas APCs were paired up with the Leopards. M113s equipped the rest. (c) Each Greek Corps also had a Reconnaissance Battalion. (d) May replace UH-1D Iroquois with: AB205 Utility Helicopter (Italian-built UH-1D) same card (e) Each Greek Corps (designated A, B, C & D) had a Reconnaissance Battalion (BG CWR-14), as mentioned above. I can t find any more information, but I would imagine that each Corps would also have additional engineers and possibly air defence artillery. Artillery Brigades were also formed, though they seem to have been formed from the existing heavier divisional artillery units, rather than being entirely new units. There were also two corps-sized s that functioned as reserve formations, but which did not contain any corps troops. (f) The allocation of helicopters in the Greek Army & Air Force is not very clear. In 1982 the Army and Air Force had x28 UH-1D and x32 AB-204/205/206 between them (AB-204 is Italian (Agusta-Bell) licence-built UH-1B, AB-205 is licence built UH-1D and AB-206 is licence-built OH-58). They appear to have had a flight of x2 helicopters in each division (listed above), which would account for x24 helicopters. I also have a reference to the Greeks ordering a small squadron of x4 AH-1S Cobra Attack Helicopters (CWGR-46) in 1982, but I don t know if the order was ever completed or if they then ordered more.
BATTLEGROUP CWGR-02 Greek Mechanised Division 1980s (ad) BG CWGR-06 x2 Mechanised Infantry Regiment BG CWGR-14 x1 Reconnaissance Battalion (b) ME CWGR-12 x3 Engineer Company BATTLEGROUP CWGR-03 Greek Infantry Division 1980s (ad) BG CWGR-07 x2 to x4 Infantry Regiment (b) BG CWGR-12 x1 Armoured Battalion (Infantry Division) ME CWGRx3 Engineer Company ME CWGR-10 x3 Antiaircraft Company FSE CWGR-01 Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment ORGANIC AVIATION ASSETS ME CWGR-10 x3 Antiaircraft Company FSE CWGR-02 Artillery Regiment (f) ORGANIC AVIATION ASSETS x2 UH-1D Iroquois Utility Helicopter (ce) CWGR-45 x2 UH-1D Iroquois Utility Helicopter (ce) CWGR-45 (a) The Greek Army had only x1 Mechanised Division: 2nd Mechanised Division. (b) Each Greek Corps also had a Reconnaissance Battalion. (c) May replace UH-1D Iroquois with: AB205 Utility Helicopter (Italian-built UH-1D) same card (d) Each Greek Corps (designated A, B, C & D) had a Reconnaissance Battalion (BG CWR-14), as mentioned above. I can t find any more information, but I would imagine that each Corps would also have additional engineers and possibly air defence artillery. Artillery Brigades were also formed, though they seem to have been formed from the existing heavier divisional artillery units, rather than being entirely new units. There were also two corps-sized s that functioned as reserve formations, but which did not contain any corps troops. (e) The allocation of helicopters in the Greek Army & Air Force is not very clear. In 1982 the Army and Air Force had x28 UH-1D and x32 AB-204/205/206 between them (AB-204 is Italian (Agusta-Bell) licence-built UH-1B, AB-205 is licence built UH-1D and AB-206 is licence-built OH-58). They appear to have had a flight of x2 helicopters in each division (listed above), which would account for x24 helicopters. I also have a reference to the Greeks ordering a small squadron of x4 AH-1S Cobra Attack Helicopters (CWGR-46) in 1982, but I don t know if the order was ever completed or if they then ordered more. (a) The Greek Army had x10 Infantry Divisions, plus numerous independent Infantry Brigades and small independent combinedarms commands scattered among the Greek islands. There were also 100 Home Guard Infantry Battalions, primarily concerned with coastal defence. (b) Some divisions had x2 or x4 Infantry Regiments, but x3 was the typical (and official) number of Infantry Regiments in an Infantry Division. (c) May replace UH-1D Iroquois with: AB205 Utility Helicopter (Italian-built UH-1D) same card (d) Each Greek Corps (designated A, B, C & D) had a Reconnaissance Battalion (BG CWR-14), as mentioned above. I can t find any more information, but I would imagine that each Corps would also have additional engineers and possibly air defence artillery. Artillery Brigades were also formed, though they seem to have been formed from the existing heavier divisional artillery units, rather than being entirely new units. There were also two corps-sized s that functioned as reserve formations, but which did not contain any corps troops. (e) The allocation of helicopters in the Greek Army & Air Force is not very clear. In 1982 the Army and Air Force had x28 UH-1D and x32 AB-204/205/206 between them (AB-204 is Italian (Agusta-Bell) licence-built UH-1B, AB-205 is licence built UH-1D and AB-206 is licence-built OH-58). They appear to have had a flight of x2 helicopters in each division (listed above), which would account for x24 helicopters. I also have a reference to the Greeks ordering a small squadron of x4 AH-1S Cobra Attack Helicopters (CWGR-46) in 1982, but I don t know if the order was ever completed or if they then ordered more. (f) Some divisions appear to have had only a single artillery battalion.
