very likely fought more than one German unit? This my only reason as to why they made the Germans not any specific unit I'd assume? So.wait.I don't get it, the Americans in this game are 3rd Infantry Division, why the heck would they just not make the Germans a specific unit like the Americans? Could it be possible just because the U.S. J.S.T.- Luigi (8th Anniversary) 22 minutes ago They are just supposed to represent some sort of German unitĪccording to this video about German Uniforms from 1939 - 1945, the helmet decals were removed on 28th of August 1943. the Germans aren't actually from any unit? J.S.T.- Luigi (8th Anniversary) Dec 17 5:54pm The German dudes ain’t supposed to resemble any actual unit, almost all the Stalhems would have those insignias on them, the uniform tho isn’t accurate to the time zone "The half-frozen town of Kalt became the setting for some of the most brutal fighting of the war - firefights raging Kalt - Mission Brief December, 1944, Western Front If these defenses fall, the Axis will control another critical point in the push forward." "Allied troops have entrenched defenses setup throughout the town of Jagd. Most likely set near France, Caen or Carentan. A few platoons are ordered forward to check out the situation."
Allied troops have advanced into what appears to be a small, quiet village. The Allies struggle through the hedgerow country towards the key town of Saint Lo - the intersection for roads to key cities such as Caen and Carentan."Īlso probably based in the West European Campaign too, most likely some SS presence within this battle.
The mission brief for this map doesn't have any historical significance, therefore I can't give any information. Destruction of these objectives will enable our forces to take the city and push enemy troops back across a critical threshold." "Reports indicate two critical military targets just behind military lines. There were also Fallschirmjager divisions there too.īased in the West European Campaign, the only SS division that was there was the 2nd SS Panzer Division. He sends the infantry forward to do the job."Īgain, apart of the Invasion of Sicily, probably some presence of SS divisions. His tanks cannot enter this part of the city until the Germans are cleared. Patton, have driven to the outskirts of Palermo. "American landing forces in Sicily, under General George S. Not sure about this map, seems to be also apart of the Italian Campaign as well, probably only Heer divisions. After establishing a beachhead at Salerno, the American advance towards the hills was stopped by a vicious German counterattack on September 13." Little did they know that the Germans were already there, waiting."īased in the Italian Campaign, according to Wikipedia, only Heer divisions were present. The Allies have prepared a simple, fast beach assault to capture the city of Anzio. So Thanks to ricefield_man (*my 1st contributor*) he's got some information though on what divisions the generic Germans are supposed to represent though here's the info he's been able to crack: I mean sure it takes away the History feel of the game but the Germans look cool though for the purpose they're serving. units and completely add over dozens of different models and textures for the sake of a WW2 PvP multiplayer FPS game. 3rd Infantry Division, which is understandable because let's face it it would be a real pain in the butt to research all the German I.D. Valve's possible reason as to why they didn't make the Germans any specific unit is probably because they didn't want to take the time to research all the German units that fought the U.S. The only logo that appears on the German outfits, is that lone standard Wehrmacht decal seen on the left side of their helmets. These German Soldiers wear very dark-smudgy-brownish color Stahlhelm helmets, Medium-Gray jackets, Darker-Gray pants, and boots are blackish-brown color. _So it turns out these Germans actually aren't from any Division or Unit at all, they're just supposed to be generic plain looking German Army troops, this is confirmed thanks to my two contributors of this guide for finally answering this unsolved mystery, so these generic non-unit Germans do have a unique uniform color design however as oppose to the real/actual Wehrmacht units. They're Not From Any Division Nor Unit At All:
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