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Spelaren

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What I do with the Tanks is to combine the light Tanks with mobile Infantry. That get called a light Devision later, which was the Fire Fighting Troop and Breakthrough Troop for the first Years of WW 2. There you can use

And the light Tanks are good for Support Scout-Troop later (esp. in Russia), where the motorised Support Scout-Troops / Kavallarie-Troops aren´t good anymore. The 1942 Tank is for smaller Countrys and esp. for Asia a good Fighting Tank until good mediums show up.

But we will see what get done in the next Versions and DLC´s.
What do you mean exactly with the mobile infantry? Motorized?
 

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Yep exactly.

Motorised = mobile Infantry with Trucks
Mechanised = mobile Infantry with Half Tracks
Light Devisions = light / medium Tanks with Motorsied Infantry
Tank Devisions = medium Tanks with or without mechanised Infantry
Heavy Tank Devisions = Heavy Tanks without any form of Infantry
Standard-Infantry-Devisions = Normal Infantry with AT, AA, Arty etc.
Kavallary-Devsions = Normal Cavallary Devisions to support the Infantry with Towed AT, AA, Arty etc.

But that belongs on the Country and the Doctrine the country have. Germany gone this way in History more or less!