BATTLEGROUP CWGR-04 Greek Special Forces Division 1980s (a) BG CWGR-08 x1 Marine Brigade BG CWGR-09 x1 o Regiment BG CWGR-10 x1 Parachute Regiment x1 Amphibious Raiding Regiment (b) (a) The Special Forces Division was the holding formation for all Greek elite units. Special Forces would not normally feature in a BF game, but this division included all of the more conventional special forces Marines, os and Paras which is why I ve included it here. Each Regiment/Brigade was organised for independent action, with organic combat support elements and there do not appear to have been any divisional troops. (b) I don t have any information at all on the Amphibious Raiding Regiment. BATTLEGROUP CWGR-06 Greek Mechanised Infantry Regiment 1980s x1 er x1 M577 Armoured Vehicle BG CWGR-13 x2 Mechanised Infantry Battalion CWGR-20 BG CWGR-12 x1 Armoured Battalion (Infantry Division) ME CWGR-09 x1 Light Antiaircraft Company ME CWGR-11 x1 Antitank Company FSE CWGR-05 x1 Self-Propelled Light Artillery Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWGR-05 Greek Independent Armoured Brigade 1980s BATTLEGROUP CWGR-05 Greek Armoured Regiment 1980s x1 er x1 M577 Armoured Vehicle BG CWGR-11 x2 Armoured Battalion BG CWGR-13 x1 Mechanised Infantry Battalion CWUS-36 CWUS-14 BATTLEGROUP CWGR-07 Greek Infantry Regiment 1980s x1 er x1 Jeep (a) BG CWGR-15 x3 Infantry Battalion (b) ME CWGR-11 x1 Antitank Company FSE CWGR-09 Light Field Artillery Battalion ME CWGR-08 x1 Mechanised Antiaircraft Company ME CWGR-11 x1 Antitank Company FSE CWGR-05 x1 SP Light Field Artillery Battalion (a) The Greeks used a wide variety of Jeep-type light 4x4 vehicles; from WW2-vintage Willys Jeeps to post-war Hotchkiss Jeep copies, M151 MUTT, various types of Land Rover, Mercedes G-Wagen and others. (b) According to one source, some regiments mechanised one of their three battalions (as per BG CWGR-12). This is entirely likely, given that in 1989 the Greek Army still had over 500x M2/M3, 400x M59 and 1,000x M113 APCs in stock, in addition to the 100x AMX- 10P and 2-300x Leonidas APCs used by the Armoured formations. However, in a great many cases the Greeks were struggling to even motorise their infantry and in any case, the rugged Greek terrain often favours light infantry over mechanised forces.
