006- 90th Lightt “Afrika” Division (Pale/Mid Blue Bases)
Jan 2018
90th Light “Afrika” Division RSO
90th Light “Afrika” Division PzGren and Mot Inf Regt RSO
288th Sonderverband Panzer Grenadier Regiment (later 361st Infantry Regiment )
155th Motorised Infantry Regiment
90th Light “Afrika” Divisional Command and Support RSO
August 2016
July 2015
90th Light “Afrika” Motorized Division (CSO):
Steyr Kfz 70 – PSC, Opel signal truck – MMM, Breda 52 5t ammo truck, captured airforce fuel bowser – diecast conversion, beute P107 recovery halftrack
288th Sonderverband Panzer Grenadier Regiment (later 361st Infantry Regiment )
Sdkfz 250/11 Pzb 41 or, Sdkfz 250/10 Pak 3.7cm (C3) PSC + PP, Sdkfz 251/1, (F3) – PSC, Opel Blitz (F3) – PSC
155th Motorised Infantry Regiment
Steyr Kfz 70 + Pak 3.7cm (C3) PSC + PP, 2 Opel Blitz (F3) – PSC
580th Reconnaissance Company
Sdkfz 222 (R3) – Zvezda, 2 Motorcycle Recce markers – PP + CD,
605 Panzerjäger Abteilung(Battalion) from DAK HQ, later 707 Hvy Inf Gun coy + 708 (12 Sig 33)
Panzerjaeger 1b 4.7cm (S3)[1941 onwards] or Diane Sdkfz6 [1942], + SdKfz 6 limber (S3), or 2 x sIG 33 15cm (S3)
606th Army Light AA Battalion
Sdkfz 10/4 2cm 30 (S3)
361st Afrika Artillery Battalion, with 3 Batteries of 4 – 10.5cm Howitzers each
7.62cm Pak38 (r) + Sdkfz 11 limber (S3)
Fallschirmjäger (Parachute) Lehr Battalion or 361 Infantry Regiment is in Box 057: Fallschirmjäger
There is no mention of Pioneers or Engineers. I have included a truck full. The three Stug IIIs that made it out to North Africa were part of 288 Sperrverband. If you wanted a “what if” scenario, this is where they would appear as a signature piece of equipment.
Not Quite Mechanised 