BATTLEGROUP CWGR-08 Greek Marine Brigade 1980s BATTLEGROUP CWGR-09 o Regiment x1 er x1 Jeep (a) x1 er x1 Jeep (a) BG x3 Marine Infantry Battalion ME CWGR-01 x1 Armoured Company (b) BG CWGR-17 x3 Para/o Infantry Battalion (b) ME CWGR-13 x1 Pathfinder Platoon ME CWGR-13 x3 Pathfinder Platoon ME CWGR-12 x1 Engineer Company ME CWGR-12 x1 Engineer Company ME CWGR-10 x1 Antiaircraft Company FSE CWGR-09 Light Field Artillery Battalion (a) The Greeks used a wide variety of Jeep-type light 4x4 vehicles; from WW2-vintage Willys Jeeps to post-war Hotchkiss Jeep copies, M151 MUTT, various types of Land Rover, Mercedes G-Wagen and others. ME CWGR-10 x1 Antiaircraft Company FSE CWGR-14 Light/Mountain Field Artillery Battery (a) The Greeks used a wide variety of Jeep-type light 4x4 vehicles; from WW2-vintage Willys Jeeps to post-war Hotchkiss Jeep copies, M151 MUTT, various types of Land Rover, Mercedes G-Wagen and others. (b) Greek o and Para Battalions were organised identically (as far as game purposes go). (b) The Marine Armoured Company was equipped with M48 tanks, which at some point during the 1980s were upgraded to M48A5.
BATTLEGROUP CWGR-10 Parachute Regiment x1 er x1 Jeep (a) BATTLEGROUP CWGR-12 Armoured Battalion (Infantry Division) x1 M47 Patton 90mm Medium Tank (a) x1 M47 Patton 90mm Medium Tank (a) CWGR-03 CWGR-03 BG CWGR-17 x2 Para/o Infantry Battalion (b) ME CWGR-13 x1 Pathfinder Platoon ME CWGR-02 x3 Armoured Company (Infantry Division) ME CWGR-03 x1 Reconnaissance Company ATTACHMENTS ME CWGR-12 x1 Engineer Company ME CWGR-10 x1 Antiaircraft Company FSE CWGR-14 Light/Mountain Field Artillery Battery (a) The Greeks used a wide variety of Jeep-type light 4x4 vehicles; from WW2-vintage Willys Jeeps to post-war Hotchkiss Jeep copies, M151 MUTT, various types of Land Rover, Mercedes G-Wagen and others. x3 M30 107mm Mortar (bc) x3 M106 107mm Mortar Carrier (ab) x3 M-42A Duster Twin 40mm AA Tank (a) May replace M47 tanks with: M48A2/A3 Patton 90mm Medium Tank Late 1980s: May replace tanks in some units with: M48A5 Patton 105mm Medium Tank CWGR-36 CWGR-17 CWGR-22 CWGR-04 CWGR-05 (b) Greek o and Para Battalions were organised identically (as far as game purposes go). BATTLEGROUP CWGR-11 Armoured Battalion x1 M48A2/A3 Patton 90mm Medium Tank (a) CWGR-04 x1 M48A2/A3 Patton 90mm Medium Tank (a) CWGR-04 BATTLEGROUP CWGR-13 Armoured Reconnaissance Battalion / x1 er / x1 M577 Armoured Vehicle ME CWGR-04 x3 Armoured Reconnaissance Company CWGR-20 ME CWGR-01 x3 Armoured Company ATTACHMENTS x3 M30 107mm Mortar (bc) x3 M106 107mm Mortar Carrier (ab) x3 M-42A Duster Twin 40mm AA Tank CWGR-36 CWGR-17 CWGR-22 (a) M48s were used by 21st & 25th Armoured Brigades. May upgrade with: M48A5 Patton 105mm Medium Tank CWGR-05 Alternatively, in 22nd & 23rd Armoured Brigades, replace with: AMX-30 105mm Main Battle Tank CWGR-06 Alternatively, in 24th Armoured Brigade, replace with: Leopard GR1 (1A3) 105mm Main Battle Tank CWGR-07
BATTLEGROUP CWGR-14 Mechanised Infantry Battalion (d) BATTLEGROUP CWGR-15 Infantry Battalion x1 er x1 M577 Armoured Vehicle (a) CWGR-20 x1 er MANOEUVRE ELEMENT MANOEUVRE ELEMENT ME CWGR-05 x3 Mechanised Infantry Company ME CWGR-06 x3 Infantry Company ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENTS x3 M30 107mm Mortar (bc) x3 M106 107mm Mortar Carrier (ab) CWGR-36 CWGR-17 x2 M30 107mm Mortar (a) x2 Light Truck CWGR-36 x3 106mm Recoilless Rifle (bc) CWGR-29 x3 106mm Recoilless Rifle (bc) CWGR-29 x3 Jeep (no MG) (c) (a) In 22nd & 23rd Armoured Brigades: Replace all armoured vehicles with: AMX-10 P 20mm MICV CWGR-15 Or in 24th Armoured Brigade with: Leonidas Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-13 Or from 1988: in any Armoured or Mechanised Brigade, may replace with: Leonidas 2 Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-14 Or in mechanised battalions of Infantry Regiments, may replace with: M2/M3 Halftrack Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-11 M59 Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-12 x3 Jeep (no MG) (c) x4 Infantry (no MAW) / x4 Jeep (with MG) (a) May replace 107mm mortars with: MO-120-RT 120mm Mortar (b) May replace 106mm Recoilless Rifles with: Milan ATGM Team (c) (c) Antitank weapons may be fired from transport vehicles. CWGR-31 CWGR-37 CWGR-42 (b) M30 107mm Mortar may be fired from M106 carrier when mounted. Note that the M30 may be carried in, but not fired from, a replacement carrier type such as Leonidas, M59 or M3 Halftrack. (c) In battalions equipped with AMX-10 P MICVs, replace 107mm mortars with: MO-120-RT 120mm Mortar CWGR-37 Note that the MO-120-RT is a towed weapon and may not therefore be fired from its carrier like the M30 107mm mortar.
BATTLEGROUP Marine Infantry Battalion BATTLEGROUP CWGR-17 Para/o Infantry Battalion x1 er x1 er MANOEUVRE ELEMENT MANOEUVRE ELEMENT ME CWGR-07 x3 Élite Infantry Company ME CWGR-07 x3 Élite Infantry Company ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENTS x3 M29 81mm Mortar x3 Jeep (no MG) x3 Milan ATGM Team (a) x3 Jeep (no MG) (a) x3 Élite Infantry (1 M67 90mm MAW) (b) / x3 Jeep (with MG) CWGR-35 CWGR-39 CWGR-33 x3 M29 81mm Mortar x3 Milan ATGM Team x3 Élite Infantry (1 M67 90mm MAW) (a) x3 Redeye SAM Team x3 FK20-2 Twin 20mm Antiaircraft Gun x3 Light Truck CWGR-35 CWGR-39 CWGR-33 CWGR-38 CWGR-23 x3 Redeye SAM Team x3 Jeep (no MG) x3 FK20-2 Twin 20mm Antiaircraft Gun x3 Light Truck CWGR-38 CWGR-23 (a) Late 1980s: Replace M67 90mm MAW in the infantry squads with LRAC 89mm MAW. See unit card. (a) Milan ATGMs may be fired from Jeeps when transported. (b) Late 1980s: Replace M67 90mm MAW in the infantry squads with LRAC 89mm MAW. See unit card.
MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-01 Armoured Company x1 M48A2/A3 Patton 90mm Medium Tank (a) CWGR-04 x6 M48A2/A3 Patton 90mm Medium Tank (a) CWGR-04 (a) M48s were used by 21st & 25th Armoured Brigades. May upgrade with: M48A5 Patton 105mm Medium Tank CWGR-05 Alternatively, in 22nd & 23rd Armoured Brigades, replace with: AMX-30 105mm Main Battle Tank CWGR-06 Alternatively, in 24th Armoured Brigade, replace with: Leopard GR1 (1A3) 105mm Main Battle Tank CWGR-07 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-02 Armoured Company (Infantry Division) x1 M47 Patton 90mm Medium Tank (a) x6 M47 Patton 90mm Medium Tank (a) (a) May replace M47 tanks with: M48A2/A3 Patton 90mm Medium Tank Late 1980s: May replace tanks in some units with: M48A5 Patton 105mm Medium Tank CWGR-03 CWGR-03 CWGR-04 CWGR-05 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-04 Armoured Reconnaissance Company / x1 er / x1 M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier x3 M24 Chaffee 75mm Light Tank (a) x3 Infantry (no MAW) / x1 M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier x6 Infantry (no MAW) / x6 Jeep (with MG) x1 M29 81mm Mortar (b) / x1 M125 81mm Mortar Carrier (b) (a) May replace M24 Chaffee with: M41 Walker Bulldog 76mm Light Tank Or in 20th Armoured Division with: AMX-30 105mm Main Battle Tank (b) Mortar may be fired from the M125 carrier when mounted. CWGR-01 CWGR-31 CWGR-31 CWGR-35 CWGR-18 CWGR-02 CWGR-06 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-03 Reconnaissance Company / x1 er / x3 M24 Chaffee 75mm Light Tank (a) x6 M8 Greyhound 37mm Armoured Car x3 M20 Armoured Car x3 Infantry (no MAW) / x3 Jeep (with MG) (a) May replace M24 Chaffee with: M41 Walker Bulldog 76mm Light Tank CWGR-01 CWGR-09 CWGR-10 CWGR-31 CWGR-02 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-05 Mechanised Infantry Company x1 er x4 M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier (b) x1 M29 81mm Mortar (c) / x1 M125 81mm Mortar Carrier (bcd) x9 Infantry (2 or 3 with M67 90mm MAW) (a) CWGR-31 CWGR-35 (a) May replace M67 90mm Recoilless Rifle in 20th Armoured Division with Milan ATGM. See unit card. CWGR-18 (b) In 22nd & 23rd Armoured Brigades: Replace M113/M125 with: AMX-10 P 20mm MICV CWGR-15 Or in 24th Armoured Brigade with: Leonidas Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-13 Or from 1988: in any Armoured or Mechanised Brigade, may replace with: Leonidas 2 Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-14 Or in mechanised battalions of Infantry Regiments, may replace with: M2/M3 Halftrack Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-11 M59 Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-12 (c) Mortar may be fired from the M125 carrier when mounted. (d) Note that the M125 mortar carrier often seems to have been retained in units equipped with other APC types such as AMX-10 P or Leonidas. (e) If the unit is equipped with Milan ATGMs and AMX-10 P MICVs, note that the Milans may be fired from their vehicles.
MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-06 Infantry Company (a) MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-10 Antiaircraft Company x1 er x1 er x9 Infantry (up to 3 with M67 90mm MAW) CWGR-31 x3 Redeye SAM Team CWGR-38 x1 M29 81mm Mortar CWGR-35 x4 Jeep (no MG) (a) If the unit is motorised, add the following transport: x4 Light Truck x3 Bofors L60 40mm Antiaircraft Gun (a) x3 Light Truck CWGR-25 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-07 Élite Infantry Company x1 er (a) Late 1980s: May replace Bofors 40mm guns in a very few units with: Artemis Twin 30mm Antiaircraft Gun CWGR-24 x9 Élite Infantry (3 with M67 90mm MAW) (b) CWGR-31 x1 M29 81mm Mortar x1 Milan ATGM Team CWGR-35 CWGR-39 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-11 Antitank Company (c) x1 er (a) If the unit is motorised, add the following transport: x4 Light Truck (b) Late 1980s: May replace M67 90mm MAW with LRAC 89mm MAW. See unit card. MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-08 Mechanised Antiaircraft Company x1 er x3 Redeye SAM Team x4 M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier (b) x3 M-42A Duster Twin 40mm AA Tank CWGR-38 CWGR-22 x6 Cobra ATGM Team (ab) x7 Jeep (no MG) (b) (a) May replace Cobra ATGMs with: x6 SS-11 ATGM Team Alternatively, may replace with: x6 M220 TOW ATGM Team x6 M150 TOW ATGM Carrier x1 M113 APC (er s transport) (b) ATGMs may be fired from their vehicles when mounted. CWGR-41 CWGR-42 CWGR-40 CWGR-19 (c) Some units did not use ATGMs at all, but instead were equipped with Tank Destroyers and organised as: x1 Kürassier 105mm Tank Destroyer x5 Kürassier 105mm Tank Destroyer CWGR-08 CWGR-08 MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-09 Light Antiaircraft Company x1 er x3 Redeye SAM Team x4 Jeep (no MG) x3 FK20-2 Twin 20mm Antiaircraft Gun x3 Light Truck CWGR-38 CWGR-23
MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-12 Engineer Company x1 er (a) x9 Combat Engineers x3 Light Truck (a) CWGR-32 (a) I don t have any detailed information on Greek combat engineer organisation and equipment. However, they do not appear to have used heavy combat engineer vehicles such as M728 CEV, AMX-30 EBG or Centurion AVRE. While I have not come across evidence of APC use, it seems reasonable, given the very large stocks of APCs held by Greece, that the engineers attached to armoured/mechanised formations might have used APCs. May therefore replace transport with: M2/M3 Halftrack Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-11 M59 Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-12 M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier Greek Air Support Notes The mainstay of the Hellenic Air Force s close air support effort was formed by three squadrons of A-7H Corsairs. Greece also possessed six dual-role fighter-bomber squadrons three each of F-5A Freedom-Fighter and F-4E Phantom. Some geriatric F-84F Thunderstreak were still in service during the early 1980s, but these were soon replaced by F-5A. Two squadrons of F-5A were converting to F-16C Fighting Falcon as the Cold War ended. In the air defence role, Greece had two squadrons of Mirage F-1CG and four squadrons of F-104G Starfighter (two squadrons of which were converting to Mirage 2000C as the Cold War ended). These could re-roled to fighter-bombers at a push. MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-13 Pathfinder Platoon / x1 er x3 Élite Infantry (1 M67 90mm MAW) (b) CWGR-33 Each Greek Armoured, Mechanised or Special Forces Division battalion-sized battlegroup should have a FAC attached, with an appropriate vehicle as transport. In infantry divisions, FACs would be less available probably only available at regimental level. MANOEUVRE ELEMENT CWGR-14 Air Force SAM Squadron x1 er x3 Redeye SAM Team x4 Jeep (no MG) x6 I-Hawk SAM Launcher x6 Light Truck CWGR-38 CWGR-26
FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-01 Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-03 x1 Self-Propelled Field Artillery Battalion FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-07 x1 Self-Propelled Heavy Artillery Battalion FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-07 Self-Propelled Heavy Artillery Battalion FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-08 x2 SP Field Artillery Battery x2 M110 SP 203mm Howitzer FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-02 Artillery Regiment FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-09 x3 Light Field Artillery Battalion FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-11 x1 Field Artillery Battalion FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-03 Self-Propelled Field Artillery Battalion FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-04 x3 SP Field Artillery Battery On-Table Attachment x1 Forward Observer CWGR-43 / x1 M113 APC (a) x3 M109 or M44A1 SP 155mm Howitzer (a) May replace M113 APC with: M20 Armoured Reconnaissance Car M2/M3 Halftrack Armoured Personnel Carrier M59 Armoured Personnel Carrier FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-05 Self-Propelled Light Field Artillery Battalion FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-06 x3 SP Field Artillery Battery On-Table Attachment x1 Forward Observer / x1 M113 APC (a) x3 M52A1 SP 105mm Howitzer (a) May replace M113 APC with: M20 Armoured Reconnaissance Car M2/M3 Halftrack Armoured Personnel Carrier M59 Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-10 CWGR-11 CWGR-12 CWGR-43 CWGR-10 CWGR-11 CWGR-12 FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-09 Light Field Artillery Battalion FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-10 x3 Light Field Artillery Battery On-Table Attachment x1 Forward Observer / CWGR-43 x3 M101 105mm Howitzer or 25pdr Field Gun FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-11 Field Artillery Battalion FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-12 x3 Light Field Artillery Battery On-Table Attachment x1 Forward Observer / x3 M114 155mm Howitzer FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-13 x1 Heavy Artillery Battery On-Table Attachment x1 Forward Observer / x2 M115 203mm Howitzer FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT CWGR-14 Light/Mountain Field Artillery Battery On-Table Attachment x1 Forward Observer / x3 M56 105mm Pack Howitzer CWGR-43 CWGR-43 CWGR-43
Greek Unit Cards (Annotations indicate available 15mm or 1/100th models: = Models/LKM Direct, SOG = Skytrex/Old Glory, PP = Peter Pig, QC = Quality Castings/Old Glory 15s, BF = Battlefront Miniatures/Flames of War CWGR-01 M24 Chaffee 75mm Light Tank CWGR-02 M41 Walker Bulldog 76mm Light Tank CWGR-03 M47 Patton 90mm Medium Tank CWGR-04 M48A2/A3 Patton 90mm Medium Tank CWGR-05 M48A5 Patton 105mm Medium Tank CWGR-06 AMX-30 105mm Main Battle Tank CWGR-07 Leopard GR1 (1A3) 105mm Main Battle Tank CWGR-08 Kürassier 105mm Tank Destroyer CWGR-09 M8 Greyhound 37mm Armoured Car CWGR-10 M20 Armoured Reconnaissance Car CWGR-11 M2/M3 Halftrack Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-12 M59 Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-13 Leonidas Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-14 Leonidas 2 Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-15 AMX-10 P 20mm Mechanised Infantry Combat Vehicle M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier CWGR-17 M106 107mm Mortar Carrier CWGR-18 M125 81mm Mortar Carrier CWGR-19 M150 ATGM Vehicle (M220 TOW) CWGR-20 M577 Armoured Vehicle CWGR-21 M48 AVLB CWGR-22 M42A Duster Twin 40mm Antiaircraft Vehicle CWGR-23 FK20-2 Twin 20mm Antiaircraft Gun CWGR-24 Artemis Twin 30mm Antiaircraft Gun CWGR-25 Bofors L70 40mm Antiaircraft Gun CWGR-26 I-Hawk SAM Launcher Jeep Light Truck CWGR-29 106mm Recoilless Rifle er CWGR-31 Infantry (M67 90mm MAW or Milan ATGM) CWGR-32 Combat Engineers CWGR-33 Élite Infantry (M67 90mm MAW or LRAC 89mm) CWGR-34 60mm Mortar CWGR-35 M29 81mm Mortar CWGR-36 M30 107mm Mortar CWGR-37 MO-120-RT 120mm Mortar CWGR-38 Redeye SAM Team CWGR-39 Milan ATGM Team CWGR-40 M220 TOW Team CWGR-41 Cobra ATGM Team CWGR-42 SS-11 ATGM Team CWGR-43 Forward Observer CWGR-44 AB-206 Observation Helicopter CWGR-45 UH-1D Iroquois/AB-204/AB-205 Utility Helicopter CWGR-46 AH-1S Cobra Attack Helicopter CWGR-47 F-84F Thunderstreak Fighter-Bomber CWGR-48 F-104G Starfighter Fighter-Bomber CWGR-49 F-4E Phantom II Fighter-Bomber CWGR-50 F-5A Freedom Fighter Fighter-Bomber CWGR-51 A-7H Corsair II Light Ground-Attack Aircraft CWGR-52 Mirage F-1CG Fighter-Bomber, SOG SOG, BF, SOG, BF, SOG, BF, QC, SOG, PP, SOG, SOG, PP, QC QC (generic card for various Jeep-type vehicles) (generic card for various light trucks) PP, (Marines, Paras and os) Pocket Pak (Italian-built OH-58 Kiowa) Revell, Corgi (AB-204 & AB-205 are Italian-built UH-1 variants) Revell, Italeri, Tamiya Italeri, Revell, Tamiya Italeri, Revell Tamiya